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Yep, they sure are... apart form the one in the middle. That's a milled halfcrown.
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Hi Sap,
The one in the middle is a 1668 Charles the 2nd crown, I put it in the scan to give a size referance.
Any ideas on how old the hammered coins are?
They didnt put a date on them when they made them (dopey buggers).
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I can't ID them down to specific types, but clockwise from the top right, you've got:
- Edward (I, II or III) penny, can;t read the mint but I don;t think it's London.
- Elizabeth I halfgroat (twopence), fifth or sixth issue (1582-1602).
- Edward (I, II or III) penny, Canterbury mint.
- Edward (I, II or III) penny, London mint.
- Charles I halfgroat.
- given that it looks more debased than the others, I'd guess a Henry VIII halfgroat.
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