1909-C King Edward VII Gold Sovereign (Ottawa / Canada) SOTD 3852D / Marsh 40

3852D / Marsh 40

When 007 first appeared on our screens in 1962

causing collectors worldwide to question such low mintages with so many disappointed that even the lowest denomination two ounce silver version were simply out of their reach

Perth and Pretoria Mints

The Sovereign of King Charles III carries the obverse legend : 'CHARLES III · DEI · GRA · REX · FID · DEF' in Latin this translates to “King Charles III

1909-C King Edward VII Gold Sovereign (Ottawa / Canada) SOTD 3852D / Marsh 401909 C King Edward VII Gold Sovereign (Ottawa Canada) Extremely Rare and above average grade. The Mint mark for George V sovereigns can be found within the ground line above the date on the reverse of the coin. NB: Sovereigns struck at the London Mint do not have a mint mark. King bare head facing right to the right, initials DeS denoting engraver George William De Saulles below centre truncation. St. George mounted with sword attacking the dragon.