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Part of Gold-Traders (UK) Ltd, we've earned a world-class reputation over more than a decade of buying and selling currency from new issues to ancient coins. We're The Britannia Coin Company: offering exceptional service and unbeatable value to all who collect and invest in coins. A clear crown mint mark appears in the legend. This is enclosed within a tressure of eight arcs with trefoils in the spandrels, itself within a beaded circle. The reverse has a rose at the centre over a sunburst/cross motif with lis terminals and crowns over lions in the angles. His ship bears a rose on its side and flies a flag emblazoned with the letter ‘E’ which beaks the beaded border that encloses the design. This example, shows the crowned figure of the king in a ship at sea, clutching a shield showing the quartered royal arms in his left hand and a sword in the other. The new Ryal was not popular and was not stuck after 1470. At the same time the Noble was valued at eight Shillings and four Pence. In an attempt to combat the export of English gold to the continent, Edward new gold coin - the Rose Noble - with a value of ten Shillings in 1464. Edward’s first gold Nobles maintained the specifications and value of those minted during the reigns of his predecessors. By the spring of 1471 he had gathered enough support to retake the crown. The Yorkist Edward seized the throne in 1461 after deposing Henry VI and ruled until a Lancastrian revolt forced him into exile in Flanders in 1470. Hammered gold Ryal, Royal or Rose Noble from the first reign of Edward IV.

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