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Guest FrankVenn

Need help with identifying this hammered!

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Guest FrankVenn

Hi,

I'm pretty sure its norman...maybe william I/II?

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Welcome Frank.

Not an expert on this, or anything else for that matter, but it may well be that you have a penny from the Norman era (1066-1154) there. It certainly looks to be the right kind of 'foot' to the cross. However, I think I might just be able to make out the remains of the design in the fields which could make it a penny of Henry II (1154-1189).

If I'm right, that would be worth about £75 in that condition.

To be certain, you'd need to take it in to a dealer, but then you already knew that.

Maybe someone else will have a more informed opinion, if they do, I'm thinking Spink 1337-1339 ?

Keep drinking the cider. ;)

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Welcome Frank.

Not an expert on this, or anything else for that matter, but it may well be that you have a penny from the Norman era (1066-1154) there. It certainly looks to be the right kind of 'foot' to the cross. However, I think I might just be able to make out the remains of the design in the fields which could make it a penny of Henry II (1154-1189).

If I'm right, that would be worth about £75 in that condition.

To be certain, you'd need to take it in to a dealer, but then you already knew that.

Maybe someone else will have a more informed opinion, if they do, I'm thinking Spink 1337-1339 ?

Keep drinking the cider. ;)

Thanks for the reply mate.

Cider for the win, although I can't handle to much as I'm only 16!

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Thanks for the reply mate.

Cider for the win, although I can't handle to much as I'm only 16!

Great to see youngsters still interested in our hobby :D

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Hi,

I'm pretty sure its norman...maybe william I/II?

2vt1g86.png

I, for one, do not think that it is English. It looks to be similar to the 'Crusader-style' coins that were prevalent in France, so perhaps 13th/14th Century France.

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