Scotland ½ Penny - David II 1st Coinage, 1st Issue obverse
Obverse
Scotland ½ Penny - David II 1st Coinage, 1st Issue reverse
Reverse
Very Rare

Scotland ½ Penny - David II 1st Coinage, 1st Issue (1330–1335)

CountryScotland Year1330–1335 Denom½ Penny MetalSilver Melt ~£0.70
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CountryScotland (United Kingdom)
Year1330–1335
Denomination½ Penny
CirculationCirculating
DemonetisedYes
CompositionSilver
Weight0.490g
Diameter15.0mm
ShapeRound (irregular)
OrientationVariable alignment ↺
Grade scaleUK (EF/UNC)
Spink5081
Obverse

Left facing bust of David II.

DAVID DEI GRA REX

Reverse

Long cross with mullet of five points in alternate quarters.

AVID SCOTTOR

Silver content
Gross troy oz 0.0158
Purity unknown, melt value is approximate
Melt value (approx) £0.70

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About the 1330 Scotland Halfpenny - David II 1st Coinage, 1st Issue

The 1330 Scotland Halfpenny - David II 1st Coinage, 1st Issue is a circulating ½ penny coin issued from 1330 to 1335, struck in silver. It weighs 0.49g and measures 15mm across. Reverse design: Long cross with mullet of five points in alternate quarters.

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

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Check the weight 0.49g and diameter 15mm and the metal (silver) against the specification table on this page. The reverse design is described above.

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