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| 背面描述 | A voided long cross pattée extends to the edge of the coin, dividing the field into four quadrants each containing three pellets arranged in a triangular formation. In two diagonally opposing angles, annulets link the pellets, a defining characteristic of the Annulet issue and confirming the Calais mint attribution. The design is framed by two concentric beaded circles, with the mint legend distributed between the inner and outer circles in two registers, beginning with a cross pattée mark of denomination. |
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| 背面铭文 | POSVI DEVM ADIVTORE MEVM VIL LAx CALI SIEx (Translation: I have made God my helper Town of Calais) |
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The Annulet issue represents the first coinage struck in Henry VI's name, beginning immediately after Henry V's death in August 1422 — when the new king was less than a year old. The annulets distinguishing this issue from later types were placed at the neck and in two quarters of the reverse, a deliberate administrative decision to differentiate the coinage of a new reign while the design itself remained essentially unchanged from his father's.
Calais operated as England's continental mint specifically to handle wool staple revenues. Its output during this period is generally well-documented, and Calais-struck pieces frequently show slightly different die-cutting characteristics from London production — a detail that has driven considerable specialist attention to mint attribution within this series.