Grading? value maybe? several coins!

[Hello17 3]

Hey.

1887 Shilling

1674 (yep, 1674) farthing

Edward 1st Silver Penny

1799 Halfpenny

So there you go, i had one more but they failed to upload

Thanks,

Patrick

Edited November 27, 2012 by Hello17

[Coinery 1,148]

Are these new purchases, Patrick? A great spread, should involve just about everyone!

[Peckris 579]

You can do much better with the 1887 shilling - they are common in high grade.

Your 1674 farthing looks around Fine to me, and the 1799 halfpenny I'd rate as GF. I'm afraid I know "nar-thing" about hammered so would leave the Edward penny to others.

Of those three I've mentioned, the 1674 farthing is by far the most valuable, though I don't have the latest Spink (in 2005 it was rated at £50 - there's one like yours on eBay, BIN £51).

[Peter 615]

Well done Patrick.

Ignore my advice and keep searching out quality.

[Hello17 3]

You can do much better with the 1887 shilling - they are common in high grade.

Your 1674 farthing looks around Fine to me, and the 1799 halfpenny I'd rate as GF. I'm afraid I know "nar-thing" about hammered so would leave the Edward penny to others.

Of those three I've mentioned, the 1674 farthing is by far the most valuable, though I don't have the latest Spink (in 2005 it was rated at £50 - there's one like yours on eBay, BIN £51).

1887 shilling was under £10.

1674 = £50? although i like the coin, thats a sweet price.

[Peterkin 0]

You can do much better with the 1887 shilling - they are common in high grade.

Your 1674 farthing looks around Fine to me, and the 1799 halfpenny I'd rate as GF. I'm afraid I know "nar-thing" about hammered so would leave the Edward penny to others.

Of those three I've mentioned, the 1674 farthing is by far the most valuable, though I don't have the latest Spink (in 2005 it was rated at £50 - there's one like yours on eBay, BIN £51).

1887 shilling was under £10.

1674 = £50? although i like the coin, thats a sweet price.

The Edward I would be a very cool plectrum. Brian May uses a sixpence.

[Hello17 3]

You can do much better with the 1887 shilling - they are common in high grade.

Your 1674 farthing looks around Fine to me, and the 1799 halfpenny I'd rate as GF. I'm afraid I know "nar-thing" about hammered so would leave the Edward penny to others.

Of those three I've mentioned, the 1674 farthing is by far the most valuable, though I don't have the latest Spink (in 2005 it was rated at £50 - there's one like yours on eBay, BIN £51).

1887 shilling was under £10.

1674 = £50? although i like the coin, thats a sweet price.

The Edward I would be a very cool plectrum. Brian May uses a sixpence.

I think it's in quite a collectable condition. it's slighty worn but all is there and nothing is missing

To do that would be like cleaning a 1919kn penny, which was one of my worst mistakes. i never intended, just got put into the wrong pile.

[Paulus 1,975]

You can do much better with the 1887 shilling - they are common in high grade.

Your 1674 farthing looks around Fine to me, and the 1799 halfpenny I'd rate as GF. I'm afraid I know "nar-thing" about hammered so would leave the Edward penny to others.

Of those three I've mentioned, the 1674 farthing is by far the most valuable, though I don't have the latest Spink (in 2005 it was rated at £50 - there's one like yours on eBay, BIN £51).

1887 shilling was under £10.

1674 = £50? although i like the coin, thats a sweet price.

The Edward I would be a very cool plectrum. Brian May uses a sixpence.

I think it's in quite a collectable condition. it's slighty worn but all is there and nothing is missing

To do that would be like cleaning a 1919kn penny, which was one of my worst mistakes. i never intended, just got put into the wrong pile.

You keep them in piles?!! Yikes!!!!

[Hello17 3]

You can do much better with the 1887 shilling - they are common in high grade.

Your 1674 farthing looks around Fine to me, and the 1799 halfpenny I'd rate as GF. I'm afraid I know "nar-thing" about hammered so would leave the Edward penny to others.

Of those three I've mentioned, the 1674 farthing is by far the most valuable, though I don't have the latest Spink (in 2005 it was rated at £50 - there's one like yours on eBay, BIN £51).

1887 shilling was under £10.

1674 = £50? although i like the coin, thats a sweet price.

The Edward I would be a very cool plectrum. Brian May uses a sixpence.

I think it's in quite a collectable condition. it's slighty worn but all is there and nothing is missing

To do that would be like cleaning a 1919kn penny, which was one of my worst mistakes. i never intended, just got put into the wrong pile.

You keep them in piles?!! Yikes!!!!

I was sorting them into piles:

Collection Coins

For Sale Coins

Collectable coins that i like

Cleaning coins (shine)

[Hello17 3]

Any other values? no-one has said anything abot my Penny,

[Only Saxon 0]

Any other values? no-one has said anything abot my Penny,

From the pictures i cannot see the mint on the Edward penny, if its one of the common mints your looking at £25- £30 at best.

If you can get a better picture or tell me the mint mark i can give you the book price and the dealer price.

[HistoricCoinage 146]

From the pictures i cannot see the mint on the Edward penny, if its one of the common mints your looking at £25- £30 at best.

If you can get a better picture or tell me the mint mark i can give you the book price and the dealer price.

It's a Canterbury penny with what appears to be an edge split. Larger photos would aid classification.

[Only Saxon 0]

From the pictures i cannot see the mint on the Edward penny, if its one of the common mints your looking at £25- £30 at best.

If you can get a better picture or tell me the mint mark i can give you the book price and the dealer price.

It's a Canterbury penny with what appears to be an edge split. Larger photos would aid classification.

Yep was then reposting to say canterbury, about £20 to £30 on ebay, about £10 to £15 at a dealer