Henry VII fine Sovereign, Type IV, Tower mint, NGC VF25, im lis / dragon, ex Carrington
Henry VII (1485-1509), gold fine Sovereign of Twenty Shillings, group IV (issued Michaelmas 1502 - Spring 1504), crowned robed figure of King sitting facing on wide throne, holding orb and sceptre, throne breaks inner beaded circle and extends to top of coin, Latin legend surrounding, initial mark lis, double saltire stops, hENricvsxx DExx GRAx RExx ANGLx etx FRANx Dnsx hIbr', rev. quartered shield of arms upon blooming Tudor rose, within ten arc double tressure of beaded and linear makeup, lion and lis alternation within each arc, saltire in each spandrel, Latin legend with inner and outer beaded border surrounding, saltire stops, initial mark dragon xxIhESVSxx AVTEmxx TRAnSIEnSxx PERxx mEDIVmxx ILLORVmxx IBATxx, weight 15.28g (Schneider 550; SCBI 23:79-80; P&W IV; N.1692/1; S.2175). Toned with circulation wear to high points both sides, with a good depiction of the King, has been slabbed and graded by NGC as VF25, very rare.
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Henry VII (1485-1509), gold fine Sovereign of Twenty Shillings, group IV (issued Michaelmas 1502 - Spring 1504), crowned robed figure of King sitting facing on wide throne, holding orb and sceptre, throne breaks inner beaded circle and extends to top of coin, Latin legend surrounding, initial mark lis, double saltire stops, hENricvsxx DExx GRAx RExx ANGLx etx FRANx Dnsx hIbr', rev. quartered shield of arms upon blooming Tudor rose, within ten arc double tressure of beaded and linear makeup, lion and lis alternation within each arc, saltire in each spandrel, Latin legend with inner and outer beaded border surrounding, saltire stops, initial mark dragon xxIhESVSxx AVTEmxx TRAnSIEnSxx PERxx mEDIVmxx ILLORVmxx IBATxx, weight 15.28g (Schneider 550; SCBI 23:79-80; P&W IV; N.1692/1; S.2175). Toned with circulation wear to high points both sides, with a good depiction of the King, has been slabbed and graded by NGC as VF25, very rare.
