Extremely Hard to Obtain!
A rare gold coin that continues to captivate collectors worldwide!

Introducing the highly coveted 5 Guinea gold coin, one of the most sought-after coins, celebrated as a timeless classic.

• Exceptional rarity, highly prized by collectors
• A large gold coin with the highest denomination of its time

These outstanding features make this coin truly remarkable.
Please see the details below.

■ Design

Obverse: Portrait of King George I
Inscription: GEORGIVS·D·M·BR·FR·ET HIB REX F D

Reverse: Coats of arms of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland arranged in a cross pattern
Inscription: BRVN ET·L·DVX S·I·R·A·TH ET·EL·17 16·

■ Condition

AU55

■ Coin Details

• Year of Issue: 1716
• Mint Location: United Kingdom
• PCGS Certification Count: 5 coins
• Denomination: 5 Guineas
• Material: Gold
• Weight: Approximately 41.75g
• Diameter: Approximately 37mm
• Obverse: King George I
• Reverse: Cross-shaped coats of arms
• PCGS Grade: AU55
• PCGS Certification Page: https://www.pcgsasia.com/Cert/48347934

■ Highlights

Rarity
Only 5 coins certified by PCGS and 12 coins by NGC!

The Guinea gold coins are among the most sought-after antique coins, first minted in 1663 in England using gold sourced from Guinea, hence the denomination's name.

Among these, the George I 5 Guinea coin stands out as one of the rarest.

Between 1716 and 1726, George I’s 5 Guinea coins were issued only four times. Consequently, they are virtually never seen on the market, making them a coveted gem among collectors.

Condition
Ranked as the 2nd highest by PCGS, with only two coins graded higher.
Despite being over 300 years old, this coin retains an AU (Almost Uncirculated) grade, showcasing its excellent preservation.

Market Appeal
British coins are a staple of the antique coin market, and Guinea gold coins remain a standout due to their enduring rarity and value. Recent price surges further underscore their popularity.

The George I 5 Guinea coin is exceptionally scarce, rarely appearing in the market. When it does surface at auctions, it garners significant attention and commands high prices.

In addition to their rarity and artistic value, large gold coins like this have seen increased demand due to rising gold prices, with their bullion weight adding intrinsic value. These factors contribute to their consistently high market prices globally.

‘Timing’ and ‘Budget’
This is a collection piece accessible only to the chosen few.
Don't miss this opportunity!