Medieval cut coins, keep comming.

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Two more hammered silver coins came up yesterday. Both cut half pennies, still cut coins are great to find. The smaller one looks to be one of the infamous king John, a short cross 1199-1266. The slightly bigger one is of Henry III, voided long cross 1447-72. These small cut coins, must have been very easy to lose, especially after a few tankards of mead. Robert.
 

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beautiful coins....even though a lawnmower chowed em in half:laughing7: You guys over there sure must love these old sites you hit so often. Amazing old coins.
 

beautiful coins....even though a lawnmower chowed em in half:laughing7: You guys over there sure must love these old sites you hit so often. Amazing old coins.
Hello villagenut, they were cut in half to use as small change. Some were cut at the mint, and some were cut after leaving the mint. Wonder what a cut half would have bought.
 

I like these coins and could look at them every day. Nice to live in an area with so much medieval finds. :icon_thumleft:
 

Congratulations. Beautiful finds. Especially like the King John. He really was a bad boy.
 

NEET COINS YOU HAVE THERE ...
 

At the time those treasure were made, New Zealand was probably uninhabited by Humans. Hence my envy of your History.
 

Awesome finds and as you know, very luck to live where you do! Must be very nice! Keep up the great work and HH
 

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