Manufacturer: The Royal Mint
Weight (grams): 3.99
Pure gold content (grams): 3.66
Fineness: 916.7 (22ct)
Dimensions: Proof sovereign coin with classic St George and the Dragon design
The Half Gold Sovereign Elizabeth II Decimal Portrait Proof (1970–1984) is a historic proof coin, produced by The Royal Mint and struck in 22-carat gold (916.7 fineness). This issue features the iconic decimal portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Arnold Machin, representing an important era in modern British coinage.
Containing 3.99 grams total weight with approximately 3.66 grams of pure gold, this half sovereign follows the traditional British standard, offering both reliable gold content and strong collectible appeal.
Struck to proof standard, the coin displays a mirror-like finish with finely detailed frosted elements, showcasing the precision and craftsmanship of the mint.
The obverse features the Arnold Machin portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, known for its youthful and elegant depiction. The reverse displays the timeless St George and the Dragon design by Benedetto Pistrucci, one of the most recognised motifs in British numismatics.
Issued in limited numbers, proof coins from this period are highly desirable among collectors due to their historical significance and quality of finish.
With its status as UK legal tender, the coin carries both cultural importance and global recognition.
Combining heritage design, proof craftsmanship, and historic appeal, this coin is a valuable addition to any precious metals collection.
Please note: Due to strong demand, dispatch for this product may take up to 1–2 weeks.
Available with fully insured delivery or secure collection from London Gold Emporium.

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