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2023 £5 Coronation Matte BU Inc Box & Cert£4,386.00
King Charles III

2023 £5 Coronation Matte BU Inc Box & Cert

The 2023 Coronation Five Sovereign was issued by The Royal Mint to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III, featuring a special crowned portrait created exclusively for coins issued in the. Read more

Fine gold
36.61g
Weight
39.94g
Diameter
36.02mm
Monarch
King Charles III
£4,386.00
In stock · one coin only · subject to remaining unsold

Questions about this coin? 0333 042 8414

This coin is not independently graded. It is sold as a loose proof and described exactly as it is.

UK legal tender coins from the Royal Mint are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.

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About this coin

The 2023 Coronation Five Sovereign was issued by The Royal Mint to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III, featuring a special crowned portrait created exclusively for coins issued in the Coronation year. Struck in 22 carat gold with a distinctive matt Brilliant Uncirculated finish, the Five Sovereign represents the largest denomination within the traditional Sovereign family.

The reverse features Benedetto Pistrucci's iconic St George and the Dragon design, depicting England's patron saint mounted on horseback with sword in hand above the dragon. First introduced on the modern Sovereign in 1817, Pistrucci's design has become one of the most recognisable motifs in British coinage. The obverse features the crowned portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, distinguishing the Coronation coinage from the uncrowned definitive portrait introduced following His Majesty's accession.

Limited to just 450 individually presented coins, the 2023 Brilliant Uncirculated Five Sovereign is a particularly limited issue from King Charles III's Coronation year. Struck to the traditional Five Sovereign specification at 39.94g and containing 36.61g of fine gold, the coin combines the historic Pistrucci reverse with the special Coronation portrait and an unusual all-over matt finish.

This example is presented in its original Royal Mint presentation packaging with capsule, information booklet and numbered Certificate of Authenticity.

Why this coin

Benedetto Pistrucci designed the reverse.

Martin Jennings designed the obverse portrait.

Struck in 22 carat gold by the Royal Mint.

Specifications

Year
2023
Denomination
Five Pounds
Monarch
King Charles III
Finish
Brilliant Uncirculated (Matt)
Metal
22 carat gold
Weight
39.94g
Fine Gold Content
36.61g
Diameter
36.02mm
Mint
The Royal Mint
Obverse Designer
Martin Jennings
Reverse Designer
Benedetto Pistrucci
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2023 £5 Coronation Matte BU Inc Box & Cert

£4,386.00
In stock · one coin only · subject to remaining unsold

Questions about this coin? 0333 042 8414

This coin is not independently graded. It is sold as a loose proof and described exactly as it is.

UK legal tender coins from the Royal Mint are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.

Delivery and returns

Delivery within the United Kingdom is free and fully insured, and the coin travels sealed in its holder. Carrier, dispatch times and the returns position are on the delivery page.

Delivery and returns

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Capital Coins is a trading style of CC Britain Limited. All coins are offered as collectible items and not as investments. UK legal tender coins are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents and investment gold is exempt from VAT; tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change, and independent professional advice should be sought. Grading details are stated per individual coin and census figures reflect the certification service census at the time of writing. Prices are subject to the coins remaining unsold and reflect prevailing market conditions. Past auction results do not guarantee future value.