1279 EDWARD I BRISTOL PENNY

A scarce medieval penny struck during the reign of Edward I at the Bristol mint in 1279. This silver coin features the characteristic long cross design typical of the period, with the monarch's bust on the obverse and a cross design on the reverse. Bristol was one of England's principal mints during the 13th century, making coins from this location highly collectible today. A genuine piece of English numismatic history with excellent historical provenance.