England 1/4 Ryal 1465 - 1466 (ND) NGC UNC

The England 1/4 Ryal minted between 1465 - 1466 during the reign of King Edward IV is a remarkable piece of numismatic history. This gold coin weighs 1.91 grams and is graded by NGC as Uncirculated. It features a captivating design on both the obverse and reverse. On the obverse, we see a quartered shield of arms with the letter "E," a rose to the left, a sun to the right, and a lis below. These elements are surrounded by a tressure of four arcs with trefoils in each spandrel. The legend reads "EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL" with a rosette at the end. The reverse displays a central rose on a sunburst over a cross with lis terminals, with a lion in each corner. This intricate design is enclosed within a twin linear tressure of eight arcs, with the legend "EXALTABITVTVR IN GLORIA" around the edge. This coin is a rare find, highly sought after by collectors of English coins due to its excellent condition and historical significance. The test cut and edge filling add to its uniqueness, making it a truly exceptional piece for any numismatic enthusiast. The coin bears the initial mark of a sun, indicating its minting between 1465-1468 during the reign of Edward IV. Edward IV was a pivotal figure in English history, known for his military prowess and role in the Wars of the Roses. Owning a coin like the England 1/4 Ryal from 1465-1466 is not only a testament to the craftsmanship of the minters of that era but also a tangible connection to the rich history of England during the 15th century. It serves as a reminder of the power and influence of monarchs like Edward IV and the intricate artistry that went into creating these beautiful pieces of currency.

N° 745 | England 1/4 Ryal 1465 - 1466 (ND) NGC UNC

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