1327 SILVER PENNY EDWARD III

Issued in 1327, the Silver Penny of Edward III represents a significant numismatic artifact from early medieval England. Struck in fine silver, this coin reflects the economic and political stability brought by Edward III’s reign, known for extensive reforms in coinage and currency integrity. Collectors value its historical importance, craftsmanship, and rarity, making it a distinguished addition for those specializing in medieval English coinage. This piece offers a tangible connection to 14th-century England’s monetary heritage and royal legacy.