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Richard2

cut half for id please

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Hi all, found this short cross cut half recently but have been unable to id it can anyone help please, cheers, Richard

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'tis a tough one, I think it is of London mint, possibly King John but not sure about the moneyer as it's partially clipped.

Kindest Regards,

Clive.

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Given that I'm sure it is a John Class 5b, the only moneyer that fits the visible letters would be FULKE ON LVND (London). Clive might disagree! :D

The 'S' is also unusual.

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It's an odd coin, I don't think that it is Fvlke due to the position of the "L", that F also looks odd. A most intriguing coin!

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It's an odd coin, I don't think that it is Fvlke due to the position of the "L", that F also looks odd. A most intriguing coin!

See photo:

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I chose FVLKE as the only listed 'F' in Coincraft. I suppose it could be an 'E' then we are in a bind! There are no moneyers listed starting with 'E'! It could be an unlisted gentleman (or is that illegal these days - I should have said 'person', though I don't think there is any evidence for femail moneyers in the 12th century) :rolleyes:

Oh! By the way. I suppose I'll have to be Richard I now we have another Richard on the site(I always did admire the man!)

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Thanks for your efforts guys, ive got a few more hammereds im not too sure of that i will put up soon, cheers.

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There were no known female moneyers, I thought it looked like a T with a dash branching off the trunk, but... :rolleyes:

Richard II please do post any more hammereds that you have, Richard I and I would be interested to see what you have!

Clive.

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Richard II please do post any more hammereds that you have, Richard I and I would be interested to see what you have!

Clive.

I wont be active for the next 14 days or so. Holidaying in Shropshire, chasing castles there and in Wales! B)

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Richard II please do post any more hammereds that you have, Richard I and I would be interested to see what you have!

Clive.

I wont be active for the next 14 days or so. Holidaying in Shropshire, chasing castles there and in Wales! B)

Have a great time, do they often run away from you? :lol:

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No! But some hide from my Satnav :huh:

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Don't these Italians think of anything else!

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No! But some hide from my Satnav :huh:

I know what you mean.

*Please turn left in 1 mile... Please make a U-Turn*
:angry: How on earth can we make a U-Turn on a dual-carriageway?!?

Otherwise they're fine! :P

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