1216-1247 United Kingdom Penny, Henry IIIThis is a medieval English penny from the Henry III era (reign 12161272), specifically a Bury St. Edmunds issue. It belongs to the Short Cross type, a mid13thcentury recoinage that standardized silver across English mints. Catalogued by Spink as 1357A, it offers a tangible link to Englands bustling medieval markets. Obverse shows a crowned kings portrait, while the reverse carries the short cross motif with central pellets. country: England year: c.

Reverse: Vesta

presented in an attractive good extremely fine grade

offering a compact example of Poland's coinage from that period

An 1887 Norway 50 Øre coin struck in silver

Denomination: 10 Pfennigs

Weight: 11

Denomination: Florin

It had a mintage of 20

flanked by the denomination and date

offered in a charming circulated condition that shows attractive patina and character

Hardie Type I signature

each piece is an original