King Charles I silver hammered shilling minted during his re...
King Charles I silver hammered shilling minted during his reign between 1625 and 1649. Identifying Features • The Royal Coat of Arms: The central design features a large, square-topped shield divided into four quarters representing England and France (three lions and fleurs-de-lis), Scotland (the lion rampant), and Ireland (the harp). • The Legend: Around the perimeter, you can see fragments of the Latin motto CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO, which translates to "I reign under the auspices of Christ." • Mintmark & Issue: Based on the cross moline backdrop behind the shield and the placement of the lettering, this is a Tower Mint issue produced in London.
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King Charles I silver hammered shilling minted during his reign between 1625 and 1649. Identifying Features • The Royal Coat of Arms: The central design features a large, square-topped shield divided into four quarters representing England and France (three lions and fleurs-de-lis), Scotland (the lion rampant), and Ireland (the harp). • The Legend: Around the perimeter, you can see fragments of the Latin motto CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO, which translates to "I reign under the auspices of Christ." • Mintmark & Issue: Based on the cross moline backdrop behind the shield and the placement of the lettering, this is a Tower Mint issue produced in London.
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