SKU: 07609
£495.00
An evenly struck and richly toned piece, on a full flan.
Sold - Oct 21
James I (1603-1625), silver Sixpence, 1603, London (Tower) mint, first coinage (1603-1604), m.m. thistle/thistle. Obv. First bust, crowned facing right, wearing armour, beard square cut, VI as mark of value behind head. Rev. Square-topped shield of arms, date above, within beaded inner circle. 3.09g, die axis 11h (S.2647; North 2074). An evenly struck and richly toned piece, on a full flan with all legends visible. Very fine.
With old Spink ticket.
Provenance
Ex. Mark Freehill Collection, purchased from Spink
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