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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;swish513, post: 2531379, member: 22068&quot;]First off, the &quot;R&quot; you refer to means &quot;REX&quot;, which is short Latin for King. &quot;EDW&quot; is Edward, EDWA is Edward, R is Rex. So the Obverse legend reads EDW R or EDWA R. There are some legends that read EDWAR R, but those have not been presented. EDWA R ANGL DNS HYB is a common legend on class 10 (Edward I) pennies, but it goes forward with Edward II and Edward III. They continued it. Most of their pennies had the same legend. You have to look at the lettering to see the difference. Start with the &quot;S&quot;. In one reign, it looked one way, in another it looked different. In a third, still different.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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