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1272 SILVER FARTHING EDWARD I NEW PENNY The silver plating enhances its

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Description

The silver plating enhances its visual appeal whilst maintaining numismatic integrity

1711 SHILLING ( GF ) 2

whilst the reverse depicts an eagle with wings displayed

Its mirror-like surfaces and sharp details make it a prized addition for discerning collectors

Years 1875-1888 Value 10 Mark Currency Mark Composition Gold (

1272 SILVER FARTHING EDWARD I NEW PENNY The silver plating enhances itsA rare farthing struck in 1272, the inaugural year of Edward I's reign. This diminutive silver coin represents the smallest denomination of medieval English currency, essential for everyday transactions among the common populace. Farthings from Edward I's early coinage are notably scarce, as many were lost or melted down over the centuries. The 1272 date marks the beginning of Edward's long and transformative reign, during which he undertook

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