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James I

IRELAND. JAMES I, 1603-1626. 2nd Coinage. Shilling, nd (1604-07). Mm rose. Obv: Crowned bust right. Rev: Crowned harp. 4.35 grams. S.6515 / DF 261. Fine to Very Fine.

Irish Coin Daily: Silver Shilling, James I (2nd Irish Coinage)

Date: c. 1604-07 Description: James I, 2nd Coinage. Shilling, nd (1604-07). Mm rose. Obv: Crowned bust right. Rev: Crowned harp. 4.35 grams. S.6515 / DF 261. Fine to Very Fine  (F / VF) Country: Ireland Category: Anglo-Norman House of Stuart James I (1603-1626) Hammered Further Reading: Advertisements

April 13, 2016 in 17th C, Hammered Coinage, Irish Coin Database, James I.
Harington Type 3

O’Brien Coin Guide: Harington ‘Patent’ Farthings (1613-14) for James I

Introduction Strictly speaking, the Harington ‘patent’ Farthings are not part of the Irish coinage of James I but, since many turn up in Ireland (either as genuine finds, or as imports by collectors or dealers), they cause a lot of confusion due to their having a harp on the reverse. Also, this patent was carried…

July 9, 2015 in 17th C, coins, farthing, Harrington, James I, patent.
Lennox Type 4

O’Brien Coin Guide: Lennox ‘Patent’ Farthings (1614-25) for James I

Introduction Strictly speaking, “most” of the Lennox ‘patent’ Farthings are not part of the Irish coinage of James I but, since many turn up in Ireland (either as genuine finds, or as imports by collectors or dealers), they cause a lot of confusion due to their having a harp on the reverse. Also, this patent…

July 8, 2015 in 17th C, coins, farthing, James I, Lennox, patent.
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