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Ive been looking into this for awhile since rediscovering mixed in with really worn Hammered coins..... that Ive avoided as I really need more experience of Edwards.

after spending much time thinking on this I believe that this might be.....

1248-1250, Henry III Class 3d1 ? 

could it be read as NIC/OLE/ONL/VND   Nicole of London? 

 

 

Henry 111 1.jpg

Henry 111 2.jpg

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It is Henry III , Nicole at Canterbury. It's got IM star 3. Class 3d1 would have IM star 4. I think it's probably class 3a1 or 3ab1.

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10 hours ago, Ukstu said:

It is Henry III , Nicole at Canterbury. It's got IM star 3. Class 3d1 would have IM star 4. I think it's probably class 3a1 or 3ab1.

Ar you sure that's not an L for London, Stu?

Looks too square to be a C to me.

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18 minutes ago, Coys55 said:

Ar you sure that's not an L for London, Stu?

Looks too square to be a C to me.

Yes sorry. Late night mate :)

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20 hours ago, Citizen H said:

Ive been looking into this for awhile since rediscovering mixed in with really worn Hammered coins..... that Ive avoided as I really need more experience of Edwards.

after spending much time thinking on this I believe that this might be.....

1248-1250, Henry III Class 3d1 ? 

could it be read as NIC/OLE/ONL/VND   Nicole of London? 

 

 

Henry 111 1.jpg

Henry 111 2.jpg

Apoligies H..correction London mint. It was pretty late when i replied :)

Half asleep lol. You can compare the IM stars here on this site and probably tie it down. I can't decide if its 3a1 or 3ab1. I am not seeing a pellet around Rex or III so maybe 3ab1 but it's not always present on 3a1 coins. 

https://www.rodblunt.com/long-cross-pennies-class3-ct

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This has been great , I really did put a lot of time and effort in getting this right, although 3d1 was wrong.. But Hey its been a great journey reading in to this and the Rod Blunt has been a great reference place to read up on things...once again a many thanks for all your time helping out, 👍🏻

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