Obverse:

HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL. Quartered shield of arms of England and France with lis above all within tressure of eight arches. Mascles and saltire stops.

Reverse:

EXALTABITVR IN GLORIA. Florated cross with lis terminals, lions between, lis in centre,  all within tressure of eight arches. Mascles in legend with leaf on inner circle of reverse under R of GLORI.

Previously pierced and skilfully plugged otherwise very fine and exceedingly rare with only 2 other examples traced.

Traced examples

1 - This coin

2 - Scheider Collection No. 330, Ex Lockett - 3097, Ex Bruun - 427, Ex McClean - 21

3 - Dr Baumhauer Collection, Ex Reigate hoard - 116

C. A. Whitton, in his papers "The heavy coinage of Henry VI” for the British Numismatic Journal notes these known examples "R.C.L., ex Bruun Sale 427; also C.E.B. See also Ready Sale 434”. Subsequently this is the Schneider example, C E Blunt and this coin. We cannot locate any evidence of one having been in the Blunt collection. 

Ex Lord Stewartby Collection, Spink Auction, 26 Sep 2016 - Lot 951 [bt Baldwin Oct 1999]

Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, Feb 1993 - Number 82 - £1,500  “Good VF and extremely rare" (The plug not noted)

Ex V.J.E. Ryan Collection, Glendining Auction, 28 Jun 1950 - Lot 56 (Illustrated) - "The coin is holed otherwise it is very fine and is probably, one of two specimens known”

Ex Capt. Marno Collection [purchased en bloc by Spink, 1923]

Ex W. Talbot-Ready Collection, Sotheby’s Auction, 15 Nov 1920 - Lot 434 (Illustrated) - “… unpublished, only one other known"

This coin was plugged sometime after the Ryan sale and before appearing in the Spink Numismatic Circular in 1993. (On the E of HENRIC and subsequently G of GLORI on the reverse)