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A gold coin (22.05 mm diameter with milled edge) featuring the effigy of King George V facing left; around, GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT: OMN: REX F:D: IND: IMP:.
The reverse features St. George on horseback holding a short sword in his right hand, the horse rearing to right over a fallen dragon which has a broken lance in its chest; in exergue, the date, 1920 and the artist's initials B.P.; the mint mark is in the ground above the middle of the date. |
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Head of King George V facing left; around, GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT: OMN: REX F:D: IND: IMP: |
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St. George on horseback holding a short sword in his right hand, the horse rearing to right over a fallen dragon which has a broken lance in its chest; in exergue, the date, 1920 and the artist's initials B.P.; the mint mark is in the ground above the middle of the date. |
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Edge | Milled | Edge Inscription | None |
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Notes | Despite the recorded mintage of 360,000 for the Sydney branch of the Royal Mint, there are only 4 examples known of this sovereign which Renniks calls "Australia's rarest gold coin". |
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