NETHERLANDS. Utrecht. AV rose noble. 7.74 gm. 35 mm. Continental imitation rose noble (As England Edward IV issue). Undated (1600-1601). King standing facing in ship, holding sword and shield, within inner circle; rose on hull; MONE NO-VA ORDIN TRAIECTE-N around / Radiant sun with rose in center on cross fleurée, crowned lions in quarters; CONCORDIA RE & PARVÆ CRESCVNT around. Delmonte 958. KM 6. Friedberg 277. Very Fine; lightly toned, even light wear, well defined portrait and design elements.

Anthony Thompson (BNJ MCMXLVIII p. 183ff) discusses the influence of the rose noble introduced during the reign of Edward IV on the variety of continental issues utilizing the Edwardian design and issued for the expansion of trade in this era. A single number in the Spink Standard Catalog (S. 1952) covers an extensive variety of issues, some with Edward's name and many without. Most of these copies are of work inferior to that of the English issues.