1279 - 1307 United Kingdom Penny, Edward I

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1279 - 1307 United Kingdom Penny, Edward IEdward I penny from the Canterbury Mint, dating 12791307. This silver penny powered one of Britain's most significant currency overhauls and became a trusted trade coin across Europe and into the Middle East. Obverse: crowned facing bust of Edward I; inscription EDW R ANGL DNS HYB. Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each quarter; legend CIVITAS CANTOR. country: United Kingdom year: 12791307 denomination: penny composition: silver

It’s a distinctive pre-decimal British coin for error collectors and specialists in mid-20th century coinage

It’s a tangible piece of early-18th century Irish coinage with clear historical appeal

5 g approx

Year: 1937

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Composition: 91

It is presented in very fine condition with attractive overall detail for its age

a classic paper note from the first permanent Reserve Bank issue

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the coin pairs a respectful homage to New Zealand's wildlife with Michael McHalick's detailed reverse design of the bird among native foliage

laureate portrait of Hadrian with the full title Pater Patriae (Father of the Country)

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