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craigy

Edwardian pennies

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i know a couple of you are into them, have found a few over the years, so i'd thought i'd post them for ya, have no idea of classes

 

 

This one is Durham Mint 

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  Canterbury 

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Edward II, London 

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London 

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1 hour ago, craigy said:

Edward II, London 

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One of the most distinctive Edward crowns on this one! ?

 

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Hi nice lot ;) Let's start with a first part 

I'd say

n° 1 : Ed I,  Durham class 4c

n° 2 : Ed I, Newcastle class 10ab

n° 3 : Ed I, Canterbury  class 3g - egg-waisted S

n° 4 : Ed I, Lincoln maybe class 3g or 3cd I'm not sure... for others ?

n° 5 :  Ed I, London I'd say always 3 cd.

 

 

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Should anyone newish to the forum a copy of   England's striking history  is thoroughly recommended.

Available from Chris (Predecimal), Amazon,good book shops and Coin Fairs.

Sorts classes out nicely.:)

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got a few

Lincoln

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seemingly struck on a larger piece of silver

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Bury st Edmund's

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Nice bunch of Eddys. If you want free help on identification i find this websites great for Edwardian long cross classification. 

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/edwardian-Pennies/Edwardian%20Pennies%20P1.htm#The groups

Theres also a section on there for voided longcross classification

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/Long-Cross-Pennies/Long%20Cross%20Pennies%20P1.htm

(henry III) also there is www.henry3.com for voided longcross help. 

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2 hours ago, Ukstu said:

Nice bunch of Eddys. If you want free help on identification i find this websites great for Edwardian long cross classification. 

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/edwardian-Pennies/Edwardian%20Pennies%20P1.htm#The groups

Theres also a section on there for voided longcross classification

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/Long-Cross-Pennies/Long%20Cross%20Pennies%20P1.htm

(henry III) also there is www.henry3.com for voided longcross help. 

i cant id them class wise for the life of me lol, have seen the ukdfd guides but cant get me head round them, Henry III is A different story though , 

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Me also. I struggle a little with classification of Edwards I-II & III but i am fine with the voided longcross and shortcross series. It really depends on condition of coin and which parts are visible. 

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13 hours ago, scott said:

got a few

Lincoln

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seemingly struck on a larger piece of silver

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Bury st Edmund's

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love the one on the big flan,    

 

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On 8/18/2017 at 2:15 PM, craigy said:

i cant id them class wise for the life of me lol, have seen the ukdfd guides but cant get me head round them, Henry III is A different story though , 

I'd strongly recommend the Galata guide for IDing classes. It's a large A4-sized book and really helpful with line drawings.

 

https://www.galata.co.uk/store.asp?storeAction=showDetail&stockID=19

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