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Guest Ian Crowe
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Hello. I wonder if anyone has seen a coin from the Stuart era with the reverse showing the crown, the thistle and the letters I (Iacobus) AND C on either side of the thistle. If so, does anyone know what the C stands for. Thanks for your help.

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Firstly i have no experience with Scottish coinage (but it does follow the lines of English coinage in someways but with a continental twist to it).

So Secondly which James? I, II, III, IV, V, VI or VII?

That could make a difference. The C could stand for a mint, a denomination value marker, the queen's initials [like Henry VIII coinage e.g HK, HA, HI] etc.

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