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Penny - Henry I Annulets type
| Issuer | English Monarchy |
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| Year | 1100-1102 |
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| Currency | Penny (924-1158) |
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| Obverse lettering | + HNRI RE+ I (Translation: King Henry) |
| Reverse description | A voided short cross pattée at centre, with each quadrant containing a group of three annulets arranged in a triangular formation, giving the type its name. The cross divides the inner field into four quadrants and is enclosed within a beaded inner circle. An outer annular legend names the moneyer and mint. The design is struck in the characteristic flat, low relief of early 12th-century English hammered silver, with bold lettering arranged around the periphery. |
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| Edge | Plain |
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