1910 Edward VII Gold Full Sovereign Ottawa Canada Mint
George William De Saulles Royal Portrait
All Edward VII gold Sovereigns, Canadian issues included, feature an uncrowned, right-facing portrait by George William de Saulles with a legend around which reads 'EDWARDVS VII D: G: BRITT: OMN: REX F: D: IND: IMP:' and the artist's initials below the truncation of the neck.
Saint George And The Dragon Reverse
Benedetto Pistrucci's classic coinage engraving of the legend of England's patron saint - St George - is shown on the reverse of this 1910 coin, originally designed for the first milled Sovereigns of 1817. The date (1910) appears below with a tiny 'C' mintmark above.
22-Carat Gold Branch Mint Sovereigns
Canada mint Sovereigns are struck to the same specifications as other London and branch mint Sovereigns in 22-carat gold, offering 0.2354 troy ounces of pure gold each.
How Many 1910-C Sovereigns Were Minted?
The mintages for early Ottawa mint Sovereigns were notably low, with only 28,020 struck in 1910, compared to millions minted at other Royal Mint branches in the same year.
Buying Historic Canada Mint Sovereigns
Our 1910 Canada mint Sovereigns are individually authenticated and graded by our experts. Use the menu above to select your desired grade from our available stock.
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