1817 George III Gold Sovereigns
The 1817 sovereign of George III has a laureate head, with St. George & dragon reverse inside an inscribed garter.
It is the first date of George III sovereign, which makes it also the very first of the "modern" sovereigns. The previous issue being in 1604. It was issued as a normal circulation type coin, and also as a proof.
Gold Sovereigns - George III
The US $ prices in the this table may be out of date due to currency fluctuations.
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1817 | gd Fine | Sold | |
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1818 | Fine / gd Fine | Sold | £395 |
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Type Coins
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