England · Henry IV (1399–1413)

بنس إنجلزي — هنري الرابع، سكّ خفيف، لندن (1412–1413)

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About this coin

A London penny of the light coinage, with a facing crowned bust. Documented reverse varieties place an annulet or slipped trefoil before the city-name segment LON.

Obverse

A crowned frontal portrait is surrounded by Henry’s abbreviated royal title.

Script: Latin

Lettering

+ HENRIC REX ANGLIE

Translation

Henry, King of England.

Reverse

A long cross divides the mint legend, with three pellets per quarter and a small device before LON.

Script: Latin

Lettering

CIVI TAS LON DON

Translation

City of London.

Mints and mintmarks

Royal mint at the Tower of London.

Engraver and mintmaster marks

Annulet or slipped trefoil before LON.

Identification and varieties

Undated light coinage conventionally assigned to 1412–1413. Lettering, stops and surviving weights vary. The table identifies documented varieties rather than every individual die.

Measurements

Recorded specimen measurements, not a fixed specification for every coin. Hammered flans vary.

Years, mintmarks and variants

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YearMintMintmarkVariantMintageNotesFind this issue
ND (1412–1413)London (Tower)UnspecifiedAnnulet before LONReverse annulet variety.
ND (1412–1413)London (Tower)UnspecifiedSlipped trefoil before LONReverse slipped-trefoil variety.
ND (1412–1413)London (Tower) · UnspecifiedAnnulet before LON

Reverse annulet variety.

ND (1412–1413)London (Tower) · UnspecifiedSlipped trefoil before LON

Reverse slipped-trefoil variety.

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