A Charles I angel pierced for use as a touchpiece. It used to be thought that the sovereign held the power to cure scrofula by laying his hand on...
Sorry, wasn't concentrating and can't edit. The moneyer is Wulfric, not Aelfric
A PAXS penny of Sudbury by the moneyer Aelfric with the characteristic large R in the moneyer's name. Sudbury was a small mint in East Anglia and...
And as a few things seem to have crept in here valued at less than 20 shillings or the equivalent, here is an Edward IV ryal valued at 10...
Some nice gold here. A James I second coinage rose-ryal, valued at 33 shillings, this is one of the last incarnations of the fine sovereign which...
Edward IV second reign halfgroat of London with mm. pierced cross and pellet. All 2nd reign London halfgroats are rare, unlike the groats which...
A Royal Mint 'Model' pattern 25p for the Silver Wedding of Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. Presumably the idea was to have them on...
Very few people buy books these days. Everybody wants the info, but expects it to be available free online - which is ok until the website is...
I like a full lustre MS coin whatever metal it's struck in, but like a diverse selection of objects to look at. I stopped collecting shillings and...
I have to confess I find gold a little boring. It doesn't tend to tone dramatically and the greater care taken over higher denominations means...
Probably 62 given you look like it should have gone higher. I was tempted to say Good ;) Much easier not to get uptight about someone else's...
FWIW, here's my Lima halfcrown [ATTACH] It was a close call deciding whether to keep this one or the crown, but the halfcrown was marginally...
Sorry, read it as a 1977. The 72 was green. I've got a spare 72 box here, but postage from the UK might be prohibitive.
Are you sure it's silver? The silver proofs came in a capsule within a blue cased box. The relief was also frosted. If it's not, it suggests a...
I'd rate it higher too, but as we all know, the inconsistency in assigned grades comes with the territory. We can all show examples where there is...
An octahorse. Also known as a W/SA Allen dies J-49 halfcrown [ATTACH]
You can extend the lack of interest in UK grading co's to include the US ones as well. Sure there are some adherents to the slabbing game in the...
Yours is incuse. Your saltire has lines on the outside. These are created by a thin incuse line dividing them from the centre of the saltire arm....
Not sure what's happening here, so try again Incuse [ATTACH] Raised [ATTACH] The raised is much rarer as a currency piece
https://www.londoncoins.co.uk/img.php?a=144&l=1756&f=r&s=lhttps://www.londoncoins.co.uk/img.php?a=144&l=1757&f=r&s=lIncuse [IMG] Raised [IMG]
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