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LOT 2930
English Medieval Coins - Henry V - York - Cross and Trefoil AR Penny 1413-1422 A.D.
Class G. Obv: crowned facing bust, cross instead of mullet and trefoil by hair instead of crown, HENRIC REX ANGLIE. Rev: long cross with three pellets each quarter, quatrefoil in centre, CIVI V[ ] EBO RACI. Fine. Rare.(0.87 grams, 16 mm.). [No Reserve]
Provenance
Found whilst searching with a metal detector in Yorkshire, UK.
Literature
S.1790 variant.
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LOT 2930
English Medieval Coins - Henry V - York - Cross and Trefoil AR Penny
Sold for (Inc. bp): £98
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