The L in CIVI TAS LON DON is blundered so it looks like a D, it is not a D but an L. So this is a neat error where it appears to read CIVI TAS DON DON, I have an Edward I penny exactly the same.
I wont be active for the next 14 days or so. Holidaying in Shropshire, chasing castles there and in Wales! Have a great time, do they often run away from you?
There were no known female moneyers, I thought it looked like a T with a dash branching off the trunk, but... Richard II please do post any more hammereds that you have, Richard I and I would be interested to see what you have! Clive.
The rarest of all pennies is finally up for auction! This is the lesser known "crude" variety. Check it out! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/George-V-1916-One-Pe...1QQcmdZViewItem Clive.