- Hammered silver penny
Interpretation
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- A Medieval silver hammered penny based on the style of the central fleur of the crown, and the reverse legend is an Edward II class 11a. The letter E and C is closed and both have a rounded back. The style of the reverse legend also suggests and Edward II and not Edward I. The mint is Bury St Edmunds, and the reverse legend reads as VILL'S[CI EDMV]NDI. The obverse legend reads as EDWA [R ANGL DNS hYB]. Initial mark is a cross Pattee. Date is c. 1310-1314. North 1060. The date of final deposition of this coin can be estimated by its weight and cross-referenced with the known weight periods after 1279.
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- Stuart Noon
- 1-9-2013
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From Context
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Context: LA_7015
- Brendon Wilkins 19-9-2014