(1369–1377) England Edward III Silver Penny – S-1648 – F15 (0.92g)
Own a genuine piece of medieval English history with this Edward III Silver Penny, issued during the reign of King Edward III (1327–1377). Dating from 1369–1377, this coin represents the later years of one of England’s most influential medieval monarchs, whose reign included major events such as the early stages of the Hundred Years’ War.
Struck in silver and weighing approximately 0.92 grams, this medieval penny features the classic design elements of English coinage from the period, including the crowned portrait of Edward III and the traditional cross design on the reverse.
Graded F15, this coin displays clear circulated details consistent with its age and remains an attractive example of a nearly 650-year-old English silver coin. The S-1648 attribution makes this an appealing piece for collectors specializing in medieval British coinage, hammered silver coins, and English monarch series.
With more than six centuries of history, this Edward III penny offers collectors a tangible connection to medieval England and the development of English coinage.
Coin Highlights:
- Country: England
- Monarch: Edward III
- Reign: 1327–1377
- Date: 1369–1377
- Denomination: Penny
- Variety: S-1648
- Composition: Silver
- Weight: Approximately 0.92 grams
- Grade: F15
- Authentic medieval English coin
- Approximately 650 years old
- Hammered silver coinage
