Edward IV AD 1461-1483, Second reign (AD 1471-83) Gold Angel, mintmark heraldic cinquefoil (c.1480-83).

Name: Edward IV AD 1461-1483, Second reign (AD 1471-83) Gold Angel, mintmark heraldic cinquefoil (c.1480-83).
SKU: GM881
Price: 3500.00 GBP
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£3,500.00

Code: GM881

Edward IV AD 1461-1483, Second reign (AD 1471-83) Gold Angel of six shillings and eight pence, mintmark heraldic cinquefoil (c.1480-83).

Archangel Michael slaying the dragon, legend surrounds EDWΛRD DEI GRΛ REX ΛNGL Z FRΛNC. Rev, ship bearing shield, cross above, E and rose at sides, reads PER CRVCEM TVΛ SΛLVA NOS XPC REDEMPT. ‘By the cross, save us, Oh Christ our Redeemer’.

North 1626; S2091, 27mm, 5.03g

Bold details, slight clipping.

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