1604 - 1619 CROWN ( GF ) JAMES 1ST SECOND COINAGE KING ON HORSEBACK QUAE DEVS

This Crown, minted between 1604 and 1619 during the reign of James I, is a significant piece of English numismatic history. The obverse features a striking image of James I on horseback, a powerful representation of the monarch’s authority. The reverse showcases the inscription “QUAE DEVS,” part of the era’s emblematic religious and regal symbolism. Classified under Spink 2652, this coin is a noteworthy example of James I’s second coinage. In Good Fine (GF) condition, the coin retains substantial detail, making it a prized addition for collectors who value historical significance and early 17th-century artistry.

Coin Summary:

• Material: Silver

• Monarch: James I

• Denomination: Crown

• Country: United Kingdom

• Condition: Good Fine (GF)

• Edge Type: Milled

• Weight: Approximately 30 grams

• Diameter: Approximately 38mm

• Spink Reference: 2652