George III AD 1760-1820 Gold Military Guinea AD 1813

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George III AD 1760-1820 Gold Military Guinea AD 1813

£1,500.00

Code: LM571

George III AD 1760-1820 Gold Guinea

Military Type AD 1813

6th laureate bust right/ Shield in garter

S3730; 24mm, 8.19g

Ex mount and worn, priced as such. An affordable military guinea.

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