Two more hammered

[Silver Searcher]

Two of the biggest hammered so far this year, Charles 1 Halfcrown Tower Mint 1644-5, Groat Edward the 1V (I think) need to do a bit more research on this one as the double annulet (top left) making me think it could be something else, Dugfinds might help out on this one. I am out again tomorrow will keep you guys posted TK 8)

 

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[JerV3]

Those are awesome

HH Jer

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Very nice hammereds! The coin in question looks like an Edward III (1327-1377), in excellent condition, it is very close to that time period. Thanks for sharing the great finds and HH, Mike

 

[dugupfinds]

Your on a roll, keep it up. I thought you weren't off to the hammered field today?

Or have you found another hot spot? 8)

Agree with Mike, definately a Edward III. The give away is the mint mark above the crown.

Halfcrown very rare & not too damaged either, nice

 

[halfdime]

Those are really something!

 

[kenb]

Fantastic finds, beautiful coins congratulations.

kenb

 

[ran-man]

those are nice

 

[RonO]

What great finds, TK!!! You are really making me anticipate my detecting trip in March to Holland and also to Cambridgeshire County in England. Keep sharing those great photos with us.
Ron

 

[eric in ks]

Awesome possum! Great finds. Eric

 

[Trash Digger]

Those are fantastic finds! Congratulations.

Mike

 

[Blind.In.Texas]

Nice finds. And to think I was stoked about a 1883 Indian penny....

Laater...

 

[RonNewbie]

Wow, such impressive finds. Gee, I envy anyone living in Europe. I used to live in Spain but had no interest back then in detecting. I actually had some friends who found some old Roman coins in Toledo WITHOUT a metal detector. I can only imagine what could be found WITH a detector.

Thanks for sharing your great pics.

 

[ghostrider1775]

Absolutely SWEET!!!!! WTG

 

[Night Stalker]

Very unique - thanks for sharing.

 

[lordmarcovan]

Bloody awesome. Here on this side of the pond, a "Civil War era" coin means something from the mid-1800s.

I like your "Civil War era" coins even better!