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davetmoneyer

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    4 corners of the UK in Hammered

    Also not forgetting Rhuddygors Castle in the reign of William II struck for LLewellyn, and Dovey Furnace in the latter years of Charles I
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    Edward I i.d

    Hi definitely 3a check my Edward I identification pages https://www.facebook.com/654941368041899/photos/a.654945274708175.1073741828.654941368041899/654947268041309/?type=3
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    Groat id

    Pre treaty series D note the initial mark and the letter R
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    Groat i.d please

    PTS E
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    Groat i.d please

    Correct, one might be misled by the IM which is similar to PTS G but if you examine the letter M on the reverse you will see that it has ends to the side pieces, PTS F onwards has a curve to the bases of the ends. Top is PTS C-E, Then PTS F then PTS G
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    Ed Penny, contemporary forgery???

    John have you read all the posts in this topic?, the coin is not a forgery or a continental imitation but is a normal issue coin of class 3b from the York mint
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    Ed Penny, contemporary forgery???

    Hi fairly routine Edward I class 3b York coin, York is the commonest mint for 3b, then London Canterbury Bristol the rarest Durham. (Bury coin is debateable and is more likely to be class 3d
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    Edward Silver Penny

    Just joined the group. Hi My facebook page GRUNAL MONETA has a series of high resolution images of every sub-class of Edward I and II along with identification notes and extreme close ups of letters crowns etc https://www.facebook.com/Grunal-Moneta-654941368041899/photos/?ref=page_internal they are all found in the Albums section to get the full unfo just click on the photo
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