The 1631 Crown - Charles I (Briot First Issue)Silver crown of King Charles I struck at the Tower Mint London in 1631 or 1632. Briot’s first milled issue. SCBC 2852; North 2298.
Obverse shows King Charles on horseback holding reins and holding a sword upright. Legend is "CAROLVS D G MAGN BRITAN FRAN ET HIBER REX". Mint mark flower shows Briot 1631-1632.
Reverse is a crowned coat-of-arms with "CR" to sides. Legend is "CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO".This coin graded as VF. Design is very similar to the Half-Crown of the same year.
Image credit: CNGCoins.
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1631
Monarch/Ruler: Charles I (1625-1649)
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | Charles I Half Crown Sun Tower Mint 1645-6 £ 150.00 |
 | 1625-1649 Charles I Silver Half Crown Coin mm Harp £ 207.66 |
 | 1625-1649 Charles I Silver Half Crown Coin mm Harp £ 358.60 |
 | King Charles I Silver Half Crown From The Middleham Hoard 1640s With Box And COA £ 305.00 |
 | Original 1634-1640 King Charles I Silver Half Crown - Clipped & Scratched £ 120.00 |
 | Charles I Shilling mm Crown 1635-6 ( from the Aylesbury coin hoard ) F+ £ 185.00 |
 | Rare 1635–1636 Charles I Tower Shilling Crown MM Hammered Silver Coin £ 250.00 |
 | Charles I Hammered Silver Half-Crown, mm Triangle in Circle, Stuart Period £ 142.00 |
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