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Coronation 1661
Ruler: Charles II (1660-85)
This is the coronation medal struck for distribution among the spectators of the ceremony.
Method of acquisition: Given (1964-07-16) by Vidler, A. R., Dr.
Production date: AD 1661
Object composed of pewter Diameter (min) 33 mm Diameter 33 mm Weight 11.37 g
Inscription present: Bust of Charles II, facing left, crowned, hair long, flowing over the shoulders, in falling, lace collar, ermine robes, and collar of the Garter with medal, not the George.
Inscription present: Charles II, as a shepherd, crook in hand, end of scarf flowing slightly below the elbow; three flocks of sheep.
Accession number: CM.242-1964
Primary reference Number: 227523
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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