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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;l.cutler, post: 4050382, member: 13318&quot;]OK, here is what I came up with and I am pretty confident on the attributions.&nbsp; The top coin is 1b.1-Ba.1 which is a Rarity 6+. R6 is 13 to 30 known so a R6+ would be closer to the 13 than the 30.&nbsp; The second coin is 3e.1-Fd.2 which is an R7.&nbsp; R7 is 4 to 12 known.&nbsp; Now usually rarity numbers like these would be reason to jump up and down and scream.&nbsp; On the St. Patrick coins though this is about the average.&nbsp; A quick look and I didn&#039;t see any more common than R6 and quite a few R8.&nbsp; Mine is also an R7.&nbsp; Interestingly Martin doesn&#039;t call them halfpence and farthings, he differentiates them by calling them small and large.&nbsp; His belief is that they were all intended to be the same denomination just made at two different times.&nbsp; Looking at these has peaked my interest, and I think I&#039;ll be rereading the book!&nbsp; Thanks for showing them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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