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Design features and attractions

Surface (obverse).

Design:Second Young Portrait of Queen Victoria (Young Head)(facing left).
Designer:. William Wyon, a member of the Wyon family.
[Features.
Elegant design with hair tied in fillets (thin bands)
Statue of Queen Victoria with a youthful but mature atmosphere.
Sharp details and beautiful mirror finish with proof specification
[Imprint].
VICTORIA DEI GRATIA
Meaning: 'Victoria by the Grace of God'.

Reverse (reverse)

Design:Shield with crown in wreath.
Designer:James Wyon, James Wyon.
[Features.
Shield with crown in the centre.
British national flower (thistle, rose and shamrock) under the shield.
Traditional design, but with a special beauty due to the proof finish
[Imprint].
BRITANNIARUM REGINA FID: DEF:.
Meaning: 'Queen of Britannia, defender of the faith'.

What is the Proof specification (Proof)?

Unlike ordinary circulating sovereigns, these coins are specially manufactured to proof specifications and have an artistic beauty.
Mirrorfield (mirror-finished) background and frosted (cameo effect) portrait/design section.
PCGS PR66 DCAM (Deep Cameo) rated, which confirms a stronger cameo effect than normal proofs.
The sculpture is sharply detailed and perfectly preserved.

Scarcity and market value

Rarity:. R4 (Marsh standards). *Estimated to be 11-20 pieces in existence.
PCGS Population:. PR66 The only one authenticated in DCAM grade (Single Finest)
market value
1853 proof sovereigns are extremely rare and rarely appear on the auction market
High grade proof sovereigns have been on the rise in price in recent years
The highest appraisals, especially for PR66 DCAMs, are expected to fetch premium prices.

The ultimate piece for collectors and investors.

(i) The best of Queen Victoria's proof sovereigns.

1853 Proof Sovereign, one of the rarest of Queen Victoria's 'young head' designs.
The beauty of the proof specification and the clarity of detail not found in quicksand currency.

Only one copy in the world.

Only PCGS PR66 DCAM authenticated (single finest)
Almost no market access and expected to increase in price in the future

(iii) Beautiful proof finish.

Strong Cameo effect and outstanding visual beauty.
Special manufacturing techniques, different from normal circulating coins.

(iv) Long-term asset values.

The price of Queen Victoria's proof sovereigns has skyrocketed over the past decade.
The highest appraised products are expected to continue to command premium prices.