Australian Sovereign Gold Coin 50th Anniversary of Queen Victoria's Reign 1889 PCGS PR65CAM

Only two pieces were identified in the world,The only PR65CAM with the highest appraisalThis coin, a Proof Gold Sovereign, is the finest Proof Gold Sovereign produced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign (Golden Jubilee).
There is no equivalent piece in the world, and it is truly a "supreme piece of art," with all the history, artistry, and investment value.

Elaborate beauty of design

Surface (obverse)

Design:Queen Victoria's Jubilee Head
Designer:Joseph Edgar Boehm (J.E.B.)
[Features
The inscription "J.E.B." is engraved below the portrait.
The magnificent tiaras, delicate jewelry, and dignified expressions are all represented.
It has the sharp details and delicate texture that only proof specifications can provide.
[Imprint] [Imprint
VICTORIA D: G: BRIT: REGINA F: D:.
Meaning, "Victoria by the grace of God, Queen of England, defender of the faith."

Reverse side (reverse)

Design St. George and the Dragon
Designer: J. J. H. Harris Benedetto Pistrucci (B.P.)
[Features
An unusual design variation in which the horse's tail is short.
The dynamic swordsmanship of St. George and the strength of the fighting horses are vividly expressed.
M" (Melbourne Mint), "1889" (year), and "B.P." (designer's initials) on exergue (ground section).

Proof specification excellence

Ultra-high definition design and sharp details.
Mirror-finished (mirror field) background and frosted (cameo effect) portrait/design area.

Rarity and market value

Rarity:R7 (Marsh Standard) *Only two pieces in the world have been confirmed.
PCGS Population:The only PR65 CAM grade that is appraised (single finest).
[Market value
The highest appraised pieces in particular are likely to fetch a premium.
Proof sovereigns issued in Melbourne in 1889 are almost never on the market and are expected to increase in value in the future.

The ultimate piece for collectors and investors

(1) Symbolizes the history and prestige of the royal family
Special coin commemorating the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign
Jubilee head design that perfectly recreates the majesty and beauty of the queen
Only one of its kind in the world.
The only authenticated PCGS PR65CAM
Single Finest" for extreme historical and artistic value
(3) Beautiful proof finish
Strong Cameo effect and outstanding visual beauty
Special manufacturing techniques that differ from ordinary circulating coins
(iv) Long-term asset value
Prices have increased over the past 10 years.
Value as a "legendary coin" to be passed on to the next generation

Benedetto Pistrucci

Basic Information

Date of birth: May 29, 1783.
date of death: Sept. 16, 1855.
institution from which one graduatedRome, Italy
businessSculptor, medal designer, coin designer

summary

Benedetto Pistrucci was born in Italy.Renowned sculptor and numismatic designerand is known as one of the principal designers of the Royal Mint. His most famous work is the design for **St. George and the Dragon**, which has been on the British Sovereign Gold Coin since 1817.

His designs are still in use today, especiallyGold coins issued during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901)The precision and beauty of the engravings are outstanding in the Throughout his career at the Royal Mint, Pistolucci worked on many commemorative medals and coins and had a major impact on the history of British numismatic design.

masterpiece

St. George and the Dragon" design(1817-)
Medal commemorating the victory in the Napoleonic Wars(Battle of Waterloo Medal)
Portrait Medals of George III and George IV