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Try again - not seeing it.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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May I ask you where did you get the coin? If you don't want to answer I respect that I'm just curious. It looks a little too clean.
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Since it's bent do you think you could try to take a couple more pictures from the other side I'm quite interested in it.
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Hello zacveritycoinmad. That is truly an interesting find. A method that I have found to be very useful is using Google Lens. Hopefully this can help ID 100% or lead you in the right path. Best of luck!!
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02/25/2023 10:51 pm
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I removed my comments because I did not see that Keith12's input. After noticing his input, and checking the link out, I was like, "Spot on man!".
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02/25/2023 10:50 pm
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Keith 12, thank you so much, yes you are spot on it is an edward iv gold ryal. Thanks for helping here.
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Reno911, I was passed this by a family member and it has sat in a drawer for a decade or more! Unsure what to Do with it as yet
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There are more options of what that coin could be. Need better pics
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Yeah, in addition to England, these were struck in several places in the Low Countries.
The coin looks like it has been clipped, so unfortunately some of the legends have been removed which makes it more difficult to identify, but we may be able ...
Edit: Yes, the Edward IV attribution looks good. We can see enough of the obverse legend at 1:30 - 4:30 to see the name, and the gothic E on the banner.
Moderators could move to the World Coins forum (the coin is pre-1600)
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02/26/2023 2:14 pm
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 to the Community, zacveritycoinmad! Quote:
Moderators could move to the World Coins forum (the coin is pre-1600) It has been moved to Ancient, Greek, Roman, and Medieval Coins Forum Description: Ancient, Greek, Roman, and Medieval Coins up to 1600 AD. |
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