Edward VI Half-Sovereign, 2nd period, Southwark, initial mark Y beaded circles and double concentric

beaded circles and double concentric legends surrounding some letter disjointed

Moneyer Leofthegen

light hairlines to reverse

38g (MCE 222

Coins of Punic Sicily

Edward VI Half-Sovereign, 2nd period, Southwark, initial mark Y beaded circles and double concentricEdward VI (1547 53), gold Half Sovereign of Ten Shillings struck in 22 carat gold, second period (January 1549 April 1550), Southwark Mint, bare head bust right, beaded circles and legend surrounding, Roman style lettering with rosette stops, initial mark Y both sides, transposed legends with rosette stops, Y SCVTVM* FIDEI* PROTEGET* EVM*.:, rev. quartered shield of arms in crowned frame, E to left, R to right, beaded circles and legend surrounding,