1910-S Australia Gold Sovereign Edward VII BU

0.2354 troy oz .9167 1910 Brilliant Unc

Struck in the final year of King Edward VII's reign, this 1910 gold sovereign represents a fascinating chapter of branch minting within the British Empire. Produced at the Sydney Mint in Australia, the coin is composed of 0.9167 fine gold, containing 0.2354 troy ounces of precious metal. It survives today in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, preserving the sharp details of its original strike from a total mintage of 2,135,000 pieces. The obverse of the coin displays a right-facing portrait of King Edward VII, surrounded by a formal Latin inscription. This royal likeness is paired with a legendary reverse design by Benedetto Pistrucci, which depicts the dramatic scene of Saint George on horseback slaying a mythical dragon. Collectors can identify the Australian origin of this sovereign by locating the small letter S mint mark positioned on the reverse side of the coin.

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Specifications

Country	Australia
Year	1910
Mint mark	S - Sydney
Grade	Brilliant Unc
Legal-tender face value	1 Sovereign
Metal	Gold
Weight	0.2354 troy oz
Purity	.9167
Diameter	22 mm
Thickness	1.6 mm