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KM38118
Ireland, Edward I Penny, 2nd coinage, Dublin, type 1b, long cross
Ireland, Edward I (1272-1307), silver Penny, early issues (1279-84), Dublin Mint, type 1b, crowned head within triangle, two pellets below collar, pellet before legend surrounding, .EDW.R. ANGL'. D NS. HYB',rev. cross pattée, tri-pellets in each angle, beaded circles and legend surrounding, CIVI TAS DVBL InIE, weight 1.29g (DF 64; S.6247).Toned with usual die clash of reverse cross showing through on obverse, about very fine.
The Latin legends translate as "Edward King of England, Lord of Ireland" on the obverse and "City of Dublin" on the reverse.
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