The 1087-1100 Penny - William IISilver Penny of William II, struck between 1087 and 1100. This is the BMC type 2, cross in quatrefoil type. SCBC: 1259.
The mint is said to be Ilchester (near Yeovil, Somerset, England). moneyer Lifwine.
The Obverse shows a bust facing front, with a sword being carried over the right shoulder.
The Reverse shows a cross in quatrefoil. A quatrefoil is a decorative element of four partially overlapping circles of the same diameter,Image credit: American Numismatic Society
Mintage: Not known
Minted at Provincial mints
Minted in 1087
Monarch/Ruler: William II (1087-1100)
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | William II Rufus Silver Penny 1087-1100AD Chichester Very Rare £ 4,586.70 |
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 | 1699 William III Copper Halfpenny Type II S3555 Noonans Provenance Rare £ 79.99 |
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