at 400 dots / inch
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This coin is an example of a halfpenny of Edward I issued in Dublin in about 1282. The legends
are clear with no blundering and read: This coin is a typical example of the issue with a pellet before a round backed E on the obverse and a similar E on the reverse. The coin is in about extremely fine condition. Edward I halfpennies are difficult to get in as nice condition as this one, but examples in between Fine and Very Fine are not particularly scarce. This coin is quite full but has some edge weakness at 2 o'clock on the obverse. This example has excellent surfaces with some original lustre, coins with porous surfaces and fine pitting are less desirable. Hit your back button to return to the page you came from or select : |