Henry VIII Gold Crown of the Double Rose
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Weight (grams): 3.6
Pure Gold content (grams): 3.293
Fineness: 925
Dimensions: 25.32
Grade: Fine
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Henry VIII is remembered most for ordering the execution of some of his six wives. Henry reigned from 1509 to 1547 and produced the most important revolution in English history, the split with Rome and the constitution of the Church of England, governed by the King himself. This coin was introduced in 1526 in 22ct Gold with a value of 5 shillings.
The Obverse features the rose crowned with H and K either side. The mintmark is a Rose. This rare coin was struck in 1526 at Canterbury during the time of Henry's marriage to Kathrine of Aragon.
Obverse
Double -rose crowned, HK (Henry and Katherine of Aragon) both crowned in Field.
Reverse
Shield Crowned.
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Henry VIII is remembered most for ordering the execution of some of his six wives. Henry reigned from 1509 to 1547 and produced the most important revolution in English history, the split with Rome and the constitution of the Church of England, governed by the King himself. This coin was introduced in 1526 in 22ct Gold with a value of 5 shillings.
The Obverse features the rose crowned with H and K either side. The mintmark is a Rose. This rare coin was struck in 1526 at Canterbury during the time of Henry's marriage to Kathrine of Aragon.
Obverse
Double -rose crowned, HK (Henry and Katherine of Aragon) both crowned in Field.
Reverse
Shield Crowned.