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Description: | Medieval English copper allot jetton, star and crescent type (Berry Type 3), tribrach patonce with five pellets in each angle reverse, central perforation. Probably 14th century. Diameter 19.9mm, weight 1.45g.Saunders 2001 ('medival Catalogue', Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum) publishes a parallel (p.220, fig 81, no.26), and notes that the star and crescent device 'which is considered to represent the sun and moon, was a badge of the ancestors of Edward I as far back as Richard I' and that they are contemporary with Fox Class 15 jettons (1321-1343).
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