Henry VII Penny, York, Archbishop Bainbridge
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S2237, N1728. Henry VII 'Sovereign' penny struck at York under Abp. Bainbridge with 1 pillar to throne and rosette stops. Weight 0.66g.
Toned with moderate wear, better in parts and a decent portrait.
Grade: aVF/nVF
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