1279 EDWARD I LONDON PENNY

A historically significant penny minted in London during the reign of Edward I in 1279. This medieval coin represents an important period in English monetary history, shortly after the introduction of the Long Cross coinage.

Edward I's pennies are highly sought by numismatists and collectors for their historical value and craftsmanship. The London mint mark indicates production at the capital's royal mint, one of the primary facilities for coin production during this era.

Ideal for serious coin collectors, medieval history enthusiasts, and those building collections of English coinage. Each coin carries centuries of provenance and tells the story of 13th-century England.