lulav with etrog left
struck on a coin die axis (BHM 361
in original Royal Mint black leatherette case within black cardboard box and certificate of authenticity
pellet in double annulet at centre of voided short cross
James I Penny, 2nd coinage, mm lis (1604-05) lulav with etrog leftJames I (1603 25), silver Penny, second coinage (1604 19), rose, beaded circles and legend surrounding, initial mark lis (1604 05) both sides, . I; D; G; ROSA. SINE. SPINA., rev. thistle, beaded circles and legend surrounding, TVEATVR. VNITA. DEVS, weight 0. 38g (N. 2106 1; S. 2661). Toned with some porosity possibly from being once in the soil, otherwise practically very fine, an example of the first mint mark of this coinage and type.