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What is an Annulet?

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Spinks describes an Edward 3 penny as having an "annulet in each quarter". What is an annulet? Thanks!

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a little circle , each segment is classed as a quarter, they also appear on the obverse (heads side) sometimes on various issues 

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Thanks Craigy! Do they sometimes appear in pairs, like a figure 8? Like this?

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From the latin for ring - anulus.

They can appear in pairs or singly, and can be large or small, complete or broken. It all helps with the chronology.

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