Ireland, Edward IV, Penny, Dublin

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Edward IV (1461-83), Penny, type VI, light cross and pellets coinage (1473-8?), Dublin Mint, crowned facing bust within beaded circle, saltire either side of neck, legend surrounding, rev long cross…
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Edward IV (1461-83), Penny, type VI, light cross and pellets coinage (1473-8?), Dublin Mint, crowned facing bust within beaded circle, saltire either side of neck, legend surrounding, rev long cross pattée, tri-pellets in each inner angle, beaded circle and legend surrounding, 0.39g (Burns Du-14; cf. DF 126; S.6362).

Quite chipped and struck on the usual small flan, toned nearly very fine and extremely rare, only recorded by Dowle and Finn in the heavy coinage.

Jasper Burns Collection – plate coin, one of 4 recorded by Burns as his Dublin type 14

Specification

Period 1461 - 1483 AD
Date Light cross and pellets coinage (1473-8?)
Coin Group

British

Denomination

Pennies

Coin Ruler

Edward IV

Country

Ireland

Coin House

House of York

Mint Mark

Dublin Mint

References S.6362
Weight 0.39 g

Provenance

Jasper Burns Collection – plate coin, one of 4 recorded by Burns as his Dublin type 14

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