Tudor Portcullis Crowned [reverse] 1526

This silver medal, created by German artist Hans Daucher in 1526, depicts a Tudor portcullis crowned with a wreath and surmounted by a crown. The inscription, "SECVRITAS ALTERA," translates to "Security is the other." This medal likely commemorates Henry VIII's reign and his security measures, showcasing the importance of the portcullis as a symbol of royal power and protection. The detailed engraving and the inscription highlight the technical skill and symbolic significance of this historical artifact.