What is the origin of this coin?

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My great-grandfather saved a bunch of very old coins from all around the world and from different times just for me, 7 years after he died, the coins were given to me. Here is one that I cannot find anywhere and don't know what it is. Could anyone please help!



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Can you add a picture of the reverse ?
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5 hours ago




Can you add a picture of the reverse ?
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From the portrait, it looks to be a William I (William the Conqueror) "bonnet-type" silver penny.



William I bonnet-type silver penny



However, you should also be aware that there are a lot of replica and reproduction issues of that particular coin.






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From the portrait, it looks to be a William I (William the Conqueror) "bonnet-type" silver penny.



William I bonnet-type silver penny



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From the portrait, it looks to be a William I (William the Conqueror) "bonnet-type" silver penny.



William I bonnet-type silver penny



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William I bonnet-type silver penny



However, you should also be aware that there are a lot of replica and reproduction issues of that particular coin.






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