Believed to be Maundy coins....The Collection

[Citizen H 49]

Hello all,

now this may be a short forum.....!?!?!?!?

in date order I have just got things together... 1st lesson was missed.. always use a Jewellers eye prior to buying any coin....

the edge was chipped but I was ok as it was old.. and cheap enough....1708 Queen Anne ....silver 2 Pence Maundy ...14mm across & stamped JACK........Screech of brakes...! what? When did this happen? you cant see it with the naked eye,... its unseen by me over all these years.... I seem to manage buy all of the unusual ones out there..... Doh 

  

Edited January 26 by Citizen H

[Coinery 1,161]

That may have been a love charm with a soldered loop just above Jack?

Maybe this kind of thing?

[Sword 1,492]

It's plausible that the damage was done when crudely removing a soldered loop.

I think the engraving of "JACK" actually makes the item more interesting. It is a curious object rather than a collector's coin.

[Coinery 1,161]

Could’ve been given to a lover named Anna by a gentleman with the surname Jack? 
My grandmother was Evelyn Jack, so not her

[Citizen H 49]

these 2 are Jack free, seem to be in a nice condition.......

  

[Citizen H 49]

20 hours ago, Coinery said:

That may have been a love charm with a soldered loop just above Jack?

Maybe this kind of thing?

I do have another item to show, It is a watch chain fob, 1887 six pence..... I seem to remember there's others....

 

[Citizen H 49]

these two are from 1899, so much for getting things in order........

 

[Citizen H 49]

today all of the 1d,,, I have been learning with cut & Paste of photos.. the same coins are in each photo ...it may just seem like one side is bigger that the other... not so.... just not been able to keep the size in each of the photos.... 

 

[Citizen H 49]

the are the last of my 1d's

 

[Paddy 1,769]

Very nice selection of silver one pence there! Well done.

[Citizen H 49]

1 hour ago, Paddy said:

Very nice selection of silver one pence there! Well done.

Hello Paddy and thank you, its all coming together with WH Smith folder pages, nice to be able to show and learn more as it happens. I have these watch chains 1 is with a silver six pence.

and these took a little of working out.....   they are miniature medals 1 x The Military Medal the other is The kings South Africa medal, worn as Pocket Watch Fobs. may have been a trend back in the day.....many thanks "H"  

[Citizen H 49]

this is all of the 1d... I also need confirmation if the 4d is a Maundy..

the 1 1/2 is 1839 colonial silver coin...... I've file this in with others. 

any views comments will be greatly welcome. cheers for now "H" 

 

[Paddy 1,769]

Nice group again there. You have the basis of a good Maundy collection.

Yes the fourpence is Maundy. The circulation fourpence in the 19th century have Britannia on the reverse instead of the numeral 4. In any case, no circulation Britannia 4Ds were issued dated 1868.