1 Penning - Eirik Magnusson Bergen

Eirik Magnusson's penning coinage of the early 1280s was struck under conditions of persistent monetary instability — his father Magnus Lagabøte had already debased Norwegian silver coinage significantly, and Eirik's own issues continued that trend. The Bergen mint was the dominant Norwegian production center in this period, though its output was irregular and die workmanship inconsistent across the run.

Skaare 228 is among the more frequently documented varieties from this reign, but surviving examples in collectible condition are genuinely scarce.