Extremely Hard to Obtain!
A rare high-grade piece featuring the genius sculptor’s design that captivates collectors worldwide!
An exceptional gold coin featuring William IV, highly sought after for its condition and rarity.

Introducing an exceptionally rare gold coin from the highly popular British coin series, celebrated for its remarkable state and scarcity.

■ Design

Obverse: William IV
Inscription: GULIELMUS IIII D:G: BRITANNIAR: REX F:D:

Reverse: British coat of arms crowned and draped in a mantle
Inscription: ANNO 1831
Note: Designed by William Wyon, the genius British sculptor.

■ Condition

PR64DCAM

■ Coin Details

• Year of Issue: 1831
• Mint Location: United Kingdom
• PCGS Graded Pieces: 27
• Denomination: 1 Sovereign
• Material: Gold
• Weight: Approximately 7.99g
• Diameter: Approximately 22mm
• Obverse: William IV
• Reverse: British coat of arms crowned and draped in a mantle
• PCGS Grade: PR64DCAM
• PCGS Certification Page: https://www.pcgsasia.com/Cert/21270143

■ Highlights

Rarity
With only 27 pieces graded by PCGS, this sovereign gold coin is a perennial favorite among British coins. High-grade pieces in good condition are rare and seldom seen in the market.

Additionally, William IV reigned for only 7 years, adding to the coin’s rarity. Because collectors rarely part with these coins, they rarely appear on the market, and when they do, they disappear quickly due to high demand.

Condition
This is a PCGS second-ranked graded coin, with only three coins graded higher.

• DCAM (DEEP CAMEO): PCGS's highest grade for proof coins, featuring a mirror-like luster with deep reflective surfaces. Despite being 200 years old, this coin retains an exceptional condition.

Market Appeal
British coins are a cornerstone of the antique coin market, and the recent surge in their value reflects their popularity.

This coin’s design is by William Wyon, the British sculptor renowned for creating the "Una and the Lion," one of the world’s most beautiful coins. The brilliance of Wyon’s design and the coin’s rarity mean that well-preserved William IV gold coins are highly sought after by both investors and collectors, often disappearing from the market quickly.

As a result, William IV gold coins are rarely seen on the market, and when they do appear at auction, they attract significant attention and fetch high prices.

Given this coin’s exceptional condition, it is a superb choice as both a collection piece and an investment.

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This is a collection piece accessible only to the chosen few.
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