ANNE, 1702-1714. By Jean Dassier. Bronze 42mm. Obv: Bust of Anne facing left with her hair tied behind and decorated with pearls and a bandeau, a lovelock flows behind, in a gown with frill, embroidered with a decorated stomacher. Legend: ANNA . D . G. M . BR . FR . ET HIB . REGINA (Anne, by the grace of God, queen of Great Britain, France and Ireland). Rev: A sarcophagus, on which is erected an obelisk decorated with a bust of Prince George (Anne’s husband), from which Fame and a weeping Genius are withdrawing a curtain; at its base is seated, amidst a pile of arms, standards, etc, History, who records on a shield the events of Anne’s reign. The sarcophagus is inscribed: NATA 6 . FEBR . 1665 . CORONAT . 23 . APR . 1702 . MORT . I AVG . 1714 (Born 6 February, 1665; crowned 23 April. 1702; Died 1 August 1702). Struck by Sir Edward Thomason circa 1820.? MI II 418/292, Eimer 462, Eisler 264/32. Die flaw on the exergual line. Dassier issue. $100. Sorry, SOLD (November, 2020)