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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;+VGO.DVCKS, post: 7779811, member: 110504&quot;]...Just getting here.&nbsp; Yep, [USER=83175]@akeady[/USER] is That Good!!! </p><p>As esterlins go, this is decidedly on the early side, making it that much cooler.&nbsp; The earlier, 13th-c. ones have no crown on the portrait; more&nbsp; often a little chaplet-thing, of flowers or something.&nbsp; The further toward, and into the 14th century you get, the likelier they are to have crowns, just like the prototypes.&nbsp; From that point, the only major variations are the legends. </p><p>...Funly, earlier in the 13th century, there are similar imitations, in parts of Germany, of Henry III pennies, both long and short crosses.</p><p>[USER=103128]@clanger[/USER], it&#039;s So Great that this is a detecting find!&nbsp; To wallow in the obvious, you&#039;ve got a serious keeper.&nbsp; Congratulations!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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