1327 SILVER PENNY EDWARD III FLORIN this superior-grade specimen offers both

this superior-grade specimen offers both historical importance and aesthetic appeal

1896 FARTHING ( AUNC )

symbolizing the enduring strength and unity of the British monarchy

The king's portrait exhibits outstanding definition whilst the reverse Britannia shows pristine clarity

A notable acquisition for discerning numismatists valuing both rarity and historical provenance

1327 SILVER PENNY EDWARD III FLORIN this superior-grade specimen offers bothA medieval silver penny from the early reign of Edward III (1327 1377), marking the beginning of one of England's longest and most consequential monarchies. This coin reflects the monetary standards established during the opening years of Edward's rule, before the major coinage reforms that would follow. The 1327 date captures a pivotal moment in English history, coinciding with the king's ascension to the throne at just fourteen years of age.