Watch List notes:

British Coins, Edward III, noble, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period with French title, noble, king holding sword and shield, facing in ship rev. floriated cross, king's initial E at centre, mm. cross 4 (3 in North), struck 1356-61, single annulet stops (S.1490; N.1138 as Rare), certified and graded by PCGS as MS64, exceptionally fine, struck on a broad flan having full letters in the legends and even most of the outer beading in the rims, sharply and evenly struck showing excellent detail in the king's face, his royal shield and the ship's rigging, similar sharpness on reverse, in all one of the finest examples of this type to be found
Estimate: 3000-4000 GBP