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Need More Info | Anglo-Irish Hammered Penny

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on this hammered coin. I have a Scottish coin that's kind of like it. Thanks! Dave
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It appears to be a coin of an Edward I.

Edward I, 1239-1307, king of England (1272-1307), son of and successor to Henry III.
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It is indeed Edward, but it should be pointed out that this coin is from the English territories in Ireland. The "portrait-in-a-triangle" is very distinctive of Anglo-Irish coinage. Dublin mint (CIVI TAS DUB LINE in the four quarters of the cross on the reverse).
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