England, Goldnoble (6, 75 g), probably Flemish imitation, 1422-1430, Heinrich VI. (first domination). Aversum: standing and armoured King with escutcheon and sword on ship, besides the sword arm a curl. At the bulwark alternating lilies and leopards. In circumscription (partitioned through three-leaved cloverleaves) : h - En RIC [Lilie] DI GRA REX at GL S FRAn - Dn S h L. Rev. : lily cross in the fleuron decorated octagonal pass (in the north northeasterly Winkel a curl), in the centre with minuscule h, in the angles always a three-leaved shamrock, a leopard and a crown. In circumscription, beginning with one lily as coin sign and a Mullet\' to Ih C, otherwise but through curl partitioned: Ih C AVT train-oil SIEn S PER m EDIVm ILLOR IBAT. Spink 1801, Fried. 112 a, cut in, billowy, adjusts, ss. Like already in of our auction Rhenumis 10 (April 2023) - at that time with a clarifying special site prudent - offer and so did we in the current auction again five english Goldnoble at. It is a matter as well about coins, the as a result of of the centennial war of England against France (1337-1453) since 1344 competing to the French Lion d\'Or in three to attach weight to (geschluesselt to tower pound) issued were, be to in that late 15. Jh. In held and first from 1363 even in Calais embossed were. Detailed stamping regulations unraveled Edward III. (1312, 1327-1377) - as a result of the from England won Lake battle by Sluis on the Goldnoble aboard of a ship constituted - in the May 1371 at (see Jesse 1924, S. 119-132 as well Steinbach 2022, S. 103-104). An explanatory video to the forms of the Goldnoble as well to the history around the Lake battle by Sluis and like these on the embossed image of the gold noble recurred, find they in unserm Rhenumis canal on youtube.