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Coinage. Noble. Ruler: Henry V (1387-1422). London Mint. Obverse: Henry V facing holding sword and shield with quartered lions and fleur-de-lys of England. Reverse: Ornate cross with fleur-de-leys ends, 'H' at centre, lions of England surmounted by crowns between the arms of the cross. Gold, struck, weight 6.92g, 1413-1422. Medieval.
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