1910-C King Edward VII Gold Sovereign (Ottawa / Canada)
The Mint mark for George V sovereigns can be found within the ground line above the date on the reverse of the coin. NB: Sovereigns struck at the London Mint do not have a mint mark.
King bare head facing right to the right, initials DeS denoting engraver George William De Saulles below centre truncation. St.George mounted with sword attacking the dragon. The date appears below the exergue line at the bottom with the letters B.P. to the right.
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Coin Specifications
Struck - Ottawa Mint Canada ('C')
Rated (R2) Very Rare - Marsh
Mintage - 28,020
Inscription: EDWARDVS VII D:G:BRITT:OMN:REX:F:D:IND:IMP:
Milled Spink S.3970
Struck in 22ct gold - 916/1000
Weight: 7.98g / Diameter: 22.05mm
Obverse by George William De Saulles
Featuring Reverse design of St George & the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci
Die Axis: ↑ / ↑
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