In 2013 to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Queen's Coronation, the Royal Mint released a very Limited Issue Struck on the Day Coronation 60th Anniversary Celebration Gold Full Sovereign Coin struck in solid 22 Carat Gold and the entire issue of 2,013 coins were struck on Saturday 2nd June 2013 the day of the Coronation 60th Anniversary celebrations and is the official Queen's Coronation Gold Full Sovereign Coin.
The coin includes it's original Royal Mint box with it's individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Pistrucci's St George and The Dragon, seemingly inseparable from the British Sovereign, is acclaimed throughout the world as a masterpiece of numismatic art.
Its appeal has been so enduring that, with the sole exception of the special 1989 commemorative coins, it has graced the reverse of nearly every British sovereign since Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887. The reverse design of the 2013 Gold Full Sovereign features Pistrucci's St George and The Dragon. The obverse depicts Ian Rank Broadley's portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Limited Mintage of 900 Worldwide
Finished to Royal Mint's Brilliant Uncirculated Quality
Celebrating the Queens Coronation Jubilee
The Coronation of Her Majesty the Queen Celebration Sovereign
Struck on 2nd June 2013 the First Day of the Coronation Jubilee
Reverse features St George Slaying the Dragon Designed by Benedetto Pistrucci
Royal Mint Boxed with Certificate of Authenticity (Cert Number Might be Different than Shown)
