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Elizabeth 1st Hammered Shilling, Error?

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 Posted 12/02/2010  1:13 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add paratrend to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi, since my last post (spanish reales find) I have become a little hooked on coins, especially hammered uk ones and use ebay as my main source. A neighbour had this coin for years, I recently purchased it, I have a couple of Elizabeth 1st shillings, but this one appears to have EIZABETH or ETIZABETH, could it be a die error? are these common? I believe it to be genuine as my neighbour told me where they found it.

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I don't believe we have an error here. The shape of letters on hammered coins sometimes is a bit goofy, but I think I see a definite "L"

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As a comparison I'm including another shilling from the same (2nd) issue with "L" not well defined either.

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You can date QE1 shillings by mintmarks. Your coin has a cross, the other example has a martlet, both point to the 2nd issue, 1560-61.
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