PCGS MS64 1967 Full Sovereign - Gold Coin

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Year: 1967
Mint: The Royal Mint
Weight (grams): 7.98
Metal: 22 Carat Gold
Dimensions: 22.05 mm diameter
Capital Gains Tax and VAT exempt for UK residents: Yes
Grading: PCGS MS64
Packaging: PCGS certified and encapsulated in a protective slab

The 1967 Full Sovereign was struck by The Royal Mint in 22 carat gold during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse features Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic depiction of St George slaying the dragon.

The obverse features Arnold Machin’s second portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. This example has been professionally graded MS64 by PCGS, recognising a high-quality Mint State example of this classic Elizabeth II Sovereign.

Its classic Pistrucci design, historic 1960s date and strong certified Mint State grade make it a desirable addition to a British Sovereign collection.

Capital Gains Tax exemption applies under current UK legislation and may be subject to change.

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