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Thank you again Rob. I will keep searching for anything else I can find. Yep my mistake, I did mean trefoil. It helps so much when you guys with the knowledge help us beginners. Just ordered myself the JJ North, English Hammered Coinage. Hopefully this will help me a little with research.

Hi, It was a year ago with no response! Thought I would try the none hammered guys. Next I'm going for the Confirmed unlisted varieties, I'm sure someone will put me right then!!😉

Hi all. I don't have a copy of North's English hammered coinage, If anyone has a copy would they be kind enough to have a look if North mentions the spelling of my coin ? North- 1383. Also the Fr-111 could be the special works by Friedberg, not sure but he could mention the spelling. Thanks for any help.

Nice one Josh, keep going and the good finds will start coming.

Getting closer to my coin. Stops are slightly different and this coin says FRAN my coin FRANC, but another with the TABTVR. Stack's Bowers Galleries (& Ponterio) - Sale 176 -August 2013 ANA Auction Sess. E, Lot 20024 (13 Aug 2013) World Gold Coins Great Britain. Henry V,1413-1422. Quarter Noble,ND (1413-22). S-1757; North-1383; Fr-111. 26.3 grains. Quartered shield within treasure of arches; trefoil to left and mullet to right. Rv. Cross with lions in angles; lis in center. Class F. Cross pattee (pierced center?). Another superb Norweb collection purchase by Mr. Law, which realized £540 hammer in 1985. Well-made, though a bit ovoid. Lustrous and displaying ample legend for the type. A well-pedigreed example in top condition; among the finest. Choice Extremely Fine. Estimate: $1000

A few more close up pictures. Thanks for any help.

Hi, Some info required please on this Henry V quarter noble. I believe its the Spink 1755.. Ordinary letters; quartrefoil to left and mullet to right of shield. I have tried to take some close up pictures to show what could be a mullet to the bottom centre of the shield. Looked but can't find reference to a Henry V having this. Also the spelling EXCVLTABTUR:IN:GLORIA. In Schneider's English gold coins he notes the misspelling of EXALTABITUR, My coin also has the letter I missing Would this be quite rare to see such a bad spelling of a word on a gold coin? Any chance of a grade please for this coin, I would say NVF.

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First of many👍 nice one.

Thanks stu, I will put it as spink 1595 for now.

Help needed with the i.d of this coin, I think its Edward III Durham mint, I'm not sure but maybe it has a double end Crozier, or it could be an annulet after TAS. I cant find any reference to this. Thanks for any help.

I bet a few people over the years have lost their heads due to losses. Maybe not so bad with a sovereign loss. Well i hope not !!😨

Hi, it was a detector find. Yeah much better to have it, but such a shame about the damage. I guess its not done too bad saying it was rolling around in a plough field for many years.

I think this coin must have been almost uncirculated when dropped. Over the years of being in the ground it had taken its toll, maybe if found it the year before it would have been perfect. It still gave me a massive buzz finding it so it still gets a place with my best finds.

Thanks guys.

Hi Can anyone possibly give me the sub-type of this Henry V halfpenny. Rob i.d it for me as withers type 5. The coin is 0.47g and 13mm across, with a soltire stop after TAS.

Yes!! I believe i was right with Julia Domna. Thanks Rob for the Wildwinds site. I think it was the first coin for Julia Domna i looked at 😀 Julia Domna Denarius,Ric 538 Rsc 221 Bmc 56 Rome mint 195AD Draped bust right /VESTA Vesta seated left, holding palladium and sceptre Rsc 221. The face on my coin looks a little crabbier but she has been in the ground for almost 2000 years.

Thanks Rob will have a look.

Hi all Any chance of an i.d on this denarius found detecting this morning. I don't find much roman so this was a very welcome find. I have looked in spinks but no exact bust to this coin. As close as i can get is Julia Domna. but i could be a million miles away. Thanks for any help.

Hiya Tom, This is one i found a few years ago, looks like the bust on your coin, But not sure if its the (R) mint mark.

Fab find, lovely.

Nice coins guys. These three came out of the ground with nice tones, I always wondered if it was caused by stubble burning years ago and the heat had discoloured them.

Thanks again your knowledge is much appreciated.

Thanks Rob. How do I put a date to this coin, would it be 1633-4 as the portcullis is showing? I'm not sure but it could be the same on the reverse as well but very faint and something else above the portcullis, Don't think its harp as its the wrong shape. Any ideas what happened to the beading around the edge of the coin at both mint marks? I don't know but maybe the over mark punch had a line of beading engraved as well.

Hi all, Sorry for bringing this coin up again. I took some slightly better pictures, rather than scans. I bought myself a copy of Herbert Schneider Gold coins as I have been told the rev is Schneider 200. The Obverse was not the same as the 200 coin in the book, but looked very much like the Portcullis mint Legend around the coin. Looking at the mint mark the coin appears to be Crown over Bell over Portcullis only on the obverse. Was this Rare for this to happen? and how would this have come about, i.e was the mint mark stamped on the coin in 1633 with portcullis mark and not issued into circulation and so on for 1634-5 then released out of the mint in 1635-6 with crown mint mark. Conformation on what I'm looking at with the mint mark would be much appreciated.