The fascinating story of Exeter’s role in the striking of a rare coin is the subject of a special lecture later this month.
It’s the Alfred the Great penny, dating back to the late ninth century. The coin is highly prized by collectors and historians, and is regarded a key artefact of Anglo-Saxon England.
There’s also a fascinating Exeter connection. It is the rarest and earliest coin minted in Exeter, starting a tradition that continued into …
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