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[Briggser]

i'd help

Any help will be appreciated and with regard the hammered's I am having difficulty pinning them to the actual king. BriggserView attachment 1130737View attachment 1130738View attachment 1130739View attachment 1130740View attachment 1130741

 

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[villagenut]

No idea, but really like your finds there. The ram's head is a beauty. Any idea what it was from?

 

[Briggser]

No idea, just another item from a local stubble field, i'm thinking it probably is'nt that old as it does not have any corrosion as such.probably turn out to be a decorative drawer handle or something like that

 

[trdking]

Super neat stuff! I wanna search with you!

 

[coinman123]

The hammered on the bottom right looks like an Edward I Silver Penny.



1239-1307

Almost 400 years older than anything I have ever found!

Coinman123,

 

[coinman123]

I think it could also be Edward II, hard to tell.

 

[coinman123]

I couldn't find the first coins, I hope someone can ID it.

 

[ARC]

Would call it a goat... not ram...
Could have satanic significance.

Rams have smaller ears.

 

[deepsecrets]

Hard to tell - top coin Henry III silver penny? The last one is a coin weight - thinking post medieval period - James I maybe ?

Cru - where are you!!

 

[CRUSADER]

We need to see both sides of the coins, as the moneyer & mint help narrow it down.
Based on what I see;
They are all PENNIES;
First looks to be a shortcross of King John but could also be another couple of options (Rev needed)
Top Right is easy - Henry III Voided Long Cross
Bottom is most likely Ed I
The Coin Weight looks to be late medieval but I can look in a book later.
The Ram Head I've not seen before - rev picture please? (Metal type?)

 

[Briggser]

I am out at the minute will add reverses later

 

[Briggser]

Apologies but my photos appear to have dropped out of this posting please see my new post made today.Briggser