A striking example of medieval English coinage from the reign of Edward I. This Canterbury mint penny dates to 1279, a period of significant monetary reform under the king. The coin features Edward's profile and the characteristic mint mark of Canterbury Cathedral, one of England's most prestigious minting centres.
Well-preserved for its age, this silver penny represents an important piece of numismatic history. Ideal for collectors of English hammered coinage, medieval history enthusiasts, and those building collections of Edward I issues. A tangible connection to 13th-century commerce and craftsmanship.