1910S Edward VII Sovereign Nice Uncirculated

The 1910S Edward VII Sovereign is a distinguished gold coin of exceptional numismatic significance. Minted in Sydney, Australia, during the final year of King Edward VII's reign, this uncirculated specimen represents a pinnacle of early 20th-century British Commonwealth coinage.

Specifications:

• Year of Mint: 1910
• Mint Location: Sydney Mint, Australia, denoted by the 'S' mintmark.    
• Condition: Uncirculated, preserving its original lustre and detail.    
• Obverse Design: Features the right-facing portrait of King Edward VII.
• Reverse Design: Showcases the classic St. George and the Dragon motif.
• Metal Composition: Struck in 22-carat gold, weighing 7.98 grams. 
• Historical Significance: Marks the end of Edwardian gold coinage, making it a valuable piece for collectors.