Printed Auction 32 Aftersale Lot 151

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Printed Auction 32 Aftersale Lot 151

Charles I. 1625-1649. AR crown. 29.66 gm. 42 mm. Type II, 2a. Tower Mint; harp-over-rose-over feathers i.m obverse; harp i.m. reverse. King in armor left, on horseback, holding a sword over his right shoulder; four commas left, one right of mm; CAROLVS D G MAG BRIT FRA ET HIB REX around / Oval garnished shield over cross fourchee, C R on either side of top of cross; i.m. off center to right; scroll headed harp in Irish arms; center line of shield points between S and P; CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO, punctuation between words is four commas in form of a cross. S. 2755. N. 2193. FRC X/XIV. Very Fine/ good Very Fine; old scratch behind horse; minor V shaped scratch on reverse in field lower left; generous flan; attractive old toning.

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