• An exceptional gold rarity
  
• George II portrait obverse - struck in 1733
• Rare in the upper echelons of quality
• Underpinned by excellent detail in the designs
• Graded good - Very Fine

Seldom seen quality – unquestionable rarity

The Gold Guinea continued to be issued under the son and successor of George I – George II (1727-60). As with his father’s gold coins, George II Guineas are excessively rare, particularly in the upper echelons of quality. Underpinned by excellent detail in the designs, especially on the reverse, and a rich natural lustre, this lovely gVF 1733 Gold Guinea is an obvious case-in-point.