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South African History in your Hands

1928 

Gold King George V

 Sovereign

1st Type with larger bust, were struck from 1923 - 1928. 

2nd Type 1929 - 1932. There were minor changes made to the die which resulted in the sovereign bust being slightly smaller.

A detail that serious numismatists would appreciate.

Minted at the South African Mint which was associated, during the Union Period of South Africa's history, with the Royal Mint while George the V Reigned.

 Various Dates Available  

The uncrowned die used for Various coins at the Royal Mint and the South African gold series. The dies used by the Royal Mint caused "ghosting" on the halfpennies series in England. Various experiments were undertaken culminating in a more shallow design and a slightly smaller bust which involved the striking of coins at the royal Mint. This new die was used for stricking the gold sovereigns at the South African Mint from 1929 

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Details:

1928 MS63 Sovereign 22carat Gold:  Weight: 7.988 grams  Diameter: 22 mm

      Mintmark:  SA

 Description:

 King George V saw his role as monarch as being to embody those qualities his far-flung subjects saw as their greatest strengths - diligence, dignity & duty. Seemingly to emphasize this, King George V was the only monarch whose effigy appeared on sovereigns from all seven mints. George reigned during the height of the Royal Mint's reach, but the tumultuous events of World War I, the collapse of the international monetary system and the demise of the gold standard meant that he would be the last King to grace the sovereign.
The reverse depicts St George mounted with a streamer flowing from his helmet, slaying the dragon with a sword. The date appears below the exergue line with the initials B.P. to the right, the mintmark ( if applicable ) appears in the centre of the exergue line directly above the date.