Edward (I?) Penny - Any ideas on the class/type?

[Generic Lad]

So figured I'd pick up an Edward hammered penny, the price was right so I figured why not (since they're rather hard to get here in the US and shipping tends to cost half as much of the coin to buy them from the UK and hopefully not a fake this time )

 

https://imgur.com/a/EA9fUiv

 

Any ideas on the exact identification? Been trying to search around here  https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/edwardian-Pennies/Edwardian%20Pennies%20P17.htm and it looks like:

 

I have the word of EDWAR which would be be anywhere from 10-15, the crown top looks like the one for 13, but it looks like the other identifying thing for class 13 is that the initial cross is made out of 4 triangles but mine looks solid? 11 also looks kinda similar. Any ideas on this?

Edited June 12, 2018 by Generic Lad

[davetmoneyer]

Hi Edward II class 11a Canterbury shame about the piercing the broken LH fleur characteristic of all class 11s is a little indistinct

[Peter]

5 hours ago, Generic Lad said:

So figured I'd pick up an Edward hammered penny, the price was right so I figured why not (since they're rather hard to get here in the US and shipping tends to cost half as much of the coin to buy them from the UK and hopefully not a fake this time )

 

https://imgur.com/a/EA9fUiv

 

Any ideas on the exact identification? Been trying to search around here  https://www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/edwardian-Pennies/Edwardian%20Pennies%20P17.htm and it looks like:

 

I have the word of EDWAR which would be be anywhere from 10-15, the crown top looks like the one for 13, but it looks like the other identifying thing for class 13 is that the initial cross is made out of 4 triangles but mine looks solid? 11 also looks kinda similar. Any ideas on this?

England's striking history Should be on your shopping list...cheap as chips.You can then ID yourself.

[Guest Gareth]

hi sorry to jump on this topic I have a £2 golden guinea with errors but not sure if it's a common error or not could you have a look please. 

in the word what the T is stuck but the metal hasn't been removed on part off it but can see were the T outlines.

in the word TIS it has been misstruck and reads 1IS instead.

 

[mrbadexample]

It's a teeny tiny minting defect with no significance whatsoever. It's still worth exactly £2, sorry.

[Guest Gareth]

thank you for the help wasn't sure about it 

[Generic Lad]

Thanks all!