Great Britain England Set of 2 x 1 Penny 1247 - 1265 (ND)

The Great Britain England Set of 2 x 1 Penny coins from the years 1247 to 1265 during the reign of Henry III is a fascinating piece of history. These silver coins were minted in both Canterbury and London, showcasing the craftsmanship and minting techniques of that era. The total weight of the set is 3.00 grams, making them lightweight and portable for trade and commerce. During this time period, England was undergoing significant political and social changes, with Henry III ruling as King from 1216 to 1272. The minting of coins was a crucial aspect of the economy, and these pennies would have been used in daily transactions by the people of England. The fact that these coins come in a beautiful wooden box with certificates adds to their value and historical significance. The XF/XF+ grading indicates that these coins are in extremely fine to extra fine condition, further enhancing their desirability for collectors and history enthusiasts. Owning a set of 2 x 1 Penny coins from this era provides a tangible connection to the past and allows us to appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of medieval coinage in Great Britain.

N° 1802 | Great Britain England Set of 2 x 1 Penny 1247 - 1265 (ND)

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