1911 Canada Sovereign MS63

This Sovereign was struck in 1911 in Ottawa, Canada

This Sovereign graded by NGC achieved MS63

The history of the sovereign can be traced back to the fifteenth century,

four years after the Battle of Bosworth.

This decisive battle of the War of the Roses.

The new Tudor King Henry VII celebrated the stability of his realm with

‘A new Coin of Gold’

The Sovereign was named to honour the king.

The Sovereign a statement of wealth and strength.

Of the new Tudor dynasty the defining feature of this magnificent coin

was a portrait of England’s monarch.