2002 Golden Jubilee £5 Five Pound Sovereign Gold Coin PCGS MS69
In 2002 to celebrate the Queens Golden Jubilee, the Royal Mint released a very Limited Issue Brilliant Uncirculated Golden Jubilee Shield £5 Five Pound Sovereign Gold Coin struck in solid 22 Carat Gold Certified Slabbed and Graded by PCGS as MS69.
In celebration of the Queen's Golden Jubilee, the Royal Mint is paying its own special tribute, a tribute that for numismatics, in particular, will recall Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee of 1887.
In that year the Crowned Shield of the Royal Arms, which had featured so prominently on Victoria's beautiful Young Head Sovereigns, was dropped in favour of Pistrucci's St George and The Dragon.
Now, in 2002 and for one year only, in a pleasing reversal of what happened in that previous Golden Jubilee Year, the Royal Arms are being restored in place of Pistrucci's St George. Re-drawn by Timothy Noad, a herald painter at the College of Arms, the design will grace all four coins of the Sovereign family including the £5 Five Pound Crown.
The obverse portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley FRBS.
- Limited Mintage of 1,370 Worldwide
- Five Pound Gold Sovereign Minted in 22 Carat Gold
- Struck to Royal Mint's Brilliant Uncirculated Quality
- Features the Crowned Shield of the Royal Arms Designed by Timothy Noad
- Celebrating the Golden Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
- Certified Slabbed and Graded by PCGS as MS69
