Edward I Penny, Sterling type; class 1a ?

[Citizen H]

I'm not educated enough to be reliable to state that these are...

Edward I Sterling type; class 1a.... Edwards, Yes and Penny's, Yes.... beyond this I'd need clarification....please.

 

 

[Coys55]

Neither are class 1a. The obverse legends put the first in the range 10-15 and the second In the range 6-13.

Both are London mint.

[Citizen H]

6 minutes ago, Coys55 said:

Neither are class 1a. The obverse legends put the first in the range 10-15 and the second In the range 6-13.

Both are London mint.

Many thanks, ....Are they both Edward 1 ? these still keep guessing, looking back I really should have looked at these 30 years ago when I started to pick these up....Doh!

[Coys55]

6 minutes ago, Citizen H said:

Many thanks, ....Are they both Edward 1 ? these still keep guessing, looking back I really should have looked at these 30 years ago when I started to pick these up....Doh!

Classes 1-10 are Edward I. Neither are class 15d (Edward III), so 11-15 would be Edward II.

[Citizen H]

2 hours ago, Coys55 said:

Classes 1-10 are Edward I. Neither are class 15d (Edward III), so 11-15 would be Edward II.

aha, I did see the  CIVI TAS LON DON on the reverse, so another question, how do I date these?  1310- 1320 ? or is this a wide range of dates to consider that these coins would fit in? many thanks for the information its all new and confusing to take in, happy to just being able to get some right. many many thanks "H"