LOT 3860
England. Plantagenet, Edward I AR Penny. Struck 1305. Canterbury mint. New coinage.
✠ ЄDWA R ANGL DNS ҺУB, crowned facing bust / CIVI-TAS CAN-TOR, long cross pattée; three pellets in quarters. Cf. North 1039c-e; SCBC 1419. Good Fine.(1.23gr, 18mm, 12h.).
ProvenanceFound Suffolk, UK.
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England. Lancaster, Henry V AR Halfpenny. 1413-1422. London mint. Type C.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £111
+ ҺЄꞂRIC [RЄX] ˣˣ AꞂGL, crowned facing bust; broken annulets flanking / CIVI-[TAS] LOꞂ-DOꞂ, long cross pattée; triple pellets in quarters. North 1409; SCBC 1794. 0.45gr, 12mm, 1h.
Fine.
Found Norfolk, UK. Accompanied by copy of the British Museum's Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) report, with reference no. NMS-01A583. -
England. Plantagenet, Richard II AR Halfpenny. 1377-1399. London (Tower) mint.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £98
✠ RICARD RЄX ˣˣ ANGL, crowned facing bust / ˣ CIVI-TAS LOͶ-DOͶ, long cross pattée; three pellets in quarters. Cf. SCBC 1700. 0.49gr, 14mm, 9h.
Near Very Fine.
Found Shropshire, UK. -
England. York, Edward IV or Henry VI AR Penny. 1422-1483. York mint; i.m: uncertain.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £20
Illegible inscription, crowned facing bust / CIV[...]RACI, long cross pattée with pellet-in-quatrefoil at centre; triple pellets in quarters. Cf. SCBC 2062 or 1924. 0.90gr, 16mm, 6h.
Fine. Double struck of obverse.
Found Norfolk, UK. Accompanied by copy of the British Museum's Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) report, with reference no. NMS-0205AE.
The pellet-in-quatrefoil in the centre resembles that on the Penny of Henry VI (SCBC 1924) but due to the double struck of the obverse, neither the leaf on the king's breast nor the pellets flanking the crown are clearly visible.
