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Help with Mint/Initial Mark

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Can anyone help with idenifying a coin with an unusual Mint/Initial Mark. The mark is a pierced mullet (5 pointed star with piercing centre. ) The available legend reads 'EDWA' with the rest missing. The last letter, before the mark, is an 'S'. The coin has had some clipping but appears to be a 1d coin. There is no legend available to read on the back but it is a long cross patee with three pellets in each of the available angles.

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Is there any way you could post a picture of the coin on here, if so it would be a great help.

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I think it's probably Edward VI penny. I can't see any use of that mint mark by other Edwards! :D

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Don't Edward IV ones have mintmarks?

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Yes! but not the pierced mullet as far as I can find!

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I'll confess i haven't looked, i was going to wait for the picture. It makes life alot easier, cos you can often tell straight away.

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