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DescriptionMary bawbee 1542 127326.jpg |
Scotland. Mary, Queen of Scots. 1542-1567.
- BI Bawbee (21mm, 2.35 g, 12h).
- First issue, struck circa 1542-1558.
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- +MARIA D G REGINA SCOTORV, crowned thistle flanked by M R
- (lis)OPPIDVM EDINBVRGI, saltire cross with crown and cinquefoils.
- SCBC 5432.
- Fine.
- From the Dr. Thomas Dailey Collection.
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