Henry III

[Gaz T 130]

Henry III long cross without sceptre

I have absolutely no idea what the reverse legend says ... I can see SEDMVHD.

Help appreciated.

[Ukstu 437]

The mint is Bury St Edmunds. Moneyer is Ion . He struck from 2a upto 5a3. This website should aid you further with tying the class down exactly.

www.henry3.com

Edited November 5, 2017 by Ukstu

[craigy 362]

Henricus rex terci, as above bury st edmunds, the X in rex tells me its class 2b 

[Ukstu 437]

2 minutes ago, craigy said:

Henricus rex terci, as above bury st edmunds, the X in rex tells me its class 2b 

Sounds good. He does have the long narrow bust of 2b. ?

[Gaz T 130]

Thanks so much guys. Does the terci stand for bury st Edmunds I can just see the TE.

[Ukstu 437]

No Terci is for three. King Henry Terci! It was eventually replaced in later class coins by III becoming HENRICUS REX III

Edited November 5, 2017 by Ukstu

[Gaz T 130]

Thanks UKstu  .. how did they spell bury st Edmunds was it the EDMVHD it just says bury st Edmunds in the book I have, not the abbreviation of it. 

[Ukstu 437]

It wasn't meant to be the full exact mint name, they couldn't fit it all on so it was abbreviated. I make it as IOH/OHS’/EDM/VHD which i suppose would translate as Ion at St edmunds so it would be SEDMUND as what looks like an H is actually an N and the V is a U. Hope that makes sense.?

Edited November 5, 2017 by Ukstu

[Gaz T 130]

Yes makes perfect sense, I'm sure if I see it again I will know  thanks again.