The 1918 George V Bombay Mint Sovereign is a highly collectible British gold coin, struck at the prestigious Bombay Mint during the reign of George V. As one of the few sovereign issues produced in India, it holds special significance within British and world gold coinage.
The obverse features the portrait of King George V, while the reverse displays Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic depiction of Saint George slaying the dragon — one of the most celebrated designs in numismatic history. The small mintmark identifying Bombay production adds further collector appeal.
Struck in 22-carat gold, this sovereign combines intrinsic bullion value with exceptional historical importance. This example is graded About Brilliant Uncirculated, retaining sharp detail, attractive lustre and only minimal signs of handling.
Highly sought after by sovereign collectors, gold investors and British numismatists, the 1918 Bombay Mint Sovereign is a scarce and prestigious addition to any collection.
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