1199 SILVER PENNY JOHN WINCHESTER MINT

A remarkable medieval silver penny minted during the reign of King John, struck at the Winchester mint in 1199. This historical coin bears the characteristic design of the period, featuring the monarch's profile and mint marks that identify its provenance. Winchester was one of England's principal minting centres, and coins from this early 13th-century period are highly sought by serious numismatists and history enthusiasts. The coin represents an authentic artefact from a transformative era in English history, offering both collectors and historians a tangible connection to the reign of King John. Condition varies with age; each piece is genuine and unique.