House of Lancaster AD 1399-1461
Medieval House of Lancaster coins for sale.
From AD 1399, The House of Lancaster, under Henry IV reduced the standard weights for the coinage, the system remaining unchanged into the reign of
Henry V.
During Henry V’s reign it is noteworthy that ‘privy’ marks (to identify mints and control the production and origin of coins) were introduced.
Gold supply however dramatically reduced during Henry VI’s first reign, reflected in its rarity; the Calais mint initially struck much coinage during this period but was closed in AD 1440.
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Henry V Silver Groat AD 1413-1422
£395.00Code: OM797
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Henry VI AD 1422-1461 (1st Reign) Gold Noble, London Annulet issue
£6,750.00Code: GM371
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HENRY VI AD 1422-1461 1st reign Silver Halfgroat Calais mint Annulet issue
£69.00Code: GM1000
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HENRY VI AD 1422-1461 1st reign Silver Halfpenny Calais mint Pinecone mascle issue
£75.00Code: NM123
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Henry VI AD 1422-1461 1st Reign Silver Penny Annulet issue Calais
£145.00Code: HM702
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Henry VI AD 1422-1461 Gold Quarter Noble Annulet issue, London
£1,850.00Code: CM172
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Henry VI AD 1422-1461 Silver Halfgroat Annulet issue, Calais mint
£150.00Code: CM294
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Henry VI Silver Penny First Reign AD 1422-1461 York
£99.00Code: TM336
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