1307 EDWARD II CANTERBURY PENNY

A medieval silver penny struck at the Canterbury mint during the reign of Edward II. This 14th-century coin bears the distinctive cross-and-pellet design characteristic of the period, with the king's bust on the obverse and a long cross on the reverse.

Edward II pennies from Canterbury are sought-after by collectors of English medieval coinage. The Canterbury mint mark identifies the striking location, adding to its historical significance. Condition varies with age; examine photos carefully for wear and any surface marks typical of ancient circulation.

A tangible piece of English monetary history spanning over 700 years.