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Edward III coinage

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I am looking for information on Edward III coinages. Spink's list L A Lawrence, "The Coinage of Edward III from 1351" for the fourth coinage, but give nothing earlier than that. So, first, does anyone know where I can get a copy of the Lawrence; and second, what are other references for Edward III coinages?

This inquiry comes at hand of a coin I purchased yesterday evening after seeing it in the afternoon at a coin fair, so I do not have it with me at the moment (and won't until I get back from my upcoming travels). When I do get it I'll learn to use my digital camera and post it for everybody to help with attribution. It was marked by the dealer as an Edward IV half-groat which I doubt, it having a cross pattee mm and no tressure.

Thanks, Edward

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on page 162 of spink it gives information about the third coinage (1344-51) for gold. on page 165 it gives Firstcoinage (1327-35) for silver. so it does go earlier then 1351...

Edward IV starts on page 191...

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Master JMD,

Thanks. I do have the Spink so I was looking for other sources. Do you have any suggestions?

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Master JMD,

Thanks.  I do have the Spink so I was looking for other sources.  Do you have any suggestions?

there are many books with information about the coinage of Edward III and other monarchs...and also the internet can be a good way to find info...

these are 3 examples of edward III groats:

one

two

three

but i do not collect hammered coinage, so i cannot really give much information...

google is a good way to find info...

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Master JMD,

I think Edward is talking about highly specialised information, of the kind that simply doesn't exist on the internet.

I also know that Edward is quite capable of using a search engine and finding pictures of coins.

Despite Edward's new appearance in the forum, I know for a fact that he has been involved with coins of one form or another for quite a while and already has a high level of knowledge on the subject.

We appeciate your enthusiasm (as ever) but please don't overly try to be an authority on everything, it really doesn't read well.

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...and now he has nicked that emoticon in my sig, don't blame you though, it is a good one. The whole website of them is here if you're really that interested!

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...and now he has nicked that emoticon in my sig, don't blame you though, it is a good one. The whole website of them is here if you're really that interested!

yes, i followed the link for the images...

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Lest this get lost at the bottom of the pile and not fall under the eye of anyone knowlegdeable but visiting less frequently, I would like to ask any for any help you can give with specifics about Edward III coinage, particularly the third issue.

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