1832 King William IV Gold Full Sovereign Coin Second Bust

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Obverse
Second bust. Bare head portrait of King William IV facing right. Artist: Sir Francis Chantrey. Engraver: William Wyon. 'W.W.' initials to truncation. Legend: 'GULIELMUS IIII D: G: BRITANNIAR: REX F:D:'.
Reverse
Decorative shield of royal arms (England, Scotland and Ireland) with the arms of the House of Hanover in the centre. Crown above and 'ANNO 1832' below. Engraver: Jean Baptiste Merlen.
Specification
22-carat gold British coin. Weight: 7.98 grams. Actual gold weight: 7.31 grams. Diameter: 22.05 millimetres. Edge: milled.
Grade
GF - Good Fine, see photos.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sovereign experts rate 1832 Sovereigns 'S' for 'Scarce'. First bust editions are particularly valuable but those featuring the second bust of King William IV remain highly sought-after.
3,737,065 gold 'full' Sovereigns were issued in 1832 by the UK's Royal Mint. These coins featured William Wyon's bust of King William IV on the obverse and a shield of arms on the reverse.
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