Edward VI
Ruler: Edward VI (1547-53)
This medal is a coronation Medal of Edward VI. This is the first coronation medal executed in England and imitates in its Hebrew, Greek, and Latin inscriptions medals created for Henry VIII. However this medal omits the word "sub Christo" which were inserted by Henry to make acknowledgement of his supremacy of the church.
Method of acquisition: Given (1963-11-21) by Ritchie, Jean
Production date: AD 1547
Object composed of silver Diameter (min) 62 mm Diameter 62 mm Weight 73.12 g
Inscription present: Half length figure of Edward VI facing right, crowned in armour, holding a sword and an orb.
Inscription present: Inscriptions in Hebrew and Greek same as the inscription on the obverse. However they are not correctly written.
Accession number: CM.1714-1964
Primary reference Number: 227354
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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