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| 正面描述 | Left-facing draped bust of Charles I truncated at the coin's edge, with the mark of value XII positioned to the right of the effigy. The legend encircles the bust in Latin, interrupted by a crowned thistle mintmark. The letter B appears at the conclusion of the legend, denoting the issue. The portrait is rendered in the refined style characteristic of the 3rd Coinage, with careful attention to the king's collar and drapery. |
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| 正面铭文 | CAR · D : G · MAG · BRIT · FRAN · ET · HIB · REX · (Translation: Charles, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland) |
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Charles I's Scottish coinage was administered separately from his English issues, struck at the Edinburgh mint under a royal patent system that gave the master moneyer considerable latitude — and considerable opportunity for profit through weight manipulation. The 12 shilling was the largest silver denomination of the 3rd Coinage, authorized following a general revaluation of Scottish silver that had been debated since 1633. Production ran for barely two years before the catastrophic collapse of royal authority in Scotland, triggered in no small part by Charles's disastrous attempt to impose the Anglican prayer book on the Presbyterian Kirk in 1637.
The timing is inseparable from the coin's brief issue window.