1327 SILVER PENNY EDWARD III LONDON MINT

Edward III's silver pennies represent a pivotal moment in English coinage history. Minted in London during the early years of his reign, this 1327 example showcases the refined craftsmanship of medieval metalworkers. The penny served as the backbone of everyday commerce throughout the 14th century, making surviving specimens valuable windows into the period's economic and political landscape. This coin bears the hallmarks of London mint production—recognisable by its distinctive mintmark and die characteristics. Whether you're a serious numismatist studying monetary evolution or a collector seeking authentic medieval currency, this piece offers both historical significance and tangible connection to over 700 years of British heritage. A genuine artefact of Edward III's prosperous reign.