Richard the Lionheart's Silver Penny
During Richard I’s (1189-1199) reign the only denomination struck was the Silver Penny. They are very rare. This partucular Silver Penny showing a stylised portrait of the king was minted in London by the monyer Stivene.
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Clement Glen
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King Richard I (1189-1199)
Silver Penny
Stivene (Moneyer)
3/17/2008 10:48 am
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During Richard I’s (1189-1199) reign the only denomination struck was the Silver Penny. They are very rare. This partucular Silver Penny showing a stylised portrait of the king was minted in London by the monyer Stivene.
1 comment:
King Richard I (1189-1199)
Silver Penny
Stivene (Moneyer)
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