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1272 SILVER PENNY EDWARD I LONDON MINT BHUTAN the brass threepence became a

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the brass threepence became a distinctive alternative currency

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The 1995 vintage holds growing significance for collectors pursuing chronological Guernsey collections or those focusing on 1990s British coinage

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1272 SILVER PENNY EDWARD I LONDON MINT BHUTAN the brass threepence became aA rare medieval silver penny minted during the reign of Edward I, struck at the prestigious London Mint around 1272. This coin represents an important period in English numismatic history, featuring the characteristic long cross design typical of Edward I's coinage. The penny showcases fine craftsmanship of the era, with clear inscriptions and the monarch's profile. As a genuine historical artefact from the 13th century, it offers collectors and

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