Hammered Coins of Edward I - reigned 1272-1307
Hammered silver coins from the reign of Edward I. Edward was born in 1239 the son of Henry III. During his reign Edward was responsible for a variety of legal and administrative reforms (including the coinage), asserting the rights of the Crown, promoting the uniform administration of justice and codifying the legal system.
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Edward I silver farthing Newcastle mint. |
Edward I silver farthing Newcastle mint c. Christmas 1280- autumn 1281 - extremely rare. Weight: 0.41g Group IIIde Withers type 10 SCBI North 1016; N 1053/2; S 1453A. Die match with CM.265-2002 at Fitzwilliam Museum.
Obv: ER ANGLIE Rev: NO VIC AS TRI Findspot: March, Cambridgeshire. 2016 Sold £1,200.00 |
Edward I silver farthing Newcastle mint.
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Edward I silver farthing Newcastle mint rev.
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Henry III posthumous issue under Edward I. |
Henry III posthumous issue under Edward I, Bury St Edmunds mint, moneyer Ion, class VI ex Colchester (1969) hoard, weight 1.48g
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Edward I Class vi penny Bury St Edmunds mint.
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Edward I Class vi penny Bury St Edmunds mint.
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