rose noble
English coin
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The rose noble was an English gold coin first issued by Edward IV in 1465. It replaced a debased version of the noble coin and featured the original noble design with the addition of a rose. Initially valued at 10 shillings, its worth was later increased to 15 shillings. The term "rose noble" is also sometimes used to refer to the "rial" or "ryal". This coin was first introduced in the 15th century.1
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