Milled gold coins are those struck using a mechanical press. Apart from a few early coins struck during the reign of Elizabeth I and the patterns of Cromwell, it wasn't until the introduction of the milled coinage in 1662 that they became widespread with the introduction of the Half Guinea, Guinea, Two and Five Guineas. The quarter guinea appeared in 1718. These were issued intermittently until 1813. They were replaced by the sovereign, halves, and multiples at the recoinage in 1816 and remain to this day.
Spink SC6. Elizabeth II 2005 sovereign with a modern depiction of St. George by Timothy Noad on a card in a sealed pack as issued.
As struck
Grade: Unc
S3740. A George III 1804 third of a guinea. Minimal friction to the highest points and better than EF for wear, but a few marks to both sides. Grade: EF+...