Details
LOT 3571
Scotland. Alexander II AR Penny. 1249-1286.
Second coinage, circa 1280-1286. + AL[ЄXAN]DЄR DЄI GRA, crowned head to left with lis-tipped sceptre / + RЄX [SCO]-TOR-VM, long cross pattée; mullet of six points in each angle. SCBC 5053. Very Fine. Edge chipped.(1.09gr, 20mm, 4h.).
Provenance
Found Essex, UK.
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Second coinage. Circa 1280-1286. ✠ ALЄXANDЄR DЄI GRA, crowned head to left with lis-tipped sceptre / ✠ RЄX SCO-TOR-VM, long cross pattée; mullet of six points in each angle. SCBC 5057. 1.33gr, 20mm, 4h.
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Scotland. Alexander III AR Penny. 1249-1286.
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Opening Bid: £75
Second coinage; class A. Struck circa 1280-1286. + ALЄXANDЄR (ND ligate) DЄI GRA, crowned head to left; lis-tipped sceptre before / + RЄX SCOTORVM, long cross pattée; mullet of six points in each quarter. Cf. SCBC 5049. 1.33gr, 20mm, 2h.
Very Fine.
Acquired from a Norfolk, UK, collector; Property of an Essex gentleman.
