CHARLES I SCARBOROUGH SIEGE CROWN, TYPE II 1644-45
Obverse: Type II Small castle type showing the three storied keep of Scarborough castle with windows, battlements and corner turrets to each side, forebuilding entrance to the left with large door and chapel above. Below 'S' for shilling and 'V' for five (Five Shillings = 1 Crown). Above horizontal lines that show that this coin was struck from a plate.
Obverse: Type II Small castle type showing the three storied keep of Scarborough castle with windows, battlements and corner turrets to each side, forebuilding entrance to the left with large door and chapel above. Below 'S' for shilling and 'V' for five (Five Shillings = 1 Crown). Above horizontal lines that show that this coin was struck from a plate.
Obverse: Type II Small castle type showing the three storied keep of Scarborough castle with windows, battlements and corner turrets to each side, forebuilding entrance to the left with large door and chapel above. Below 'S' for shilling and 'V' for five (Five Shillings = 1 Crown). Above horizontal lines that show that this coin was struck from a plate.