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Scotland Alexander III 1249-1286AD Silver Penny 1st Coinage type 3, St Andrews mint, Extremely Rare

Name: Scotland Alexander III 1249-1286AD Silver Penny 1st Coinage type 3, St Andrews mint, Extremely Rare
SKU: RM660
Price: 1500.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£1,500.00

Code: RM660

Scotland Alexander III 1249-1286AD Silver Penny 1st Coinage type 3

Small head left with neat crown/ Long voided cross with star in each quarter

St Andrews mint, moneyer Tomas.

17x18mm, 1.36g, S5043

Exceptional grade, extremely rare. The finest St Andrews mint penny we could find.

This coin comes with a previous hand written label.

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