Great Britain: Edward VII gold Matte Specimen "Coronation" Medal 1902 SP62 PCGS,...

Description

Edward VII gold Matte Specimen "Coronation" Medal 1902 SP62 PCGS, BHM-3737, Eimer-1871a. Mintage: 878. 55mm. 92.14gm. By G. W. de Saulles. The official Royal Mint Issue. Featuring the regal visage of Edward VII, exuding a profound authority that remains undiminished by time, this beautiful coronation Medal functions as an eloquent testimony to the beginning of a historic ten-year reign. After witnessing the intricate detailing of both Edward and Alexandria with the use of imitative texture, it is easy to see why this is one of the most sought-after coronation issues of Edward VII. The beautiful golden tone upon the surfaces is reminiscent of an early sunrise glow; a lovely combination of champagne and lemon hues that effortlessly accent the portraiture and legends. While a gentle dispersal of grade-defining wisps decorates this piece, it does very little to detract from the overall visual grandeur. Overall, a superb Medal that is sure to intrigue and impress collectors of regal numismatic artistry.

Metal: Gold
Diameter: 55mm

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