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Categories • Stack's Coin Store → Coins of Great Britain Featuring Coins in Shakespeare → Scotland |
Item # |
Description |
Grade |
Price |
| 100850 |
James II, 1437-1460
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EF |
$6,950 |
Demy. Types as above. First coinage, 1437-1451. Var. IVb, with saltire stops. B.8, S.5219. Extremely Fine, well-struck and well centered. |
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| 100851 |
James V, 1513-1542
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EF |
$7,950 |
Crown. Second coinage, 1526-1539. Crowned shield with saltire on each side.. Rv.Cross with thistles in angles. Type III, with trefoil stops. S.5370. Extremely Fine. |
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| 100853 |
James V, 1513-1542
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VF |
$9,750 |
Two-thirds ducat, 1540. Types as above. SCBI 35, 906-7, S.5374. A faint wave. Still an attractive example of the well-known 'bonnet piece'. Very Fine. |
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| 100854 |
Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1567
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EF |
$9,500 |
Half Lion, or twenty-two shillings, 1553. Crowned shield. Rv. Crown over MR monogram. First period, 1542-1558. S.5396. Sharply struck and fully Extremely Fine. |
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