An exceptional and highly sought-after matte proof gold coin from the coronation year of King Edward VII. Struck by the Royal Mint in limited numbers, this Five Sovereign gold coinis part of the first-ever British coinage to feature the new monarch, and the matte finish enhances its regal detail.
Graded PR63 by PCGS, this coin offers a superb combination of rarity, visual appeal, and historical importance. Ideal for advanced collectors of British proof gold.
Specifications:
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Country: Great Britain
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Year: 1902
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Denomination: £5 (Five Sovereigns)
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Grade: PR63 Matte (PCGS)
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Metal: Gold (22 carats / .9167)
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Weight: 39.94g (Gold content: 36.61g)
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Diameter: 36 mm
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Obverse: King Edward VII portrait by G.W. de Saulles
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Reverse: St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci
A true numismatic masterpiece with low mintage and a timeless legacy.
