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    Four Medieval English silver hammered cut farthings

    Four Medieval English silver hammered cut farthings

    $49 (approx conversion from £39)

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    About this item

    This is a group of four hammered-cut farthings, dating from the 12th - 13th century. They can be attributed to be from King John - King Henry III.

    These coins started life as silver hammered penny, but it was necessitated in trade to chop the coins into smaller fractional denominations as halfpennies and farthings. These coins were legal tender and a halfpenny was simply a penny cut in half, whilst farthings (four things) were divided into four parts. 

    All coins are sold as excavated and unresearched

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    Additional Information

    Code

    12279 (AB-129328)

    Period

    Pre 1600, Middle Age, Medieval

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