Edward i.d

[Gaz T]

A few more please. for positive i.d and class please.

number 7

1.4 g 18mm across.

 

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[Gaz T]

Number 8

1.4 g 18mm across.

Edited December 29, 2017 by Gaz T

[Gaz T]

Number 9

1.1g 18mm across.

Edited December 29, 2017 by Gaz T

[davetmoneyer]

Hi do you have a copy of Spinks Coinage of England or the Galata guide to coins of Edward I and II, failing that see my facebook page for Grunal Moneta https://www.facebook.com/654941368041899/photos/a.654945274708175.1073741828.654941368041899/654945498041486/?type=3, which has hi resolution photos of every class and subclass and mint for the English pennies of Edward I and II

 

 

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[Gaz T]

Thanks Dave just looking, found a few of them but I'm not completely sure of class. number 9 has me completely stumped, cant even tell what the mint is.

[Gaz T]

Please put me right if I get them wrong.

Number 7..Edward I type 9a star on kings chest letter A barred, C and E rounded. London mint.

Number 8..Edward I type 5 London mint.

Number 9.. I would say Edward I going on the shape of the crown. but no idea what the mint would be, looks like ..CIVI/TAS/E- - O/NI-

[davetmoneyer]

Hi for no 9 the mint sig is EXONIE - Exeter which puts it as class 9b, No 8 reads EDWA and has bifoliate crown so that puts it as class 10 onwards try looking under 10 c-e

[Gaz T]

Thank you Dave.

Number 8 must be 10cf2 spink 1411.

Thanks for the Exeter reference not seen this one before.

[davetmoneyer]

scarce coin, like Kingston, ( beware of cast fakes)