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1670 FARTHING TOKEN BRISTOL ( REF 274 )
it features an inverted 3 in the date and the QVINTOF variety with the F over E error
this coin has preserved its intricate design and historical significance
such as heavy wear to the design elements and possibly some loss of detail
The halfcrown
1272 SILVER PENNY EDWARD I TWO CROWNS 1670 FARTHING TOKEN BRISTOL (An exceptional silver penny from the inaugural year of Edward I's reign (1272 1307), marking the beginning of one of England's most consequential medieval monarchies. Struck during the early phase of Edward's coinage reforms, this penny exemplifies the monetary standards that would define his lengthy rule and strengthen English currency throughout his dominions. The penny remained the fundamental circulating denomination, essential to the realm's