1216 SILVER PENNY HENRY III CANTERBURY MAXENTIUS 1839 FARTHING ( EF )

1839 FARTHING ( EF ) B

An important acquisition for advanced collectors specialising in early Victorian engraver varieties and representing a genuinely scarce coin in this superior state of preservation

With its intricate details and design

Its detailed design and silver content make it a valuable piece for collectors focusing on Commonwealth or Australian numismatics

with crisp detail preserved across the monarch's profile and reverse heraldic imagery

1216 SILVER PENNY HENRY III CANTERBURY MAXENTIUS 1839 FARTHING ( EF )A medieval penny struck at the Canterbury mint during Henry III's reign in 1216, a watershed year for English governance and constitutional history. This silver coin bears the royal portrait and Canterbury mint mark, identifying it as a product of one of England's secondary but historically significant minting centres. Canterbury pennies from this period are prized by collectors for their relative scarcity and the ecclesiastical importance of the