Annals of the coinage of Great Britain and its dependencies : from the earliest period of authentic history to the reign of Victoria (1840)
Ruding, Rogers, 1751-1820 · London J. Hearne · leaf 146
ound surmounted by a cross. ^ Base silver; but see Supplement, plate ii, No. 26, a penny,with a rose, of fine silver. ^ See the next note. ^ When Mary was princess, her device was a red and whiterose and a pomegranate knit together, to shew her descent fromLancaster, York, and Spain. When she came… … I KINGS OF ENGLAND. PLATE XI. 317 Rev. as No. 3, but with inner circle on botlisides - - - - - 10 PHILIP AMI MAKY.GROAT. 5 Obv. PHILIP ET MARIA D G HEX F.T REGINA. Bust of the queen as No. 3. M.M. onbotli sides a fleur-de-lis.Rev. POSVIMVS DEVM ADIVTO Nos. Shieldand cross as before - - - 32…
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