A SCARCE SILVER PENNY OF EDWARD I NEW COINAGE, CLASS 1c, LONDON, CIRCA 1279
A SCARCE SILVER PENNY OF EDWARD I: NEW COINAGE. CLASS 1c, LONDON, CIRCA 1279. Obverse: + EDW REX ANGL DNS HYB, crowned bust of Edward I facing. Reverse: CIVI-TAS LON-DON, Cross with three pellets in each quadrant.
SCBI North 29ff; N 1012; S 1382. A scarce and sharply struck penny of Edward I, minted in London circa 1279. A toned example, struck on a large flan, with a detailed idealised facing portrait of the monarch, highly evocative of the period. Very slight bend in flan.
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This item is in the category "Coins\Coins\British\Hammered (Pre-c.perpetua" and is located in Norwich, Norfolk. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Country of Origin: Great Britain
- Modified Item: No
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
- Features: Hammered
- Metal: Silver