CVC & Collectables presents an authentic medieval English silver penny struck under Edward II at the historic Canterbury mint, certified PCGS VF30. These hammered coins have survived over 700 years, and each example carries the unmistakable character of hand-struck medieval coinage. Get it here now—quality medieval pennies like this do not last long!
Coin Highlights:
- Issuer: England
- Ruler: Edward II (1307–1327)
- Mint: Canterbury
- Denomination: Penny (1D)
- Reference: S-1466
- Metal: Silver
- Weight: ~1.3–1.5 grams (typical)
- Diameter: ~18 mm
- Grade: PCGS VF30
- Obverse: Crowned facing bust of Edward II within beaded circle, legend surrounding
- Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter
- Edge: Irregular (hammered)
- Type: Medieval Hammered Coinage
Collectibility:
Medieval English pennies are among the most accessible and historically rich coins available to collectors today. The Edward II series is especially appealing due to its connection to a dramatic and controversial reign.
This PCGS VF30 example offers strong detail for the type, with a clear portrait and well-defined reverse—attributes that collectors actively seek in hammered coinage.
If you’ve been looking to add a genuine medieval coin to your collection, this is your opportunity. Get it here now—these 700-year-old survivors are always in demand and may not last! Find more alike here!
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