Roma Numismatics Ltd
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Great Britain, Plantagenet. Edward I AR Penny. Class 4a. Canterbury mint, 1282-1289. + ЄDW R ANGL DNS hУB, crowned and draped bust facing / CIVITAS CANTOR, long cross pattée, with three pellets in each angle. Llanddona Hoard 196 (this coin); North 1023; Spink 1394. 1.13g, 18mm.
Very Fine; some encrustations.
From a private UK collection;
Ex Llanddona Hoard.
The Llanddona Hoard was discovered with the aid of metal detectors on Llanddona Beach, Red Wharf Bay between September 1999 and August 2006. Almost 1000 silver coins were recovered, English pennies of Edward I-II from various mints, Irish pennies of Edward I, Scottish Sterlings of Alexander III and John Baliol and various Continental Esterlins from the Low Countries. The coins were reported to the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff and declared Treasure under the Treasure Act of 1996. The Isle of Anglesey Museum (Oriel Ynys Môn) acquired several hundred coins from the hoard, the balance of 649 coins being returned to the finders who released the hoard onto the market.
Very Fine; some encrustations.
From a private UK collection;
Ex Llanddona Hoard.
The Llanddona Hoard was discovered with the aid of metal detectors on Llanddona Beach, Red Wharf Bay between September 1999 and August 2006. Almost 1000 silver coins were recovered, English pennies of Edward I-II from various mints, Irish pennies of Edward I, Scottish Sterlings of Alexander III and John Baliol and various Continental Esterlins from the Low Countries. The coins were reported to the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff and declared Treasure under the Treasure Act of 1996. The Isle of Anglesey Museum (Oriel Ynys Môn) acquired several hundred coins from the hoard, the balance of 649 coins being returned to the finders who released the hoard onto the market.