1983 Queen Elizabeth II Proof Sovereign by Arnold Machin - Presentation Case Sovereigns_Proof Full Sovereigns No Mint Letter denoting London

No Mint Letter denoting London mint under truncation

1930-M King George V Gold Sovereign

A Yale is a mythical creature often alluded to in European mythology that is thought to have a goat-like or antelope body

Victoria d: g: brit: reg: f: d: mdccclvi Design by William Wyon

This is only the second time in Queen Elizabeth’s reign that a commemorative portrait has been used on Sovereign proof coins

1983 Queen Elizabeth II Proof Sovereign by Arnold Machin - Presentation Case Sovereigns_Proof Full Sovereigns No Mint Letter denoting London1983 Queen Elizabeth II Proof Sovereign by Arnold Machin Presentation Case Specially struck versions of the classic gold sovereign, struck with polished dies to create a mirrored finish to the field and a frosted one to the detail. Obverse: Queen head facing right wearing a coronet, The initials of the designer do not appear and the truncation is blank. Reverse: St. George mounted with sword attacking the dragon, streamer flowing from St George's