British coins, Henry VI (1422 - 1461), noble, obv. king standing facing holding sword and quartered shield, in ship with beaded rigging and quatrefoils on castles, lions and lis on top of the hull, within a beaded inner circle, before legend h EnRIC DI GRA REX AnGL Z FRAnC DNS hy'B', within an outer beaded circle, rev. letter h at centre within an ornate cross with lis terminals and crowns over lions in angles, legend 'IhC AVT TRAnSIEnS PER mEDIVm. ILLORV IBAT', 33mm dia, F+/VF

Condition Report

It is our opinion that this coin has not been mounted in a brooch or other. Under a loupe, there do appear to be some scuff marks on the top edge (see images). Under a loupe, the reverse ground has fine pitting throughout. The images online do give a true representation of the coin. No obvious major scratches. Considering the above, this still remains a nice example.