The 1412-1413 Penny - Henry IV - Light Coinage SCBC 1732Silver Penny of King Henry IV, minted at the Tower Mint in London between 1412 and 1413. Classed as Light Coinage as in 1412 Henry IV made the Penny 3 grains lighter as bullion was scarce and Henry short of money.
This coin has a slipped trefoil after TAS on the reverse so it is SCBC 1732. North 1363a. Diameter 19mm, weighs 0.82g.
The Obverse is a crowned bust facing. There is an annulet to left and a pellet to right.
The Reverse has a Long Cross pattée with triple pellets in each quarter.The coin is rare and in this condition could be well over £1,000.
Image credit: CNG Coins
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1412
Monarch/Ruler: Henry IV (1399-1413)
Category: Penny. See more Penny coins
and see which Penny coins have the lowest mintage.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
List items on:
 | Edward IV or Henry VI Restored Hammered Silver Penny. York Mint. £ 22.00 |
 | Henry III Voided Long Cross Penny, Jacob On Bristol, Class 3B, S1363 £ 55.00 |
 | HENRY II (1154-1189). SILVER PENNY. ‘TEALBY’ COINAGE. £ 295.00 |
 | Henry III 3rd Hammered Silver Penny Coin IVN Bury St Edmunds £ 39.99 |
 | Henry 111 Silver Long cross Penny Class 5A Canterbury. 1216-1247. £ 120.30 |
 | HENRY III (1216-1272) SILVER PENNY. LONG CROSS COINAGE. RARE. £ 120.00 |
 | Rare Henry III Class 1b Hammered Long Cross Silver Penny, London Mint, S1359 £ 115.00 |
 | Henry III Voided Long Cross Penny £ 48.54 |
List items on: