A scarce Georgian gold coin from 1798, this Third Guinea represents an important piece of British numismatic history. Struck during the reign of King George III, this denomination was minted in limited quantities and remains highly sought after by collectors.
The Third Guinea, valued at seven shillings, was a practical circulating coin of its era. This example displays the characteristic design of the period with fine detail and clear definition. The GF (Good Fine) grade indicates well-preserved surfaces with minimal wear, making it an attractive addition to any collection.
Third Guineas from the late 18th century are increasingly difficult to locate in quality condition. This coin combines historical significance with numismatic appeal, offering both the collector and investor a tangible connection to Georgian England's monetary system.