Edward I historic English coin pendant

Handcrafted minimalist coin pendant with an authentic ancient English silver coin from the 13th/ 14th century.

• overall pendant hanging length is 26.5mm (1.04 inches)
•  authentic medieval English coin
• minimalist sterling silver setting
• sterling silver chain in the length of your choice
• ready to ship

This coin was minted between 1272-1307 under King Edward I of England (also known as Edward Longshanks and Hammer of the Scots) in London. The obverse depicts the crowned bust of Edward I centered. Surrounded by + ЄDW R’ ANGL’ DNS HYB (Edward King of England Lord of Ireland).
The Reverse depicts a Long cross with pellets. Surrounded by the legend CIVI TAS LON DON (City of London).
It's value was that of a Denier or Silver Penny.

Edward I joined the Ninth crusade in 1270 and would be crowned king upon his return. He reformed royal administration and common law and established the English parliament. In contrast Edward I invaded Wales and Scotland among others, which led to the First Scottish War of Independence.

The coin itself is made from silver, 19mm in diameter. Very fine coin condition with crisp, detailed depictions.

This coin is NOT a replica, but a real ancient artifact. It was purchased from a trusted and reliable source. You will receive a Certificate of Authenticity.

The coin is safely held by a four prong setting, made from sterling silver with a polished surface. 3.5mm inside bail diameter.