1247 SILVER PENNY HENRY III LONDON GIFT CARD Well-preserved examples showcase intricate design

Well-preserved examples showcase intricate design work and historical provenance

The 1897 date places it within a crucial historical window

Its limited edition status and refined design make it a significant addition for enthusiasts of Beatrix Potter-themed silver proofs and British commemorative coin collections

struck in high-quality silver with a proof finish that highlights its intricate details and sharp relief

• Year: 1816

1247 SILVER PENNY HENRY III LONDON GIFT CARD Well-preserved examples showcase intricate designA medieval penny minted in London during the reign of Henry III, dated 1247. This silver coin represents the output of England's premier mint during the mid 13th century, bearing the sovereign's effigy alongside the London mint identifier. Pennies constituted the backbone of medieval commerce, and London struck examples command particular attention from numismatists due to their superior striking quality and historical provenance. The 1247 date