Six Pence 1572, 1587, 1607 ........

[Citizen H]

These 3 I found recently amongst Hammered Penny, Shillings & others all together, 

So dealing them as groups will speed things up,

The 1572 Elizabeth, Mint Ermine although I thought it was 1571 when I first looked at it. 

     

Edited May 15 by Citizen H

[Citizen H]

Elizabeth 1587, Mint Crescent ,

there's a crack that runs through both sides. the reverse side looks repaired, would this have been a mint repair?

 

Edited May 15 by Citizen H

[Citizen H]

James I, 1607-1609 Mint Coronet, 

the reverse looks like a double stamp? one shield overlaps the other at a different angle... is this a common occurrence? or complete lash up at the mint??

Edited May 15 by Citizen H

[Citizen H]

also wondering if this is a 1608?

 

[Sword]

32 minutes ago, Citizen H said:

Elizabeth 1587, Mint Crescent ,

there's a crack that runs through both sides. the reverse side looks repaired, would this have been a mint repair?

 

No, repair is never done at the mint. It's much less hassle just to strike another piece than to repair.