William I PAXS Penny mint/moneyer identification?

[bmack 2]

I have a PAXS penny where I've been trying to establish the mint and moneyer but struggling to interpret the lettering. If anybody with familiarity of this coin type can help, that would be great.

Thanks in advance...

[Ukstu 436]

It's a cast replica. It's marked with the little heart shape to the left of the portrait which shows it to be a replica. That's why its mushy looking and lacks detail. Sorry  

http://trade.ancestors.co.uk/products/timeline/coins/saxon-norman-william-i-penny-2023-6

Edited November 14, 2017 by Ukstu
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[craigy 362]

3 hours ago, Ukstu said:

It's a cast replica. It's marked with the little heart shape to the left of the portrait which shows it to be a replica. That's why its mushy looking and lacks detail. Sorry  

http://trade.ancestors.co.uk/products/timeline/coins/saxon-norman-william-i-penny-2023-6

seeing a lot of these lately

[Ukstu 436]

13 minutes ago, craigy said:

seeing a lot of these lately

Unfortunately yeah we are. I just hope he didn't part with too much cash for it. I'd definitely be chasing a refund for it that's for sure. 

Edited November 14, 2017 by Ukstu
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[bmack 2]

Thanks for the quick responses.......shame it's a replica, would have been a nice coin for collection otherwise. Fortunately was part of a 1000+ coin collection that was inherited, so no direct cost to myself, I suspect the original owner had believed it to be original as was listed as 'fine' £150, probably acquired at least 10 - 15 years ago, potentially several decades thou. 

[Ukstu 436]

18 minutes ago, bmack said:

Thanks for the quick responses.......shame it's a replica, would have been a nice coin for collection otherwise. Fortunately was part of a 1000+ coin collection that was inherited, so no direct cost to myself, I suspect the original owner had believed it to be original as was listed as 'fine' £150, probably acquired at least 10 - 15 years ago, potentially several decades thou. 

Fairly new to the market them replicas with the heart shape stamp. Last few years anyway. 

[Coinery 926]

9 hours ago, Ukstu said:

Fairly new to the market them replicas with the heart shape stamp. Last few years anyway. 

I'd be surprised if it wasn't 10 years at least, that's if my memory serves me correctly? I'm thinking of the Liz 3ds in particular, but I stand to be corrected. Time's a funny thing, it's what makes history so fascinating!