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Auction 58 11 Jan 2023
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Great Britain. Henry V (1413-1422). Gold Noble, undated. Class c. Mint mark, cross pattee. Broken annulet by the side of ship. King standing in ship facing, holding sword and shield, 6.90g (Fr 109; S.1742; N.1371). In PCGS holder graded AU 58. Estimated Value $3,500 - UP
Henry V is one of England's best known kings. He was a scholar, skilled at sports, and an accomplished musician. But above all he was a soldier, and he decided to restart the war with France after the uneasy truce that had held since 1396. The battle of Agincourt was a major victory, won by the accuracy of the English long bowmen against superior odds.
PCGS Certification Number 45908767 Ex The Century Collection.
Henry V is one of England's best known kings. He was a scholar, skilled at sports, and an accomplished musician. But above all he was a soldier, and he decided to restart the war with France after the uneasy truce that had held since 1396. The battle of Agincourt was a major victory, won by the accuracy of the English long bowmen against superior odds.
PCGS Certification Number 45908767 Ex The Century Collection.