1822 George IV (1820-1830) Gold Sovereign Type 1 Proof-Like About Uncirculated
£2,450.00
The 1822 George IV Gold Sovereign (Type 1) is a highly desirable early sovereign, struck during the reign of George IV by The Royal Mint. As part of the post-1817 Great Recoinage series, this issue represents the reintroduction of the sovereign as Britain’s principal gold denomination.
The obverse features the laureate portrait of King George IV, while the reverse showcases the classic St George and the Dragon design by Benedetto Pistrucci, one of the most iconic motifs in British coinage. The Type 1 designation refers to the early style of this series, highly sought after by collectors.
This example displays a desirable proof-like finish, with reflective fields and strong detail, enhancing its overall eye appeal. Graded About Uncirculated, it retains sharp definition with only light wear, making it a premium collector-grade piece.
Highly sought after by gold coin collectors, sovereign specialists and British numismatists, the 1822 George IV Sovereign is a historically significant and attractive addition to any serious coin collection.
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