article_snippet: 1643 Declaration Pound was struck in Oxford, which was Charles
article_snippet: Charles was beheaded just six years after Coin was created, but an inscription on the back declares the King's belief that Charles could not be toppled.
article_snippet: The legend on the back of An extremely rare £1 coin from the start of English Civil War translates as 'Let God arise and let God enemies be scattered', symbolising the King's belief in the 'absolute monarch'.
article_snippet: Charles I was beheaded just six years after An extremely rare £1 coin from the start of English Civil War was created, but an inscription on the back declares the King's belief that the King could not be toppled . '
article_snippet: It was only six years after An extremely rare £1 coin from the start of English Civil War was struck that Charles was beheaded and labelled as "tyrant, traitor, murderer and public enemy" by the 59 judges who found Charles guilty of high treason.'
highlights_snippet: 1643 Declaration Pound made just 6 years before Charles I was beheaded .
  
highlights_snippet: But inscription on back contains King's belief that King could not be toppled .
  