Lot 2091
Great Britain. ½ Noble, ND. S.1506; Fr-96. Edward III, 1327-1377. Treaty period, 1361-1369. King standing in ship holding sword and shield. Reverse: Royal floriated cross. The Half Noble was first introduced during the third coinage period of Edward III, becoming increasingly important as a denomination in England and with merchants in Europe. It was just half the weight of the Noble and had a value of three shillings and four pence. Struck at the London mint, this Half Noble is rarer in high grade than the Noble. Produced in the period 1361-1369 this a very well struck piece. Very few mint state examples are seen. NGC graded MS-62.
Estimated Value $1,800 - 2,200.
The Cheshire Collection.
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| Realized $1,898 |
