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Mintage : unknown, Marsh:R6 Single finest graded with PCGS.
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Mintage : unknown, Marsh:R6 Single finest graded with PCGS.
George III gold Proof 1/2 Sovereign 1817 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786, WR-204. Ex. Jacob Y. Terner Collection. A stunning specimen, with deep red toning along the edges. One of just nine proof examples of this date seen by both NGC and PCGS, with this ranking among the finest of them, as there have been just two PR65s graded in total. A couple of minor hairlines in the fields, but most marks seen are actually just die polishing lines. From the RichLyn Collection
George III gold Proof 1/2 Sovereign 1817 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786, WR-204. Ex. Jacob Y. Terner Collection. A stunning specimen, with deep red toning along the edges. One of just nine proof examples of this date seen by both NGC and PCGS, with this ranking among the finest of them, as there have been just two PR65s graded in total. A couple of minor hairlines in the fields, but most marks seen are actually just die polishing lines. From the RichLyn Collection
George III gold Proof 1/2 Sovereign 1817 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786, WR-204. Ex. Jacob Y. Terner Collection. A stunning specimen, with deep red toning along the edges. One of just nine proof examples of this date seen by both NGC and PCGS, with this ranking among the finest of them, as there have been just two PR65s graded in total. A couple of minor hairlines in the fields, but most marks seen are actually just die polishing lines. From the RichLyn Collection
George III gold Proof 1/2 Sovereign 1817 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786, WR-204. Ex. Jacob Y. Terner Collection. A stunning specimen, with deep red toning along the edges. One of just nine proof examples of this date seen by both NGC and PCGS, with this ranking among the finest of them, as there have been just two PR65s graded in total. A couple of minor hairlines in the fields, but most marks seen are actually just die polishing lines. From the RichLyn Collection
Victoria gold Proof 2 Pounds 1893 PR65+ Deep Cameo PCGS, KM786, S-3873, W&R-294, Marsh-T36 (R). Mintage: 773. Impeccably well-preserved, and very near the peak of recognized quality for the issue, with none yet exceeding PR67. Generously frosted against depthless, jet-black mirrors, even close scrutiny reveals hardly a singular flaw to be found. Most likely, the grade is held just shy of PR66 by some scattered copper spots to the obverse and the subtlest hint of haze behind her veil. Needless to say, an elite presentation, and the single finest we have yet offered.
Victoria gold Proof Sovereign 1893 PR66 Deep Cameo PCGS, KM785, S-3874, W&R-341. A highly popular type representing the final major bust design in the long-running Victorian sovereign series, this superb Proof representative takes conditional preservation to the near-peak of what has been seen for the issue. Serving as potent mirrors, the fields abound with deep reflectivity, while both Victoria's portrait and the reverse St. George motif rise in high profile and shine by virtue of the heavy golden frost which graces their features. Quite impressive in this technical caliber, and among the best we have had the privilege to offer.
Victoria gold Proof Sovereign 1893 PR66 Deep Cameo PCGS, KM785, S-3874, W&R-341. A highly popular type representing the final major bust design in the long-running Victorian sovereign series, this superb Proof representative takes conditional preservation to the near-peak of what has been seen for the issue. Serving as potent mirrors, the fields abound with deep reflectivity, while both Victoria's portrait and the reverse St. George motif rise in high profile and shine by virtue of the heavy golden frost which graces their features. Quite impressive in this technical caliber, and among the best we have had the privilege to offer.
Victoria gold Proof Sovereign 1893 PR66 Deep Cameo PCGS, KM785, S-3874, W&R-341. A highly popular type representing the final major bust design in the long-running Victorian sovereign series, this superb Proof representative takes conditional preservation to the near-peak of what has been seen for the issue. Serving as potent mirrors, the fields abound with deep reflectivity, while both Victoria's portrait and the reverse St. George motif rise in high profile and shine by virtue of the heavy golden frost which graces their features. Quite impressive in this technical caliber, and among the best we have had the privilege to offer.
Victoria gold Proof Sovereign 1893 PR66 Deep Cameo PCGS, KM785, S-3874, W&R-341. A highly popular type representing the final major bust design in the long-running Victorian sovereign series, this superb Proof representative takes conditional preservation to the near-peak of what has been seen for the issue. Serving as potent mirrors, the fields abound with deep reflectivity, while both Victoria's portrait and the reverse St. George motif rise in high profile and shine by virtue of the heavy golden frost which graces their features. Quite impressive in this technical caliber, and among the best we have had the privilege to offer.
Victoria gold Proof Sovereign 1893 PR66 Deep Cameo PCGS, KM785, S-3874, W&R-341. A highly popular type representing the final major bust design in the long-running Victorian sovereign series, this superb Proof representative takes conditional preservation to the near-peak of what has been seen for the issue. Serving as potent mirrors, the fields abound with deep reflectivity, while both Victoria's portrait and the reverse St. George motif rise in high profile and shine by virtue of the heavy golden frost which graces their features. Quite impressive in this technical caliber, and among the best we have had the privilege to offer.
Victoria gold Proof Sovereign 1893 PR66 Deep Cameo PCGS, KM785, S-3874, W&R-341. A highly popular type representing the final major bust design in the long-running Victorian sovereign series, this superb Proof representative takes conditional preservation to the near-peak of what has been seen for the issue. Serving as potent mirrors, the fields abound with deep reflectivity, while both Victoria's portrait and the reverse St. George motif rise in high profile and shine by virtue of the heavy golden frost which graces their features. Quite impressive in this technical caliber, and among the best we have had the privilege to offer.
Victoria gold Proof Sovereign 1893 PR66 Deep Cameo PCGS, KM785, S-3874, W&R-341. A highly popular type representing the final major bust design in the long-running Victorian sovereign series, this superb Proof representative takes conditional preservation to the near-peak of what has been seen for the issue. Serving as potent mirrors, the fields abound with deep reflectivity, while both Victoria's portrait and the reverse St. George motif rise in high profile and shine by virtue of the heavy golden frost which graces their features. Quite impressive in this technical caliber, and among the best we have had the privilege to offer.
1839 Proof Half Sovereign - WR-344, struck en médaille. A superior example of this early Victorian proof half sovereign.
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1818 MS66 PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786. Ex Terner Collection. The single finest graded by either PCGS or NGC, making this is a true conditional rarity. There are absolutely no flaws worthy of mentioning. This coin has been off the open market since it sold in the Terner Collection in Goldberg's 25 (31 May 2004), lot 1239, where it hammered at a mere $1,900. Standing as the single finest graded specimen of the date across both services, this tremendous Gem boasts a great pedigree as well as robust luster shimmering throughout. A golden-orange hue combines with nearly-impeccable surface quality to present a staggering example for any advanced cabinet in British gold issues.
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1818 MS66 PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786. Ex Terner Collection. The single finest graded by either PCGS or NGC, making this is a true conditional rarity. There are absolutely no flaws worthy of mentioning. This coin has been off the open market since it sold in the Terner Collection in Goldberg's 25 (31 May 2004), lot 1239, where it hammered at a mere $1,900. Standing as the single finest graded specimen of the date across both services, this tremendous Gem boasts a great pedigree as well as robust luster shimmering throughout. A golden-orange hue combines with nearly-impeccable surface quality to present a staggering example for any advanced cabinet in British gold issues.
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1818 MS66 PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786. Ex Terner Collection. The single finest graded by either PCGS or NGC, making this is a true conditional rarity. There are absolutely no flaws worthy of mentioning. This coin has been off the open market since it sold in the Terner Collection in Goldberg's 25 (31 May 2004), lot 1239, where it hammered at a mere $1,900. Standing as the single finest graded specimen of the date across both services, this tremendous Gem boasts a great pedigree as well as robust luster shimmering throughout. A golden-orange hue combines with nearly-impeccable surface quality to present a staggering example for any advanced cabinet in British gold issues.
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1818 MS66 PCGS, Royal mint, KM673, S-3786. Ex Terner Collection. The single finest graded by either PCGS or NGC, making this is a true conditional rarity. There are absolutely no flaws worthy of mentioning. This coin has been off the open market since it sold in the Terner Collection in Goldberg's 25 (31 May 2004), lot 1239, where it hammered at a mere $1,900. Standing as the single finest graded specimen of the date across both services, this tremendous Gem boasts a great pedigree as well as robust luster shimmering throughout. A golden-orange hue combines with nearly-impeccable surface quality to present a staggering example for any advanced cabinet in British gold issues.
Mintage: 5,500; Only George VI Coins Minted. Particularly attractive with unusually sleek fields free from major marks or hairlines
Mintage: 5,500; Only George VI Coins Minted. Particularly attractive with unusually sleek fields free from major marks or hairlines
Mintage: 5,500; Only George VI Coins Minted. Particularly attractive with unusually sleek fields free from major marks or hairlines
Mintage: 5,500; Only George VI Coins Minted. Particularly attractive with unusually sleek fields free from major marks or hairlines
Mintage: 5,500; Only George VI Coins Minted. Particularly attractive with unusually sleek fields free from major marks or hairlines
George IV gold 1/2 Sovereign 1821 MS64 PCGS, KM681, S-3802. A fantastic example of this conditionally challenging 1/2 Sovereign issue, displaying highly fluid and shimmering golden luster, enhanced by a framing amber tone that grips the legends and transforms subtly into the yellow-gold color of the central fields. The strike is full, only further positioning this near-gem as a highly compelling type candidate.
Mintage: unknown. Only 2 graded higher on PCGS.
Mintage: unknown. Only 2 graded higher on PCGS.
Mintage: unknown. Only 2 graded higher on PCGS.
Victoria gold Proof 1/2 Sovereign 1887 PR66 Ultra Cameo NGC, KM766, S-3869, W&R-362. A thoroughly outstanding representative of this scarce Proof, entirely meriting of its gem ultra cameo status--the fields appearing nearly jet-black from all angles with a pronounced silhouette matte frost atop the devices. A lovely gem, with simply magnificent watery surfaces and a fantastic cameo effect against the chiseled and heavily frosted devices. Seldom seen at this elite level of preservation, this is an all-around great coin that we suspect will find itself in the collection of a true connoisseur. Ranking very near the peak of certified specimens, we note that only two PR67's have been certified to-date. Ex. Murdoch Collection (Sotheby's April 1903, Lot 495 [part])
Victoria gold Proof 1/2 Sovereign 1887 PR66 Ultra Cameo NGC, KM766, S-3869, W&R-362. A thoroughly outstanding representative of this scarce Proof, entirely meriting of its gem ultra cameo status--the fields appearing nearly jet-black from all angles with a pronounced silhouette matte frost atop the devices. A lovely gem, with simply magnificent watery surfaces and a fantastic cameo effect against the chiseled and heavily frosted devices. Seldom seen at this elite level of preservation, this is an all-around great coin that we suspect will find itself in the collection of a true connoisseur. Ranking very near the peak of certified specimens, we note that only two PR67's have been certified to-date. Ex. Murdoch Collection (Sotheby's April 1903, Lot 495 [part])
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1817 MS66 PCGS, KM673, S-3786, Marsh-400. Astonishingly fresh and remarkably well-preserved, that such a piece has been long recognized for its exquisite quality is confirmed by its older generation holder. Indeed, even under close inspection, hardly a flaw worthy of note can be discerned, the fields instead resounding with satin originality and just a hint of die polish. Notably, this piece is situated alongside just one other in this peak grade out of over 204 seen between NGC and PCGS combined.
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1817 MS66 PCGS, KM673, S-3786, Marsh-400. Astonishingly fresh and remarkably well-preserved, that such a piece has been long recognized for its exquisite quality is confirmed by its older generation holder. Indeed, even under close inspection, hardly a flaw worthy of note can be discerned, the fields instead resounding with satin originality and just a hint of die polish. Notably, this piece is situated alongside just one other in this peak grade out of over 204 seen between NGC and PCGS combined.
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1817 MS66 PCGS, KM673, S-3786, Marsh-400. Astonishingly fresh and remarkably well-preserved, that such a piece has been long recognized for its exquisite quality is confirmed by its older generation holder. Indeed, even under close inspection, hardly a flaw worthy of note can be discerned, the fields instead resounding with satin originality and just a hint of die polish. Notably, this piece is situated alongside just one other in this peak grade out of over 204 seen between NGC and PCGS combined.
George III gold 1/2 Sovereign 1817 MS66 PCGS, KM673, S-3786, Marsh-400. Astonishingly fresh and remarkably well-preserved, that such a piece has been long recognized for its exquisite quality is confirmed by its older generation holder. Indeed, even under close inspection, hardly a flaw worthy of note can be discerned, the fields instead resounding with satin originality and just a hint of die polish. Notably, this piece is situated alongside just one other in this peak grade out of over 204 seen between NGC and PCGS combined.
Gold half-sovereign, 1826. London. Bare head left; date below; · GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA ·. / Garnished crowned shield; BRITANNIARUM REX FID: DEF:. Variety without extra tuft in hair. Single finest graded with PCGS. Fresh and minty example with only the faintest detractions. In secure plastic holder, graded PCGS MS65 , certification number 39301610 . PCGS population in this grade: 1, single finest graded. Reference: Fr-380; KM-700; Marsh-407; S-3804 Mintage: 344,830.