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This title is rather awkward. -- Zoe

yes, but I'm just continuing the pattern started on British coinage; the coin does indeed have two names, Half Florin, and Leopard, and it comes from England. The naming pattern is useful as it allows us to distinguish between British coin Twenty Pence, the current decimal 20p coin, and English coin Twenty Pence, a 13th century coin. -- Arwel 01:54 Mar 18, 2003 (UTC)