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Showing content with the highest reputation on 07/07/2018 in Posts
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5 pointsGreat prediction Pete! 2-0 it is. Great game too.
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3 pointsHarald I and another Edward the Confessor?
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2 pointsI think they are. Someone can help with it's mintage?
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2 pointsHarry Maguire - the toast of England so far ETA: Dele Ali - the second toast of England 2nd ETA: Jordan Pickford third toast of England Well done England. They were rampant today. Bring on Russia or Croatia on Wednesday. If Russia it will be like an away match in an incredibly partisan atmosphere. We will see !!!
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2 pointsIf I've got the orientation correct on your first one i can make out AELFG. That i presume is part of the moneyers name. Going through my books the only one i get a close match with to that is Aelfgaet at Sandwich mint. But do not take this as 100% accurate. I'd need a clearer image to positively confirm that. I am 100% sure your bottom one reads ULF ON LINCOLNE.
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2 pointsI notice some idiot has been arrested for starting a fire on Winter Hill.
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2 pointsI think our friend is in Estonia and his English is not perfect. I suspect he was after knowing the town and/or moneyer...
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2 pointsToday is the DAY. Come on England when we win today we are in the final ,we will beat Croatia / Russia. 2-0 today
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1 pointAre we all hiding behind the sofa? Come on England we can do it.
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1 pointOddly enough, all my best purchases seem to be made in the Winter period, almost without fail - from all sources.
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1 pointA good cheap compact reference in 5 volumes covering Ed.I to the Commonwealth.
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1 pointReally easy tool to use, you could've nailed your one easily. Called 'Farthings and Halfpennies Edward I and II' by Paul and Bente R Withers. Part of their small change series. You'll find it on Galata Books.
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1 pointI'am new here. can someone help me identifying the smaller coin at the right corner below. Other coins shown are Edelred, Cnut and Harthacnut Thank you
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1 pointThe images are too small for me to make out. The second might be Lincoln? Dinner plates make life a lot easier.
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1 pointThese are too early to have the mintages documented. The pipe rolls from the early 1200s give considerable information regarding moneyers, their fees and the amount of silver struck, but these are over 100 years before any available records.
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1 pointTop left is Stamford, top right is Thetford, bottom left I could do with a better image (Bath?) and bottom right is London
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1 pointThere no such a coins in the area I live I just get them in a trade for the army patches But it's a really hard to understand them all, and even a mint
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1 pointTrue, but I'm not sure the t**ts who start things like this are prepared to wait the few years required for populations to recover before they get bored and do it all again.
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1 pointEdward the confessor. Small flan type. Spink 1175. You've misidentified the one above on the right. Its also Edward the confessor. Pacx type Spink 1171 Did you find these detecting?
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1 pointWould gve keith richards a run for his money
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1 pointat a guess
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1 pointThe fair is on 3 floors with the coins on the upper two (stamps on the ground floor). There is a lift. There are seats dotted around the dealers tables although generally quite limited. The bar is situated next to the coin section and this has seating. It's always a good fair, if you make it I'm sure you'll have a great time.
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1 pointThanks @Paulus , even better in the hand! - especially when it's my hand and not @UPINSMOKE's Excuse teh crappy phone photos, no decent toys here at work.
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1 pointDamn and I wanted a few passports
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1 pointThe 2017 shield 50p is looking thin on the ground, the idea is pick coins out before the rush.
