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Charles I (1625‑49), Scottish Unit, third coinage (1637‑42), type I, Briot issue, half‑length king right, wearing ornate full armour, holding orb and lis tipped sceptre, small thistle and letter b sideways above crown, legend surrounds CAROLVS DG MAG BRITAN FRAN ET HIB REX. Rev, crowned quartered shield dividing crowned C and R, legend reads HIS PRAESVM VT PROSIM, (S.5531; SCBI 35 [Ashmolean ~ Scottish Coins], 1392)
This exquisite coin is a testament to the unparalleled artistry of Nicholas Briot, a master engraver whose genius is fully captured in this equisite coin. The obverse presents a captivating half length figure portrait of the king, his regal presence brought to life with astonishing intricacy. This design, unique for this issue and a breathtaking portrayal of the monarch, making this coin a true rarity and a treasure to behold.
Slightly rubbed or smoothed in front of Kings profile, despite this minor imperfection, the coin has earned the prestigious NGC UNC details designation, a testament to its exceptional state of preservation.