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A superb example of the iconic Angel gold coin struck during the reign of King Henry VIII between 1544–1547. Graded NGC MS62, this hammered gold issue displays impressive detail and strong eye appeal for a Tudor coin over 475 years old. The obverse features the Archangel Michael slaying the dragon, one of the most recognisable and symbolic designs in English numismatics, representing the triumph of good over evil.
Struck in 5.00g of gold and catalogued as Spink S-2300, this historic piece comes from Henry VIII’s later coinage period and offers collectors an exceptional opportunity to own a high-grade example from one of England’s most famous monarchs. A rare and highly desirable Tudor gold issue with excellent preservation and rich historical significance.
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