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Just need a point in the right direction with this one please. weight .79 grams Measures 16 mm   Thank you. |
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Edited by tdziemia
02/22/2023 09:29 am
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Thank you tdziemia! Yes, I have a few hammered that I need identifying, I always struggle with the legends on hammered. Here is another one :- (I've managed the civitas london lol) weight is 1.25 grams measures 18 mm   |
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Looks like + EDWA R ANGL DNS HYB for the obverse.
The Numista catalog for England is pretty good if you don;t have other resources, and can probably get you which Edward. While I can sometimes muddle through the legends, I'm not very good with specific ID for early pennies.
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02/22/2023 4:57 pm
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I think it's Type 10cf2b, Spink 1411. The left-hand ornament is missing and the bottom of the H is pointed. On Numista (and Spink), 10cf2 isn't split into a and b https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces324329.html10cf2b is the later part of the date range 1306-1307, so either Edward I or II, although it's classified as Edward I on Numista. |
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Thank you!!
I am registered with Numista but I don't use it much, I will log on there later and have a good look at it and see if I can find another Edward ID.
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I think I have this one, or the king at least. Edward I Silver Penny? civitas London. measures 17 mm weight is 1.31 grams   |
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That looks like Type 10cf3a, Spink 1412. The E is broken at the bottom, but the crown ornaments are there. Again, Numista and Spink don't split out 10cf3a and 10cf3b https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces324330.html10cf3a is earlier in the date range 1307-1309, so again is either Edward I or II. Again it's classified as Edward I on Numista, but since he died in July 1307, it could quite easily be Edward II. Edited by JohnConduitt
02/23/2023 4:00 pm
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Thank you John. Also, thank you for the extra information and the link. It's very interesting that because of Edward I dying in 1307 it makes it pretty much impossible to distinguish between the two kings. I will label it up Edward I/II. Thank you again  |
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