The Rare 1613 James I XV Unite: A Golden Symbol of Unity
134.00 $
Published date: 2025/11/08
- Location: 89150, Amoret, Georgia, United States
The 1613 15 James I unite gold coin is one of the most fascinating pieces of early 17th century English coinage.
Struck under the dual monarchy of James VI and I, uniting the crowns of England and Scotland.
It embodies James I’s grand vision of a consolidated British state through standardized coinage.
As a successor to the sovereign, the unite carried greater weight and refined design to reflect royal prestige.
The 1613 issue represents the peak of early unite minting, with sharper details and consistent weight.
Made from fine 22-karat gold alloy, with a precise mass of 13.1 grams.
As a twenty-shilling piece, it ranked among the elite denominations used for large transactions and アンティークコイン royal gifts.
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