Pictures of Coins of the UK

by Tony Clayton

Coins of Henry I (1100 - 1135)

One Penny

William II <-- : : --> Stephen

II: Profile / cross fleury Type Penny Moneyer: Wulfine of London S.1263A Courtesy of Spink

IV: Annulet and Piles Type Moneyer: [?]ar of London S.1265 Courtesy of Jean ELSEN & ses Fils

IV: Annulet and Piles Type Moneyer: Winraed of Lewes S.1265 Double struck Courtesy of Jean ELSEN & ses Fils

VII: Quatrefoil with Piles Type Penny Moneyer: Sigarus of ? S.1268 Courtesy of Spink

X: Facing bust / cross fleury Type Penny Moneyer: Sperling of London S.1271 Courtesy of Spink

XII: Small Bust Cross and Annulet Type Penny Moneyer: Algar of Southwark? S.1273 Courtesy of Jean ELSEN & ses Fils

XIII: Star in Lozenge Fleury Type Penny Moneyer: Godric of Bury St. Edmunds Ex Dr. RJ Eaglen collection of coins of the Bury St Edmund's mint. Eaglen recorded forty coins of Henry I for the Bury St. Edmunds mint with only five examples of Type XIII, of which four are by Godric. This coin is the only example with this die combination, with the obverse die link conclusively indicating the mint for this coin is Bury St. Edmunds rather than Sandwich. S.1274 Courtesy of Spink

XIV: Pellets in quatrefoil Type Penny Moneyer: Saric of Shaftesbury Courtesy of Jean ELSEN & ses Fils

XV:Quadrilateral on Cross Fleury Type Penny Moneyer: Gilebert of Bury St.Edmunds Courtesy of Spink (ex Pimprez hoard)

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