Edward III 1361-1369 Gold Noble Treaty Period 1361 - 1369, London

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  • Edward III 1361-1369 Gold Noble Treaty Period 1361 - 1369, London.

    Country: EnglandPeriod: House of Plantagenet
    Ruler: Edward III
    Phase: treaty period (1361-1369) Production method: Hammered METAL: Gold ( 24kt. gold purity ) Denomination: Noble
    Condition: GVF clipped
    Mint: London
    MINT MARK: (REVERSE) Cross Potent
    Weight: 7.7 grams
    Size: 35 mm

    Obv. King standing facing in ship, holding sword and shield.
    Rev. Floriated cross with lis at ends, crowned lions in angles.

    This coin was struck during the cessation of hostilities between England and France following the Treaty of Bretigni in 1360 when Edward renounced his claim to the French throne. The capture of the French King John during the Battle of Poitiers in 1356 meant the French had to pay a huge ransom of over 4 million gold ecus for his release.