1902-1910 Great Britain Gold Sovereign Edward VII

The 1902-1910 Great Britain Gold Sovereign Edward VII is a remarkable piece of numismatic history, struck by The Royal Mint with a purity of .9170 fine gold. Each coin contains a fine weight of 0.2354 troy oz (7.3224 g), with a diameter of 22.05 mm and a thickness of 1.52 mm. The obverse features a dignified portrait of King Edward VII, designed by Sir Edward Poynter, while the reverse depicts the legendary St. George slaying the dragon, a design by Benedetto Pistrucci that has become synonymous with British coinage. This coin is not only a testament to the artistry of its time but also a valuable asset for investors, as it is eligible for Precious Metals IRAs under IRC Section 408(m). Investors appreciate the sovereign guarantee of the coin's gold content, which provides a level of security in a volatile market. Furthermore, Rockwell Metals offers seamless integration with our 120-Second Price Lock at checkout, ensuring you secure the best price. Each coin is accompanied by a Cryptographic Vault Passport, allowing for XRF-spectrometer verified serial numbers, and is stored in our $250M Lloyd's of London insured vaults. With options for instant sell-back liquidity or insured armored delivery, Rockwell Metals provides a comprehensive ecosystem for your precious metals investment.