1154 HENRY II TEALBY PENNY

A rare silver penny from the reign of Henry II, circa 1154. The Tealby type represents one of the earliest issues of this long-reigning monarch, named after the mint town in Lincolnshire where these coins were produced. Features the characteristic portrait style and Latin inscriptions typical of 12th-century English coinage. A significant piece of medieval numismatic history, suitable for serious collectors of Anglo-Norman currency.