George V, Roman Numeral dated (MDCDXI St. George Patina) Set of 3

These are some of the finest King George V Patina Retro-Patterns that were ever made. You have the bare head of the King on one side and St. George slaying the dragon on the other side. They are full crownsized and exceptionally highly struck, today no mint could issue such high relief coins, they would take 2-3 blows to strike them and that is just not economical. You get one in Sterling Silver, one in goldine and one in copper all in Proof condition. One important point about this set is that the date is not in Arabic numerals but they harked back to Victorian times and put the date in Roman numerals (MDCDXI). The mintage of this set was just 750 sets and one can be yours for only £89.50. Which we think is reasonable.
Availability: In stock
SKU: IGH0007
£89.50
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