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More model informationThis is a James VI (1567-1625), penny, I issue, 1614.
The design of this coin consists of a triple thistle on the obverse, while the reverse shows a crowned lion rampant with one single pellet behind.
The inscription at legend reads IACOBVS DEI GRA. MAG. BRIT which translates: ‘James by the Grace of God, [King of] Great Britain’. On the reverse the Latin inscription reads FRANCIE ET HIBERNIE REX, which means ‘King of France and Ireland’.
This copper coin offers an example of coinage issued after James’ accession to the English throne. As Elizabeth’s nearest heir, James ruled both kingdoms after her death in 1603.
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dia 17.4mm
Rae Project | ARB107
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