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Silver penny of King William 1st (1165 - 1214)

Museum number 1968-6-2

Coins were minted for William at Roxburgh, Berwick, Edinburgh and Perth. He was known as "William the Lion" because he replaced the dragon on the arms of Scotland with the lion rampant.

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