A 13th–14th century hammered silver coin featuring Edward I. The 1st Half-Penny offers a tangible link to medieval England’s coinage for collectors, historians, and display enthusiasts.

• Ruler and Era: Edward I (reigned 1272–1307), a foundational monarch of medieval England.
• Denomination: 1st Half-Penny, a small denomination used in late 13th-century coinage.
• Material and Craft: Silver, struck as a hammered coin—reflecting traditional medieval minting methods.
• Dating: 1272–1307, aligning with Edward I’s reign.
• Product Code: a6127

This coin provides a concrete connection to medieval Britain’s economy, offering a tactile way to study how pennies and half-pennies circulated and how minting practices shaped everyday commerce. It enriches educational displays, supports research into historical coinage, and adds depth to any historical or numismatic collection.