Discover a rare piece of Australian numismatic history with the 1917PM Australia 1 Sovereign Gold Coin, a beautifully preserved example of early 20th-century gold coinage. Struck at the Perth Mint, this sovereign reflects Australia’s rich heritage and its connection to the British monetary system. With its gold content and historical significance, this coin is a prized asset for collectors and investors alike.
Graded Mint State 61 (MS61) by NGC, this coin is among only 11 examples at this grade, with just 53 graded higher, making it a scarce and desirable collectible.
Coin Highlights:
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Contains 0.2354 Troy oz of .9167 fine gold, following the classic British sovereign gold standard.
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NGC MS61 Grade, offering solid details and luster with moderate contact marks.
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Features the exclusive Australia Flag Label, celebrating Australia's numismatic heritage.
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Obverse Design: Portrait of King George V, symbolizing Australia’s historical ties to the British Empire.
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Reverse Design: The iconic St. George slaying the dragon motif, representing strength and victory.
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Limited population, with only 11 coins graded MS61 by NGC, making it a highly collectible piece.
Struck in 1917 at the Perth Mint, this Australian sovereign serves as a tangible connection to the nation's economic history and craftsmanship. Its NGC MS61 grade ensures historical significance and preservation, making it an excellent addition to any distinguished collection or investment portfolio.
For inquiries or to secure this 1917PM Australia 1 Sovereign MS61 Gold Coin, contact MetalStacks at 561-529-3001 today.