and cuirassed bust facing
9h (Crawford 380/1
The gold coins with the Paris mint hallmark
a bold very fine and the more familiar though rarer spelling of the mint town
Scotland, Charles I Three Shillings, 4th coinage and cuirassed bust facingScotland, Charles I (1625 49), silver Three Shillings, Fourth Coinage of 1642, crowned bust within linear circle, thistle behind head, legend surrounding both sides, legend commences at top, CAR. D G. SCO. ANG. FRAN. & HIB. R., rev. crowned shield of arms, legend commences upper right, . SALVS. REIP. SVPR. LEX., weight 1. 31g (Burns 2 var. fig. 1002; S. 5592). Toned with flan adjustment marks evident both sides but mainly on obverse, a bold very fine