The Story of the 1356–61 English Noble Gold Coin
54.00 $
Published date: 2025/11/08
- Location: 42657, Cottonwood, New Jersey, United States
During the 1350s, as England fought to assert dominance over France, the crown faced mounting financial pressures — To project strength and secure financial credibility, Edward III commissioned a new gold denomination in 1356. Though earlier gold coins had been attempted — but it was the first to be produced in large-scale quantities and intended for broad circulation. It superseded fleeting, アンティークコイン low-volume gold issues that saw little practical use.
Forged using gold refined to 23-carat standard, weighing roughly 135 grains. Its design fused symbolism with function. The king was depicted standing in a vessel, sword in hand and shield emblazoned with England’s heraldry. It was meant to evoke England’s maritime dominance and the king’s role as protector. The ship evoked the historic triumph over the French fleet at Sluys.
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