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Richard I silver penny

Star of the show: the exceptionally rare, 1.21 g penny of Richard I (S-1346; N-965) once owned by Charles Francis Adams. In gF it realized $14,209 at Dix Noonan Webb’s July sale of Part 2 of Marvin Lessen’s North Moors Collection. Like all of Richard’s coins struck in England the obverse legend carries the name HENRICUS, that of his father. Images courtesy DNW.

Richard I Silver Penny Realizes $14,209

By Kerry Rodgers

Jul 31, 2019

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