Edward II silver Piedfort Penny, S.1466, Canterbury mint exceptional rarity
Edward II (1307-27), Pattern piedfort silver Penny, uncertain class, possibly 11 (1317-20), Canterbury Mint, facing crowned head of King, crown with bifoliate side fleurs, beaded circles and partly legible legend surrounding, +EDW------D--, legends with closed E, rev., struck en medaille, long cross pattée, trio of pellets in each angle, beaded circles and Roman style partly legible legend surrounding, --VI TAS -A- --R, 5.54g / 85.5 grains, thickness 1.5mm (cf.N.1060-62; Wren page 170; Lawrence 10; S.1466). Toned, worn, mediocre to poor, but clearly an Edward II type long cross Penny, Canterbury Mint and most certainly a much thicker than usual piece, of the highest rarity.
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Edward II (1307-27), Pattern piedfort silver Penny, uncertain class, possibly 11 (1317-20), Canterbury Mint, facing crowned head of King, crown with bifoliate side fleurs, beaded circles and partly legible legend surrounding, +EDW------D--, legends with closed E, rev., struck en medaille, long cross pattée, trio of pellets in each angle, beaded circles and Roman style partly legible legend surrounding, --VI TAS -A- --R, 5.54g / 85.5 grains, thickness 1.5mm (cf.N.1060-62; Wren page 170; Lawrence 10; S.1466). Toned, worn, mediocre to poor, but clearly an Edward II type long cross Penny, Canterbury Mint and most certainly a much thicker than usual piece, of the highest rarity.
