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Half-Ryal
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Royal Monarchy
Edward IV 1461-1483 AD
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Edward IV Gold Half Ryal
Light coinage
York - E in waves
3.74g 27.3mm
Light coinage
York - E in waves
3.74g 27.3mm
Obverse:
EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS IB. King in ship, holding sword and shield; rose on ship between lis, lion and lion, lis. Banner with e at stern, E in waves.
Reverse:
DOMINE NE IN FVRORE TVO ARGVAS ME. Tressure of eight arcs, small rose in centre of radiate sun over royal cross with floreate terminals. Crowned lions between.
EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS IB. King in ship, holding sword and shield; rose on ship between lis, lion and lion, lis. Banner with e at stern, E in waves.
Reverse:
DOMINE NE IN FVRORE TVO ARGVAS ME. Tressure of eight arcs, small rose in centre of radiate sun over royal cross with floreate terminals. Crowned lions between.
Value estimated around
£1000-£1500 (2018)
£1000-£1500 (2018)
Half-Ryal
Very Rare Edward IV Half Ryal Brass Coin Weight.
Weight 52.4gr. Dimensions 16.0x15.9mm
Value estimated around £50- £65 (2018)
Weight 52.4gr. Dimensions 16.0x15.9mm
Value estimated around £50- £65 (2018)
Gold Half Ryal' Coin Weight
Copper alloy, 3.45 grams; 15.82 mm. Circa late 15th Century A.D. A coin weight for a gold ryal, on the obverse of the weight is a depiction of the king in a ship with a rose below indicating the rose noble/ryal.
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