A collectable silver Twopence piece from King Henry the Seventh struck at the York mint under Archbishop Christopher Bainbridge. The mint mark of a 'Martlet' shows this coin was struck between the years 1502 and 1504. The obverse features the 'profile' issue type crowned bust facing right. The reverse shows the quartered Royal arms over a cross with two very distinctive keys either side of the bottom of the shield. This coin in near very fine condition has a good all round appeal and would make a great addition to any numismatic collection.
Obverse
Archbishop Christopher Bainbridge. Crowned profile bust facing right. HENRICUS VII DI GRA REX AL Z mm Martlet
Reverse
Quartered royal arms over cross fourchee with two keys below sheild.POSVI DEV AUDIVTORE MEV
At BullionByPost we dispatch our customer orders with the Royal Mail or the UPS courier service. We deliver all over the UK, as well as shipping to the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey. Listed below are the delivery options at this time.
Please note that the cut-off point for deliveries to be sent out for the next day via Royal Mail is 2pm.
Orders placed after 2pm on Friday will be dispatched on the following Monday. For Saturday Upgrade or UPS details, scroll down.
BullionByPost are now offering customers a high security, insured, allocated storage solution from only £10.00 per month. Our storage service includes free delivery to the vault, individually segregated and fully allocated & insured storage with Brink's with independent audits by Grant Thornton.
- No minimum holding or term
- Minimum charge equivalent to £10.00 per month
- Sell to us or request physical delivery
The high security vaults are located in London and managed by Brink's, one of the world's leading and most reputable security companies. Brink's specialises in vaulting and transporting precious metals. Click here to view our storage fees
