Great Britain: William IV gold "6 Pence Obverse" 1/2 Sovereign 1836 MS62 PCGS,...

Description

Superb and Very Rare Mule 1836 1/2 Sovereign

William IV gold "6 Pence Obverse" 1/2 Sovereign 1836 MS62 PCGS, KM722, S-3832, Marsh-412A (R5). By William Wyon after Chantrey, reverse by Jean-Baptiste Merlen. Struck from a 6 Pence obverse die. A stunning harvest-gold treasure and key to the William IV series, showcasing a mint error of the normal 1/2 Sovereign obverse muled with the 6 Pence reverse. The fields have a satiny quality that amplifies the eye-appeal and allows the tender mint luster resonate throughout virtually unimpeded. The sole finest certified at PCGS and conditionally extremely rare thus, demanding closer scrutiny from discerning collectors of the 1/2 Sovereign series.

From the Ezen Collection

Metal: Gold
Diameter: 19.4mm
Weight: 3.994g
AGW: 0.1177oz
Mintage: 147,000

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