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Scotland . William I ‘the Lion’. 1165-1214.

AR Penny (1.43 g, 9h). Crescent & pellet coinage. Perth mint; Folpolt, mintmaster. Struck 1174-1180.
Crowned head left; cross-scepter to left
+FOLPOLT DE PER, short cross .
Burns 2; SCBI 35 (Ashmolean), 32 (same obv. die); SCBC 5024.
EF, iridescent toning. Choice and rare.
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