Posted 05/07/2012 12:08 am
Well, I decided to spend some time on this and here's what I came up with.
First of all, some crucial pieces of evidence are missing, like lettering at the top (by the fault of the photograph), and chunk of legend which would help with the attribution of a variety (by the fault of the missing piece).
I did semi-elimination of classes, semi-matching of what I had. I believe this is a penny, class 10, 1302 - 1310, Edward I (mostly).
Key evidence: bifoliate crown, spelling of visible legend, style of "N" (non-Lombardic, no double-bar), style of "S", "H", "L", short neck.
First of all, some crucial pieces of evidence are missing, like lettering at the top (by the fault of the photograph), and chunk of legend which would help with the attribution of a variety (by the fault of the missing piece).
I did semi-elimination of classes, semi-matching of what I had. I believe this is a penny, class 10, 1302 - 1310, Edward I (mostly).
Key evidence: bifoliate crown, spelling of visible legend, style of "N" (non-Lombardic, no double-bar), style of "S", "H", "L", short neck.
