The 1912 Gold Sovereign. George V - Perth Mint.Benedetto Pistrucci’s famous portrayal of St George slaying the dragon is on the reverse of the coin. Just above the date is a small 'P' showing the coin was produced at the Perth Mint in Western Australia, Australia.
In 1912, Gold Sovereigns were minted in London, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.
The portrait of King George V is on the obverse of the coin, designed by Sir Bertram MacKennal.Image credit: Museums Victoria
Mintage: 4,390,672 (may include coins in sets)
Minted at The Melbourne Mint
Minted in 1912. See Coins and Events of 1912
Monarch/Ruler: George V (1910-1936)
Category: Sovereigns. See more Gold Sovereign coins
and see which Gold Sovereign coins have the lowest mintage.
Country of Origin: Australia
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 | George V (1917) Gold Sovereign St George & Dragon Reverse Perth mint mark £ 848.20 |
 | 1918 George V Gold Sovereign Coin - St George & Dragon Reverse, London struck £ 821.68 |
 | 1912 Gold Full Sovereign George V Bullion Coin £ 843.10 |
 | 1918 George V Gold Sovereign Coin – St George & Dragon Reverse, Uncertified £ 838.00 |
 | 1817 Sovereign - George III British Gold Coin*857 £ 1,975.00 |
 | 1892 Victoria Gold Half Sovereign | Jubilee Head | Shield Back | London Mint £ 465.00 |
 | 1893 Queen Victoria Sovereign Gold Coin £ 1,128.70 |
 | 1889 Gold Sovereign - Victoria Jubilee Head - S £ 1,021.24 |
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