Brilliant. Thank you.
I picked up this Elizabeth I halfcrown at the Motcomb part II sale last November. Quite pleased as it is a rare die pair with the sceptre pointing...
Many thanks. That Sasanian site is really useful. :) As for the Constantine, I had got as far as Trier and those around RIC 449 previously, but...
Hi. A couple ids required with references if possible please. I can't find a match for the Roman on Wildwinds and have no Sasanian literature....
Henry VIII Posthumous coinage halfpenny of London with a G for D in LONDON. Not recorded anywhere to my knowledge and the only one I have seen....
Oxford Civil War half pound. 50mm diameter. [ATTACH]
VF, maybe a bit better.
A pair of 1729 proof halfpennies, one copper and one silver on a thick flan. Interestingly struck from two different obverse dies. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I've got a 1738 halfpenny with V/S in GEORGIVS. Quite rare as the variety is clear even in sub-fine grades and I only have 7 in the database...
Aethelred the Unready. Transitional CRVX penny of Oxford. [ATTACH] Henry VIII - 'Old coppernose' from the wear resulting in exposed copper of the...
That's why I didn't bid on it. I couldn't reconcile the 5 with a 3, but could for a blocked 5.
As has been said, it is quite common to see retrograde legends in this series with individual letters also inverted on occasion. The whole...
Don't forget the other Aethelreds Aethelred of Mercia 674-704 (Sceat S780) Aethelred I of Northumbria, 2 reigns, 1st 774-779/780 (Sceat S850) &...
British (and Empire), German States and Indian States are probably the three geographical areas of numismatics that offer the greatest variety for...
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