1377 SILVER PENNY RICHARD II YORK DUBLIN distributed during the Maundy ceremony

distributed during the Maundy ceremony

The silver content and historical significance make it particularly sought after by numismatists specializing in Central European coinage

displaying minimal wear to the highest points and retaining much of its original lustre

formerly mounted as jewellery or in a display setting

The “LXIV” notation likely indicates a specific die variety or mint mark

1377 SILVER PENNY RICHARD II YORK DUBLIN distributed during the Maundy ceremonyA medieval penny struck at the York mint in 1377, the inaugural year of Richard II's reign. This silver coin originates from one of England's principal provincial minting centres, bearing the young sovereign's portrait alongside the York mint identifier. York pennies from Richard's accession are particularly sought by numismatists for their rarity and the documented significance of northern minting during the late 14th century. The 1377 date marks