1/3 Guinea Random Year King George III Third Guinea Gold Coin

1/3 Guinea Random Year King George III Third Guinea Gold Coin

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Secure your 1/3 oz Random Year King George III Third Guinea Gold Coin and grow your wealth with a piece of bullion history today!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS

Ships individually in protective packaging
Consisting of 1/3 oz of 9167 Fine Gold
Obverse: Features a varying obverse of King George III, depending on the year of release
Reverse: Features a varying reverse of the central crown, along with the legend inscription "KING OF GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND IRELAND"

Minted only during the reign of George III, the Third Guinea was struck from 1797 to 1813. These small gold coins of George III were the last striking of the denomination. At the time, they were known as seven-shilling pieces. A gap of four years ensued before the Sovereign appeared in the currency.

Specifications

SKU: 10294
Condition: New
Finish: Lightly Used
Purity: 9167
Country: Guinea

Weight: 2.78 gram
Diameter (mm): 17

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1/3 Guinea Random Year King George III Third Guinea Gold Coin

Secure your 1/3 oz Random Year King George III Third Guinea Gold Coin and grow your wealth with a piece of bullion history today! COIN HIGHLIGHTS *Ships individually in protective packaging *Consisting of 1/3 oz of 9167 Fine Gold *Obverse: Features a varying obverse of King George III, depending on the year of release *Reverse: Features a varying reverse of the central crown, along with the legend inscription "KING OF GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND IRELAND" Minted only during the reign of George III, the Third Guinea was struck from 1797 to 1813. These small gold coins of George III were the last striking of the denomination. At the time, they were known as seven-shilling pieces. A gap of four years ensued before the Sovereign appeared in the currency.