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  1. Coinery

    Russians

    That picture…what a gift! Well done for seeing it through, Rob!
  2. Coinery

    Edward I Penny???

    A bit like this one…this is a 7a
  3. Coinery

    Edward I Penny???

    Looks like an Edward I Class 7 penny with rose on the breast to me! Most likely 7a, looking at the crown and face, a rarer class of the Edward series.
  4. You may be right, something’s definitely adrift? The starting prices are crazy-high too, I can’t even begin to imagine them selling.
  5. I really like the idea of a monarch run!
  6. Apparently the gold angels are distinguishable, following die sequencing, which I guess could be possible with the silver coinage, too? There can’t have been too many dies? I’d be curious to know, though, how even when discovering that one dies comes before another, for an entire series, you can say the hammer fell on a particular flan after the death of a king?
  7. If you’re looking for a type-set, there’s also this ‘choice uncirculated’ crown to go with it!
  8. ‘Pleasing uncirculated’ halfcrown if you’re looking for one?
  9. Coinery

    Charles I, 12 shillings with cracks

    I personally don’t have a problem with these kind of irregularities, either, especially when they fall outside of the main design (as they mostly do)…they are the charm of the heavier silver imho, something I seldom have issue with.
  10. Coinery

    2 x Hammered & worn out.

    The one with the chip is Class 9 (Edward I), the other one looks to be the rarer class 12a (Edward II), which has the strawberry leaf crown.
  11. Coinery

    Henry III Penny 1250

    NICOLE ON CANT
  12. Coinery

    Early Edwardian 1289 Penny

    No it’s a class 3 Edward I penny 👍
  13. Coinery

    Early Edwardian 1289 Penny

    This one’s a class 3 London penny 👍
  14. Coinery

    Elizabeth 1, Penny 156_

    Yes, a threefarthings with Bust 3I, the threehalfpence were only ever issued with bust 3G. You’re lucky with this one because, even though you can’t see a mintmark either side, we can say it’s a pheon (broad arrow), because you have lions 33 on the reverse, which were only ever present in combination with a pheon. Equally all the other corroborative reverse devices are unusually clear (Lis 19, leaves 15, and shield 24). They were only ever present in combination with the bust and mintmark for 1561. Without all this lucky info (the clear devices I mean) it would’ve been difficult to even offer a mintmark. Also the date could easily have been min-interpreted without the amazing efforts of BCW. Edit: and yes it would (does) have a rose behind the bust.
  15. Coinery

    Elizabeth 1, Penny, no date

    Yes, second coinage penny with bust 3H Jerry has given you the mintmark.
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