Anglo France-Saint Lo AR Blanc Henry VI (1422-1436 AD) AU
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Coin Highlights:
Henry VI would attempt to force his claim to the French throne from the marriage of Isabella of France to Edward II. This coin displays both the arms of France and England and represents the English crown's ambition to rule the entirety of the realm.
Coin Highlights:
- Struck during between 1422-1436 AD under the reign of Henry VI as King of France. 26 mm.
- Struck at Saint Lo.
- Coin of the Hundred Years War.
- NGC encapsulation guarantees the coin’s MS-62 condition.
- Obverse: Dual arms of England and France,
- Reverse: English lion and French fleur-de-lis separated by cross.
- Spink-8166.
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