Description

2022 Great Britain Gold Proof £100 King George I – NGC PR69 Ultra Cameo – One of the First 100 Struck

This exceptional 2022 Great Britain £100 Gold Proof coin celebrates King George I, the first monarch of the House of Hanover, as part of The Royal Mint’s British Monarchs Series. Struck from 99.99% pure gold, this 1 oz proof coin is a masterpiece of numismatic craftsmanship. Graded PR69 Ultra Cameo by NGC, it boasts near-perfect quality, with sharp frosted devices contrasting against deeply mirrored fields. This coin is also designated as "One of the First 100 Struck," making it even more desirable for collectors.

Obverse Design:

The obverse features the final effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Jody Clark, showcasing Her Majesty’s regal profile. Surrounding the portrait are inscriptions indicating the coin’s denomination (£100), issuing country (Great Britain), and year (2022).

Reverse Design:

The reverse presents a beautifully engraved portrait of King George I (reigned 1714–1727), based on an original 18th-century engraving. The design captures his dignified expression, elaborate periwig, and the stately attire befitting Britain’s first Hanoverian king. The inscriptions encircle the portrait, emphasizing the coin’s historical theme.

Key Features:

Metal: .9999 fine gold
Weight: 1 oz (31.21g)
Mintage: Limited to 610 pieces worldwide
Grade: NGC PR69 Ultra Cameo (Near Perfection)
Special Designation: One of the First 100 Struck
Series: British Monarchs Series (S-BMGA3)
Accompanied by: Official Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

Collector's Value:

With a scarce mintage of just 610 coins, this gold proof issue is a sought-after rarity, especially as part of the British Monarchs Series. The PR69 Ultra Cameo grade ensures a near-flawless example, while the "One of the First 100 Struck" designation enhances its historical and numismatic prestige. As one of the last British gold coins to feature Queen Elizabeth II, this coin holds added sentimental and historical significance. A remarkable acquisition for collectors of royal-themed coinage and investors in fine gold.