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And more... Looks like same seller, different account. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANGLO-SAXON-Kings-of-Wessex-AELFRED-the-GREAT-RARE-EXA-Penny-/391764960901?hash=item5b3702e685:g:F5gAAOSwkShY~u31

Plenty of fakes being sold (looks like it might be unknowingly) here. Over the past few years someone called Michael Millard-Hibbs has been setting up multiple eBay accounts and websites and flogging Saxon fakes. Whether this is someone who feel for it, I cannot tell...

Aethelred II Longcross penny. Moneyer: Dunstan. Mint: Exeter. Not the most common of mints.

It looks to be an issue of Wulfwig at Canterbury. +PVLPIG ON CEN[T]

From what I can see with these photos, yes.

It's definitely Edward III, looks to be a Pre-treaty period issue, potentially type C.

Welcome!

Firstly, nice acquisition and great to hear your excitement with hammered alongside milled! The XII here refers to the denomination. So this is a twelvepence, a.k.a. shilling. I don't have my literature to hand so will let others answer the i.m. and bust questions.

Can't seem to locate it, Stu. Got a link to hand?

As far as I'm aware, no. Just multiple reverses, which lends credence to the theory it's not a pattern. This is an interesting article by Mayhew on types: http://www.britnumsoc.org/publications/Digital%20BNJ/pdfs/1988_BNJ_58_6.pdf The Galata Guide is an interesting read but a whole new approach does need to be taken, I agree.

Can the same be said for the 1b which seems to have attracted attention of the pattern variety?

Sword, ok, very funny, ok. "ive an am32 885885. five pound note. its in gd condition ok. its not a jane austen ok. but its the best yr going to get near one ok. that's why im asking £1.680. for it ok. ovno ok. no time waisters ok. gd luck to y all ok. plus I only deal in my bank ok. this note is very close to a jane austen note."

Great title, great coins... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/cnut-coin-norman-1st-coin-penny-/112323229637?hash=item1a26fc77c5:g:SmkAAOSw2gxYuhN5

Scarce and well struck! Is it definitely a cut half, though? Hard to tell from these images. I've been fortunate enough to handle a few of these Raven pennies but have yet to call one my own. Envious.

These lovely Anglo-Saxon pennies, found in Andorra... http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Anglo-Saxon-Coins-c-600-1066/58523/m.html?item=222413855830&hash=item33c8e61c56%3Ag%3A-AIAAOSwNnRYhIrk&_ssn=anglo-saxo66

Definitely some surprising attributions in there... http://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?searchlot=1676&searchtype=2&page=Catalogue

Another gem, they just keep on coming. Obverse legend starting with an h, is it Hichard the Turd? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rare-circa-1483-1485-A-D-King-Richard-III-Medieval-Period-Silver-Penny-Coin-/272543253582?hash=item3f74d8044e:g:XXkAAOSw5cNYd6tp

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That's a stunning specimen! Nice acquisition.

An exact same one as above was listed on eBay as a Colorado transport token, but this was an error. I can't find any other exact matches but I agree the 6p is an odd amount.

Maybe a token for use on a cruise? e.g. http://coinedformoney.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/1994-holland-america-cruise-line-25.html

I am pleased to announce that Historic Coinage's 2017 Winter List has been published and is now available here. The list features an eclectic mix of coins and tokens, from Anglo-Saxon stycas to Crusader silver to Plantagenet gold. Many of the coins form 'The Collection of a Professor', a quality selection of English silver & gold acquired in the 1940s and 1950s from Seaby, Baldwin & Spink. Most of these coins have not been on the market for 60+ years and several have eminent provenances attached to them, such as Lawrence, Grantley, Carlyon-Britton & Duke of Argyll.

Please find an Excel file containing a list of most of them here. Please message me if any interest you.

Just a note to say these are back on - hoping they go to a good home! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200-Coin-Auction-Catalogues-Spink-Baldwin-039-s-Glendining-039-s-DNW-1990s-2013-/322390651343?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

Looking at other sold examples on eBay will give a good indication of value, bear in mind various spellings (Mark/Marc & Anthony/Antony) - e.g. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Marc-Anthony-Denarius-/152281522685?hash=item2374afa1fd%3Ag%3AilIAAOSwTA9X8VHv&nma=true&si=CT2h6HrctTHis5Cr%252BdHSamjhgP8%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557