1873-S Australia Gold Sovereign Victoria St. George/Dragon XF

0.2354 troy oz .9167 1873 Extra Fine

Struck at the Sydney Mint in 1873, this Australian gold coin represents a fascinating chapter in nineteenth-century coinage. With a gold content of 0.2354 troy ounces and a purity of 0.9167, the sovereign is a testament to the rich gold-producing history of Australia during the Victorian era. Cataloged in the Krause directory as KM#7, this piece has survived in Extra Fine circulated condition, preserving its intricate details for modern observers to study and appreciate. The obverse of the coin features the portrait of Queen Victoria, capturing the likeness of the long-reigning British monarch during a period of immense global influence. The reverse showcases the iconic, dynamic scene of St. George on horseback, engaged in his legendary battle to slay the dragon. This classic pairing of royal portraiture and mythic triumph makes the 1873-S sovereign a compelling artifact of design and metallurgy.

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Specifications

Country	Australia
Year	1873
Mint mark	S - Sydney
Grade	Extra Fine
Legal-tender face value	1 Sovereign
Metal	Gold
Weight	0.2354 troy oz
Purity	.9167
Diameter	22 mm
Thickness	1.6 mm