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[davetmoneyer 99]

thought Id put these up for comparison, Todays diecutting Hardcnut Lincoln penny for stock will post as 4 separate posts

[davetmoneyer 99]

reverse +GRVNAL ON LINCO

Edited November 18, 2017 by davetmoneyer
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[davetmoneyer 99]

And the original source coin OSGERTH ON LINCO

[Gaz T 130]

I know what your job would have been back in the medieval period. What do you make them out of Dave? 

That could be so misleading to someone like me, if I found that in a field, I would have a coronary ?

Fab workmanship though. 

[davetmoneyer 99]

Hi TY that one is a trial piece struck in copper - actually looks better in the hand!  I tend to strike in pewter but occasionally strike in silver or 22 carat gold - I have just done a group of 30 or so silver coins for display at Wattlington - Alfredian hoard recently acquired by the Ashmolean Museum.

I always mark the coins deliberately to identify them usually with the moneyers name Grunal - (a long-lived moneyer who struck from 620 AD through to 1278 ) and also, when applicable, the mint signature TANVATS

[Gaz T 130]

Thanks, really nice work.

[Coinery 926]

'Tis good stuff!