1279 EDWARD I LONDON HALF PENNY

A scarce medieval half penny struck during the reign of Edward I, minted at the London mint around 1279. This early English coin features the characteristic long cross design on the reverse, typical of the period's coinage system. Edward I's half pennies are sought after by numismatists for their historical significance and relative rarity compared to pennies of the same era. The coin's age and condition make it a valued addition to any medieval coinage collection. Each piece represents over 700 years of English monetary history.