Scotland William The Lion Silver Penny 1165-1214AD lovely for issue
£550.00
Scotland William The Lion Silver Penny 1165-1214AD lovely for issue
18mm, 1.43g
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Today’s upload contains some amazing Anglo Saxon and Viking pennies, alongside one of the finest Henry IV groats known.
Hiberno Norse rulers like Sihtric Anlasson, a high grade penny of Anlaf from the Viking Kingdom of York and portrait pieces of the famous unifier of Britian, King Aethelstan (AD 924-939) and perhaps the less helpful Harold II Godwinesson from AD 1066, they’re all here!📣 The Winter Newsletter is OUT now!
Get stuck into our latest issue filled with fascinating numismatic discoveries & expert insights from Silbury Coins! 🪙❄️
Inside this edition:
✨ A look at remarkable finds and collections we’ve been researching and cataloguing.
🪙 Highlights from hoards — including recent Iron Age and Roman silver treasures.
📜 Insightful articles and historical background you won’t want to miss.
Whether you’re an avid collector, history lover, or just curious about rare coins, this issue delivers! 👀
👉 Read the full Newsletter here: https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/hoards-and-research/winter-2025-newsletter/
#SilburyCoins #Numismatics #CoinCollectors #WinterNewsletter #CoinHistoryBeginning in July 2022, a remarkable cache of Iron Age coins was unearthed by a metal detectorist in the Dorset parish of Tarrant Gunville, a remarkable group of 31 staters dating back over 2,000 years. This intriguing assemblage, featuring predominantly Chute type gold staters alongside Durotrigian silver issues, offers a fascinating glimpse into Britain’s late Iron Age economy and cultural context just before the Roman conquest.
Fully documented under PAS protocols, the hoard has attracted significant local, national, and international press attention, featuring Silbury Coins’ images and research.
We are now delighted to announce that the coins are available to purchase directly from our website today.
Explore the full story, detailed analysis and stunning images that bring this fascinating discovery to life.
