1852 Queen Victoria Young Head Shield Sovereign About Extremely Fine
£1,000.00
The 1852 Queen Victoria Young Head Shield Sovereign is an attractive Victorian gold coin struck during the reign of Victoria. Issued during the early to mid-Victorian period, this sovereign showcases the classic design elements that make British gold coinage highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
The obverse features the youthful portrait of Queen Victoria, while the reverse displays the elegant Shield of the Royal Arms design surrounded by a laurel wreath. This distinctive reverse was used on sovereigns before the reintroduction of the famous St George and the Dragon design, adding to its historical appeal.
Struck in 22-carat gold, the sovereign contains approximately 7.98 grams of gold and combines precious metal value with considerable numismatic importance. This example is graded About Extremely Fine, retaining strong detail across the main design features with only light wear and attractive overall eye appeal.
Highly sought after by Victorian gold collectors, sovereign enthusiasts and British numismatists, the 1852 Queen Victoria Young Head Shield Sovereign is a desirable and historically significant addition to any collection of British gold coinage.
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