England · James I (1603–1625)

英格兰银皇冠币——詹姆斯一世,第三版平盾纹币(1621–1624)

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About this coin

These later crowns have no plume above the shield. Ground-line details and overmarked trefoils distinguish the listed die combinations.

Obverse

Armoured James rides right, carrying a sword over his shoulder.

Script: Latin

Lettering

IACOBVS D G MAG BRI FRAN ET HI REX

Translation

James, by the grace of God, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland.

Reverse

An ornamented square-topped shield contains the royal arms.

Script: Latin

Lettering

QVAE DEVS CONIVNXIT NEMO SEPARET

Translation

What God has joined together, let no one separate.

Mints and mintmarks

Royal Mint at the Tower of London.

Engraver and mintmaster marks

Thistle; lis; trefoil, sometimes over lis.

Identification and varieties

Undated hammered silver from the Tower mint. Date ranges identify conventional privy-mark periods. The listed combinations are verified types, not a complete census of dies. Legend abbreviations and punctuation vary. Recorded specimen dimensions are not fixed dimensions for every surviving coin. The abbreviation BRI/BRIT and the final Irish title differ among dies.

Measurements

Recorded specimen measurements, not a fixed specification for every coin. Hammered flans vary.

Years, mintmarks and variants

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YearMintMintmarkVariantMintageNotesFind this issue
ND (1621–1623)London (Tower)ThistleNo plume; plain ground line
ND (1623–1624)London (Tower)LisNo plume; grass at ground line
ND (1624)London (Tower)Trefoil over lisNo plume; overmarked obverse
ND (1624)London (Tower)TrefoilNo plume; final portrait dieHI abbreviation; plain ground line.
ND (1621–1623)London (Tower) · ThistleNo plume; plain ground line
ND (1623–1624)London (Tower) · LisNo plume; grass at ground line
ND (1624)London (Tower) · Trefoil over lisNo plume; overmarked obverse
ND (1624)London (Tower) · TrefoilNo plume; final portrait die

HI abbreviation; plain ground line.

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