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Gaz T
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That was fast lol
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Henry III long cross. not sure of mint or moneyer
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Thankyou so much chaps, I will put some up.
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Thanks for your help. i have quite a few short cross, cut halves and quarters. will have to put them on another day as i struggle to i.d them.
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Yes makes perfect sense, I'm sure if I see it again I will know thanks again.
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Henry III long cross without sceptre I have absolutely no idea what the reverse legend says ... I can see SEDMVHD. Help appreciated.
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Thanks UKstu. I can see it now, some of the the letters are joined.
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Thanks UKstu .. how did they spell bury st Edmunds was it the EDMVHD it just says bury st Edmunds in the book I have, not the abbreviation of it.
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Thanks so much guys. Does the terci stand for bury st Edmunds I can just see the TE.
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Thanks Zookeeperz 2097 says roses by bust..mm pellet in annulet, I think the mm looks like a rose but not sure. I tell you what I need some help Thank you.
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I think this one is Edward IV but not sure. Mint mark Rose with quarterfoils by neck. so I think this would be Heavy coinage 1461-4 weight 2.9g i'm not sure so any help appreciated.
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Thanks very much, I will get one.
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I'm not sure but think its Henry III short cross Nichole on Lund. Now I'm not sure how to class coins. but I think it's class 7b as this looks like coin number 1356B in Coins of England, but what is confusing for the class 7b it says ..Letter A with square top, M appears as H, now in the legend there is no A or M. how does this work ? thanks for any help.
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Yes spinks 2010 coins of England, I will have a look for the more affordable one thanks very much.
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I think Edward III possibly pre-treaty 1351-77 Groat of London 4.3 g. I don't know what class to put it in. thanks for any help.
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It came out of the ground silver so that's what it must be. I don't have any way of checking to be 100%
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Thank you UKstu fab i.d what books do you use for your identification?, sorry what does the three stand for in the 7c3. Don't think I did so bad
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Thanks Rob. Yes I would go with you on the free drink, or maybe handing them out in the street for a free sample in the shop.
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Were these made just for advertisement? or could you buy goods from the store? its plain on the reverse. not sure about age, but maybe 1800 ish
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Still trying to get some good pictures, how do you guys take clear close ups ? I have a canon sx500 is, is this no good for close ups? thanks for any help.
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Any information on this coin would be much appreciated. A very nice Charles l double crown I have. I have been told that the reverse die is the same as number 200 in the famous Schneider collection but the obverse has the mintmark in a different place. Could this be an over mark ? Would this be quite a rare double crown with the overmarks and its condition ?
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I have searched for 19th century tokens but cant find it. I was wondering if it was a love token of some kind, as having so much wear. its as thin as a worn hammered penny.
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Thanks guys for the replies, I thought it may have been the top of a riding crop or walking stick, but the rev does have some sort of design on it, not clear on a scan. There is a branch or leaves to the rim of the coin/token on rev.
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Can I see a face or a ship?
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maybe a half half penny 12.5 mm
