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Henry VI, Restored (1470-71), Angel, "York", 4.99g {77.0gns}, 10h, no m.m., reads henricvs, saltire stops, rev. reads per cr|vce.....redemtor, trefoil stops (Allen dies G/n; Blunt and Whitton, type 5/9; Schneider I, 448, same dies; N.1613; S.2078), somewhat double-struck on obverse, with a minor flan perforation in king's name, with striking weakness to face, possibly once lightly cleaned otherwise, almost very fine, very rare.
provenance
Baldwin 68, 28-29 September 2010, lot 3575 - £8,800
H A Parsons, Glendining, 11 May 1954, lot 21 - £13.10.0 [Baldwin]
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The 'Lis' grouping classified by Webb Ware (incorporating Allen's obverse dies G and H and reverses m and n) are known to form a tightly interelated series that do not pair externally with other dies recorded for the London mint. Consequently this example may represent the output of a separate London workshop, or quite conceivably the missing output of the York Mint which recorded an operating profit of seven pounds, nine shillings on coining gold and silver between Christmas 1470 and Easter 1471.
Estimate: £5,000 - £7,000
provenance
Baldwin 68, 28-29 September 2010, lot 3575 - £8,800
H A Parsons, Glendining, 11 May 1954, lot 21 - £13.10.0 [Baldwin]
, ,
The 'Lis' grouping classified by Webb Ware (incorporating Allen's obverse dies G and H and reverses m and n) are known to form a tightly interelated series that do not pair externally with other dies recorded for the London mint. Consequently this example may represent the output of a separate London workshop, or quite conceivably the missing output of the York Mint which recorded an operating profit of seven pounds, nine shillings on coining gold and silver between Christmas 1470 and Easter 1471.
Estimate: £5,000 - £7,000