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Richard II 1377-1399AD Gold Noble, London

Name: Richard II 1377-1399AD Gold Noble, London
SKU: RM528
Price: 13500.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£13,500.00

Code: RM528

Richard II 1377-1399AD Gold Noble, King in ship / R in centre of Royal Cross, London Type 2b

King standing in ship holding shield and sword/ Royal cross in tressure. French titles omitted.

S1655, 34mm, 7.66g

A magnificent example, seldom are nobles of this monarch seen in such high grade.

Edward III was the first to introduce a series of gold coins. The Noble, half and quarter nobles were used as the primary gold coins up to and during the reign of Edward IV 1461-70AD.

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