LOT 3501
England. Plantagenet, Richard I AR Penny. 1189-1199.
London mint; Ricard, moneyer. Struck in the name and types of Henry II. Short cross type. hЄNRICVS RЄX, crowned head facing, holding sceptre / ✠ RICΛRD • ON • LVN, short voided cross; quatrefoils in quarters. Cf. SCBC 1348. Good Fine.(1.41gr, 19mm, 4h.).
ProvenanceFound Cambridgeshire, UK.
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England. Plantagenet, Edward I AR Penny. 1272-1307.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £33
Bristol mint. New coinage, class 3d. Struck circa June 1280-circa December 1281. ✠ ЄDW R ' ANGL' DNS ҺУB, crowned facing bust / VILL-A BR-ISTO-LLIЄ, long cross pattée; triple pellets in quarters. SCBI 39 (North), 113; North 1019; SCBC 1416. 1.30gr, 20mm, 4h.
Fine. Wavy flan.
Acquired on the UK art market before 2000. Property of an Essex, UK, gentleman. -
England. Plantagenet, Edward I AR Halfpenny. 1272-1307.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £52
London (Tower) mint. Struck circa 1280-1281. New coinage, class 3b. ✠ ЄDWR' ANGL [D]NS ҺУB, crowned facing bust / CIVI-TAS LON-DON, long cross pattée; trefoil of pellets in quarters. SCBI 39 (North), 956; North 1044; SCBC 1431. 0.61gr, 15mm, 8h.
Near Very Fine.
From a private Barnsley, UK, family collection. -
England. Plantagenet, Edward I AR Penny. 1272-1307.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £13
London (Tower) mint. Crowned facing bust / Long cross pattée; triple pellets in quarters. 0.86gr, 17mm.
Fair. Edge chipped; obverse double struck.
From a private Barnsley, UK, family collection.
