1831 William IV Full (1st Bust) Sovereign As Struck - NO STOPS (R5)
The King’s bare head to right. At the base of the truncation the letters W W incuse, WITHOUT stops, standing for William Wyon. First bust ear top rounded with nose pointing towards 2nd 'N' in BRITANNIAR
The Ensigns Armorial of the United Kingdom within a shield surmounted by a crown, in the centre a smaller shield containing the Hanoverian Arms, 'ANNO' and date below shield.
One of the best surviving examples of the (R5) first bust 1831 W W with NO STOP's. Practically AS Struck.
Coin Specifications
Obverse Legend : GULIELMUS 1111 D:G:BRITANNIAR: REX F:D:
Reverse Legend : ANNO 'DATE'
Struck in 22ct .916 gold
7.98g Weight/ 22.05mm Diameter
Die Axis: ↑ ↓
(Bentley 960; Marsh 16A (R5); S.3829A)
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