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Over the past four years I have been lucky enough to hunt with my good freind Michael between us we have found some realy nice and quite rare finds...including coins that are very Rare to come by
The latest one has just come to light, its a Alexander111 farthing 1280-1286 and a scarse issue I will start the pictures with this coin .... this is what the UKFD has to say about it.... The obverse is unusual in having no initial cross, and the legend ALEXANDER DEI GRA, as on the larger denominations, rather than ALEXANDER REX, as normally found on farthings of this issue. The variety is not listed in either the Spink or Coincraft Catalogue, and no other example has been traced.
The second coin I'm showing is also a find by Michael ... it's a Roman Silver denarius of Caligula.. Caligula Denarius. C CAESAR AVG GERM PM TR POT, bust right / SPQR - P P - OB C S in 3 lines within wreath. RSC 19.
The third coin is one I found..(at last) ..it is a extremly Rare Alexander11 (again Scottish).. cut half penny.. SZ128 - SCOTLAND, Alexander II (1214-1249) in his own name, issue commencing c.1230, Cut Halfpenny, Short Cross Phase C, Roxburgh mint, moneyers Peris and Adam, RARE REIGN...there are only four outher recordings on the UKFD for this King.
The fourth coin is a coin that most UK detectorists would give there right kn---r for Harold11 .....Harold II (6 January-14 October, 1066) AR Penny. York mint. Outhgrim, moneyer. + HAROLD REX ANG, crowned bust left, holding sceptre before / PAX in banner across field, +OVDGRIM ON EOF. North 836.
Hope you enjoy the pictures
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