Struck to commemorate the birth of Prince Charles, later King Charles III. The first English-born Prince of Wales entitled to bear these arms. The radiating lines between the shields symbolize a star observed as the King proceeded to St. Paul’s to give thanks for the birth of his son.
An important medal in British history. Top Pop, with only one other example graded. Attractive toning and sharply struck.
Struck to commemorate the birth of Prince Charles, later King Charles III. The first English-born Prince of Wales entitled to bear these arms. The radiating lines between the shields symbolize a star observed as the King proceeded to St. Paul’s to give thanks for the birth of his son.
An important medal in British history. Top Pop, with only one other example graded. Attractive toning and sharply struck.
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