Charles I 1645 Newark Shilling, earliest issue from siege town, round crown, possibly ex Carlyon-Britton, ex Lainchbury and Chislehurst otherwise toned good very fine

otherwise toned good very fine a rare issue

some digs on base of neck and field

'Le monnayage d'argent de Serdica après la réforme de Dioclétien' RN XXXIII

about extremely fine and rare

Charles I 1645 Newark Shilling, earliest issue from siege town, round crown, possibly ex Carlyon-Britton, ex Lainchbury and Chislehurst otherwise toned good very fineCharles I (1625 49),silver obsidional Newarke Shilling, 1645, Royal crown of oval shape, C to left, R to right, denomination XII below in Roman numerals, beaded border both sides,rev. three line inscription and date, OBS NEWARKE 1645, weight 6. 01g (Nelson type a and fig. 28; Hird 247 8; Brooker 1223; N. 2640; S. 3143). Toned, weak in parts good fine to almost very fine and the earliest and rarest issue of the Shilling.