Charles I (1625-49)

Crown

1625 Crown minted in London (Tower mint)
 

CAROLVS D G MAG BR FR ET HI REX
First crowned bust in coronation robes left, V behind.

CVLTORES SVI DEVS PROTECTIT
Crowned quartered rectangular shield of arms, with light garniture, beaded circle surrounding.

Group A, class I · Lis mintmark
Ex SINCONA British collection.
Brooker 183 · North 2179 · S 2710
1632-3 Crown minted in London (Tower mint)
 

CAROLVS D G MAG BRIT FRA ET HIB REX
Horseman left, no ground line.

CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO
Oval garnished shield with C R across.

Group II, type 2a · Harp mintmark
Brooker cf. 250 · North 2193 · S 2755
1635-6 Crown minted in London (Tower mint)
NGC AU58

CAROLVS D G MAG BRI FR ET HI REX
King on horseback left with raised sword and flowng sash, crown mark.

CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO
Oval quartered shield of arms, the initial mark crown struck over bell.

Add Group III, type 3a · Crown mintmark
Ex Earls of Bridgewater (late 1600s).
Brooker 258 · North 2195 · S 2758
1636-8 Crown minted in London (Tower mint)
 

CAROLVS D G MAG BR FR ET HI REX
Third horseman left, sword upright breaking inner circle, no ground line.

CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO
Oval garnished shield surmounted by plume, plain harp.

Group III, type 3b · Tun mintmark.
Welsh plumes. Ex Alfred Leonard Fuller of Bath (1901).
Brooker 261 (same dies) · North 2196 · S 2759

Unite

1626-7 Unite minted in London (Tower mint)
 

CAROLVS D G MAG BRI FR ET HB REX
Portrait of Charles with XX behind.

FLORENT CONCORDIA REGNA
Crowned shield.

Group B · Moor's head mintmark
Schneider cf. 122 · Brooker cf. 34 · North 2148 · S 2687
1628-9 Unite minted in London (Tower mint)
 

CAROLVS D G MAG BR FRA ET HB REX
Portrait of Charles with XX behind.

FLORENT CONCORDIA REGNA
Crowned shield.

Group B class Ia · Anchor mintmark
Ex Dr. Patrick Tan.
Schneider cf. 124–125 · Brooker cf. 44–52 · North 2148 · S 2687

Tokens and Medals

1625 Charles II Wedding Medallion
 

CH MAG ET HEN MA BRIT REX ET REG / I W
Conjoined (facing) busts of Charles I (bearded, in ruff and doublet with the George of the Garter) and Henrietta Maria (in ruff, jewelry, etc.). Above them are celestial rays (often described as radiant suns or light from heaven).

FVNDIT AMOR LILIA MIXTA ROSIS
A winged Cupid (or putto/angel) walking right, scattering roses and lilies (symbolizing the union of the English rose and French lily).

Marriage medalet.
1630 Charles II Birth Medallion
 

HACTENVS ANGLORVM NVLLI
Shields.

HONOR PRIN MAG BRIT FRA ET HIB NAT 29 MAI ANN 1630

1630 Charles II Birth Medallion
 

HACTENVS ANGLORVM NVLLI
Shields.

IN HONOR CARO PRINC MAG BRI FR ET HI NAT 29 MAII 1630

1639 Scottish Rebellion Medal
 

Charles I on horseback trampling discarded arms.

Heavenly hand binding together the rose of England and thistle of Scotland.

By Thomas Simon, commemorates the extinction of the rebellion in Scotland in 1639. Three examples with this die pairing are known - one in gold owned by George III with the same strike weaknesses, a sharper struck second example in silver (both in the British Museum), and this one. Ex Marvin Lessen.
Medallic Illustrations I 283/92
1625–1649 Lead Token
 

C R on either side of a shield.

Crowned rose.

1649 Charles I Death Medal
 

CAROL D G M B F ET H REX & GLOR MEM
Armored and draped bust right.

EX ME FORTVNA MEX ALIJS VIRTVT
Hand issuing from heaven holds a celestial crown, sheep below in a landscape.

Gilt bronze.
Eimer 163
1649 Charles I Death Medal
 
Silver. Struck by the Dutch in opposition to his execution. BLASFEMANT DEVM / NECANT REGEM / SPERNVNT LEGEM ("They blaspheme God, murder the King, despise the law").
Medallic Illustrations I 349/208 · Eimer 161
1649 Charles I Memorial Medal
 

CAROLVS D G MAG BR FR ET HI REX
Bust of Charles left.

HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE
Large English crown above a square-topped shield, Royal arms within the Garter.

Medal by Thomas Rawlins.
Medallic Illustrations I 373/266

Weights

Crown weight
 

CAROL REX
Bust of Charles left.

Crowned V S.

Angel weight
 

Angel and serpent.

Crowned X S.

Unite weight
 

CAROLVS REX
Bust of Charles left.

Crowned XX S.