1909 Edward VII Full Sovereign Pendant, 9ct Gold Rope-Twist Mount

A genuine 1909 full gold sovereign, struck in 22ct gold and bearing the classic Pistrucci design of Saint George slaying the dragon on the reverse, with King Edward VII in profile on the obverse. It's been beautifully mounted in a 9ct gold rope-twist frame with a substantial bail, turning a piece of numismatic history into a wearable pendant.

Full sovereigns like this one carry real weight, both literally and in terms of what they represent. Minted during Edward VII's reign, this coin is well over a century old and has clearly been treasured rather than knocked about. The George and Dragon design is instantly recognisable and one of the most enduringly popular motifs in British coinage.

At a total weight of 9.87g (coin plus mount), this is a substantial pendant with genuine presence. Whether you collect sovereigns, love British history, or simply want a striking, meaningful piece of gold jewellery, this is a lovely find.

Pop into our Harrogate showroom to see it in person, or if you're in Leeds, York, or anywhere else in the UK, message us online or on Instagram and we'll help you from there.

Specifications

Is this a genuine sovereign, or a replica?
This is a genuine 1909 full sovereign, struck in 22ct gold, mounted for wear.

Can the coin be removed from the mount?
Please get in touch or pop into our Harrogate showroom to discuss this, as coin pendants are typically sold as mounted.

Does the sovereign's date affect its value?
Coin age, condition, and mintage year can all factor into desirability for collectors, though this piece is priced and sold as a wearable pendant.

Is a chain included with this pendant?
This listing is for the pendant only. Get in touch or visit us in Harrogate if you'd like help choosing a chain to go with it.