HENRY V GOLD NOBLE, CLASS G, MS62 (*TOP OF POP)

Henry V Gold Noble of Six Shillings and Eight Pence 
London mint, (1413-1422). 
Class G. 
Obverse: king standing facing within ship, holding an upright sword and quartered shield, within a beaded border with the Latin legend surrounding: ҺЄnRIC' ∗ DI' • GRΛ' • RЄX • ΛnGL' Z FRΛnC' • DnS • ҺУB',
Reverse: Ornamental cross with lis terminals and H within the centre, crowns over lions over trefoils in quarters, all within beaded and linear tressure, trefoils in spandrels, with Latin legend surrounding: IҺ'C ∗ ΛVTЄᙏ • TRΛnSIЄnS • PЄR • ᙏЄDIV' • ILLORV' • IBΛT
Schneider 263-4; North 1375; S.1747; Spink 12027, lot 35 = Heritage 3081, lot 32189; Friedberg 109. 
6.89 grams, 32mm in diameter.
A truly superb specimen, much as struck and extremely Rare, there are two examples of this variant (mullet [i.e. star] after ҺЄnRIC on the obverse and IҺ'C on the reverse.) in the famous Schneider collection and seemingly only one other that has been available to commerce in the last twenty years or so.

Has been graded and slabbed by NGC as MS 62 (*Join top of the population), which we feel is somewhat under-graded for this superb coin.
NGC Certification number: 6319590-002. Stated as a Henry V/VI Mule.