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Hi,

I am working my way through some unidentified coins and am a bit unsure with this one.

From my assessment it is an Edward II Farthing (S. 1474) based upon the crown and collar. Type 10 or 11 or 13. https://www.rodblunt.com/edwardian-farthings-classification

A second opinion would be fantastic.

Thanks for any help.

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I think you are there or thereabouts. There is definitely an inner circle both sides, and a CIVITAS LONDON reverse.  The obverse Iegend is probably EDWARDVS REX but there is too little face/crown detail to be much more specific - certainly North class 10 or later, and likely Edward II. The North classification has been substantially re-written and subdivided in the Withers (Galata) publications which are highly recommended.

Jerry

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