Lot 65
65
Henry VII, Halfpenny, 0.33g., class I, Canterbury (Abp. Morton), no m.m., open crown, saltires by neck, rev. M in centre, CIVITAS CANTOR (Winstanley p.121; N.1736; S.2246), a clear example, good fine, extremely rare
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Henry VII, Halfpenny, 0.33g., class I, Canterbury (Abp. Morton), no m.m., open crown, saltires by neck, rev. M in centre, CIVITAS CANTOR (Winstanley p.121; N.1736; S.2246), a clear example, good fine, extremely rare

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Henry VII, Halfpenny, 0.33g., class I, Canterbury (Abp. Morton), no m.m., open crown, saltires by neck, rev. M in centre, CIVITAS CANTOR (Winstanley p.121; N.1736; S.2246), a clear example, good fine, extremely rare
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Lot Essay

For many years only a solitary specimen of the Canterbury halfpenny of Abp. Morton was recorded (BM). In 1960 Frank Purvey published two additional specimens, BNJ 1960 p.191. Now about a dozen coins are known of three varieties. All three are represented in the Shuttlewood collection.