1967 ELIZABETH II GOLD SOVEREIGN – BRITISH GOLD COIN Beautiful 1967 British Gold Sovereign, featuring Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and the iconic St George and the Dragon design on the reverse. The obverse depicts the young Queen Elizabeth II, facing right, wearing a laurel wreath. The portrait was designed by Mary Gillick and was used on British Sovereign coins during the early years of Elizabeth II’s reign. The reverse features the famous St George slaying the Dragon, one of the most recognisable designs in British numismatic history. St George is shown mounted on horseback, defeating the dragon with his spear, with the date 1967 appearing below the scene. The design was created by the renowned engraver Benedetto Pistrucci. Coin details * Year: 1967 * Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II * Denomination: One Sovereign * Metal: Gold * Purity: 22 carat – 916.7 fineness * Weight: approximately 7.98 g * Fine gold content: approximately 7.32 g * Diameter: approximately 22.05 mm * Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Mary Gillick * Reverse: St George and the Dragon, designed by Benedetto Pistrucci A beautiful piece of British history, combining gold, royal history and one of the most famous coin designs in the world. The coin shown in the photographs is the exact coin being offered for sale. Please examine the photographs carefully for the overall condition and details. Ideal for collectors, numismatists, or anyone looking to own a genuine piece of British history.