Scotland 1 Penny - John Balliol 1st Coinage obverse
Obverse
Scotland 1 Penny - John Balliol 1st Coinage reverse
Reverse
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Scotland 1 Penny - John Balliol 1st Coinage (1292–1296)

CountryScotland Year1292–1296 Denom1 Penny MetalSilver
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CountryScotland (United Kingdom)
Year1292–1296
Denomination1 Penny
CirculationCirculating
DemonetisedYes
CompositionSilver
Diameter18.0mm
ShapeRound (irregular)
OrientationVariable alignment ↺
Grade scaleUK (EF/UNC)
Spink5065
Obverse

Rough crowned bust of King John. Similar in style to the class J penny of Alexander III.

IOHANNES DEI GRA

Reverse

Long cross with a mullet of 6 points in each quarter.

REX SCOTORVM

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About the 1292 Scotland 1 Penny - John Balliol 1st Coinage

The 1292 Scotland 1 Penny - John Balliol 1st Coinage is a circulating 1 penny coin issued from 1292 to 1296, struck in silver. It measures 18mm across. Reverse design: Long cross with a mullet of 6 points in each quarter.

It is no longer legal tender, so its value is to collectors only.

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Check the diameter 18mm and the metal (silver) against the specification table on this page. The reverse design is described above.

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