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Thanks! I'm pretty sure it's an Irish hammered Penny. Is that correct?
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Yep, 'tis Irish. CIVITAS DVBLINIE mintmark on the reverse.

No idea of catalogue values - they're not technically "English" so they're not listed in the "Coins of England" catalogues and the only book I have that lists them is my first edition Friedberg (1962!) - but I can tell you I paid AU$144 for mine. It's been in my gallery since I acquired it:

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Thanks Sap. What year is it from? I'm guessing late 1100?
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It's in the name of a King Edward, presumably Edward I. Mine was attributed to Edward I and dated "circa 1279-1302" by the seller.
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