The Gold Coins of England Arranged And Described Being a Sequel to Mr Hawkins
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MM Portcullis, HERIC (?) * VII * DI * GRA * REX * AGL * Z. FR. Rev. Legend as 15. MB. If this is a coin of Henry VII it is very curious, as being the only gold coin of his with numerals j but the numerals are not very distinct and may perhaps be intended for VIII, the coin being very like some of Henry VIII with the same mint-mark.
ANGELETS. First coinage. Type like the angels of the first coinage. MM, on both sides, rose and sun united. Legends HENRIC x DI GRA x REX ANGL. Rev. * * CRVX*AVE*SPE...S*VNICA. (52) EVANS. Wt. 38igrs. This is the only specimen of angelets of the first coinage which we have seen. The MM is a badge of Edward IV and Richard III, and occurs on no other coins of Henry VII, so that this piece was no doubt struck at the very beginning of his reign.
81 Second Coinage. Type like the angels, with some slight variations. The reverse legend is always CRUX AVE SPES VNICA. 1. MM cinquefoil. HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGLI. Rosette between each word on obv. , one before, two after, 0, two after Crux, one or two after Ave and Spes, three after Unica.
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MM Portcullis, HERIC (?) * VII * DI * GRA * REX * AGL * Z. FR. Rev. Legend as 15. MB. If this is a coin of Henry VII it is very curious, as being the only gold coin of his with numerals j but the numerals are not very distinct and may perhaps be intended for VIII, the coin being very like some of Henry VIII with the same mint-mark.
ANGELETS. First coinage. Type like the angels of the first coinage. MM, on both sides, rose and sun united. Legends HENRIC x DI GRA x REX ANGL. Rev. * * CRVX*AVE*SPE...S*VNICA. (52) EVANS. Wt. 38igrs. This is the only specimen of angelets of the first coinage which we have seen. The MM is a badge of Edward IV and Richard III, and occurs on no other coins of Henry VII, so that this piece was no doubt struck at the very beginning of his reign.
81 Second Coinage. Type like the angels, with some slight variations. The reverse legend is always CRUX AVE SPES VNICA. 1. MM cinquefoil. HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGLI. Rosette between each word on obv. , one before, two after, 0, two after Crux, one or two after Ave and Spes, three after Unica.
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