1154 HENRY II TEALBY PENNY

A significant example of early English coinage, this Henry II Tealby penny dates to 1154 and represents a crucial period in medieval numismatic history. The Tealby type, named after a hoard discovered in Lincolnshire, marks the transition between Norman and Angevin coin production.

This penny displays the characteristic style of Henry II's reign, featuring the king's portrait and inscriptions typical of 12th-century minting practices. As a rare survivor from over 870 years ago, it offers collectors a tangible connection to the reign of England's first Plantagenet monarch.

An exceptional piece for serious numismatists and medieval history enthusiasts seeking authentic coinage from this transformative period in English history.