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[phill5555 0]

Hi peeps, I was recommended to this site from a friend on another site and was wondering if I could get a grading and valuation on this coin, I can only upload 1 pic because of the size so I have uploaded the rarer side of the coin. this is info I have gleaned from the web so far.

King Edward III Quarter Noble.

Pellet in centre.

Weight 2 grams.

Measures 20mm across.

Circa 1363 to 1369.

Transitional Treaty Period.

Pics are high definition scans of item.

EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL/Edward by the Grace of God King of England.

EXALTABITUR IN GLORIA/He shall be exalted in glory.

Any info gratefully received thank you

[Rob 3,152]

Spink give £275 fine and £700 in VF (which doesn't come into it). It doesn't make fine in my opinion, so work down from the first figure to say £200 tops. Based on prices, this is one of the commonest varieties of 1/4 noble. It would be a rarer type if the pellet in the centre was replaced with an E.

[Coinery 1,157]

It looks like it's spent some time in water, sea or river, as it's rather smoothed? Also, without seeing the other side, there looks to be a plugged edge-hole at 9 O'clock?

Nice bit of history, but not a collector's piece if there are better examples around for a few extra quid.

Thanks for bringing it on here, though!

Talking of Edwards, I was staggered to find a beautiful tomb in Gloucester Cathedral last week, which belongs to Edward II. I instantly wanted to collect Edward II coins, just to build on the sense of history I felt, standing before this king's burial spot! Amazing!