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[jackiej 0]

Hi. could anybody help with any info of this coin. its a little batterd. i would love to no the age and what the coin is. Thank you jackie.

[1887jubilee 36]

Hi. could anybody help with any info of this coin. its a little batterd. i would love to no the age and what the coin is. Thank you jackie.

We might need a picture to get us started please

[jackiej 0]

Hi. could anybody help with any info of this coin. its a little batterd. i would love to no the age and what the coin is. Thank you jackie.

We might need a picture to get us started please

Oh ek. am sorry.

[jackiej 0]

Hi. could anybody help with any info of this coin. its a little batterd. i would love to no the age and what the coin is. Thank you jackie.

We might need a picture to get us started please

[Colin G. 147]

Hi. could anybody help with any info of this coin. its a little batterd. i would love to no the age and what the coin is. Thank you jackie.

We might need a picture to get us started please

Looks to be an Eddy penny (Edward I - III) of some sort, looks to also be Durham mint, CIVITAS DUREME. I am sure someone else will be able to give you some more accurate information, but my library for pennies is a bit lacking

[jackiej 0]

Hi. could anybody help with any info of this coin. its a little batterd. i would love to no the age and what the coin is. Thank you jackie.

We might need a picture to get us started please

Looks to be an Eddy penny (Edward I - III) of some sort, looks to also be Durham mint, CIVITAS DUREME. I am sure someone else will be able to give you some more accurate information, but my library for pennies is a bit lacking

Hi colin. Thank you for that info. jackie

[Cerbera100 0]

Fate... I was sat here browsing the forum, and I came across your thread - seconds after I've just opened my trusty copy of North V2!

Ok - Can pretty much rule out Ed II and III... and it being Durham limits the choice further! So, with a bit of digging (and not being able to make out the initial/mint mark or abbreviation marks) I'm going with either Vb, VIIIb or Xb.

I may get shot down, but I think my reasoning is sound!

[jackiej 0]

Fate... I was sat here browsing the forum, and I came across your thread - seconds after I've just opened my trusty copy of North V2!

Ok - Can pretty much rule out Ed II and III... and it being Durham limits the choice further! So, with a bit of digging (and not being able to make out the initial/mint mark or abbreviation marks) I'm going with either Vb, VIIIb or Xb.

I may get shot down, but I think my reasoning is sound!

Hi. thank you for digging about for me. could you tell me what. vb. v111b. xb means. thank you jackie

[Peter 615]

It would appear to be battered but is nice and round.Pennies are classified and ID'D even in Spink.

Get yourself Englands striking history from Chris....it is cheap as chips and a good read.

North comes in 2 volumes and will set you back £100.

Edited February 4, 2012 by Peter

[Geordie582 18]

I'd say it is Edward I Class 10b of Bishop Bec of Durham, Note the cross moline as initial mark.

[Colin G. 147]

I'd say it is Edward I Class 10b of Bishop Bec of Durham, Note the cross moline as initial mark.

I knew you or Clive would turn up eventually

Edited February 4, 2012 by Colin G.

[Peter 615]

As a forum we seem to know a lot about nothing.I still am learning and long may this happen.

Tell you what it is bloody chilly...even my dawg had a foot outside and decided to snuggle next to my slippers.

This is the weather when I wish I had a log fire.A loaf of bread and a toasting fork....and a bevy of beauties to sponge me down.....well I have 2 out of 4;)

[jackiej 0]

I'd say it is Edward I Class 10b of Bishop Bec of Durham, Note the cross moline as initial mark.

Spot on. just looked it up. date 1272-1307. Brilliant. A big big thank you for your expert info. Thank you. jackie. ps i will see what else i can find.

[Cerbera100 0]

I'd say it is Edward I Class 10b of Bishop Bec of Durham, Note the cross moline as initial mark.

Yay, I was right! - just not brave enough to have a punt at the initial mark!