2013-05-20T10:00:01+01:00http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/jsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/xmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/rsshttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/atomhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/kmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/geojsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results26337120552114NMS-079461COINPOST MEDIEVALSilver halfgroat of Henry VIII or Edward VI in the name of Henry VIII, Canterbury, further details illegible, 1544-511544155142013-03-25T16:20:22Z2013-03-25T16:22:39Z1NORFOLKBRECKLANDOVINGTONTF920352.5908780.833026[...]REX[...]TOR1UncertainHenry VIII - Edward VIAdrian MarsdenSilverEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660Silver coin of Henry VIII, 3rd coinage, or Edward VI in the name of Henry VIIIEAST535394SOM-9AE924COINPOST MEDIEVALPost medieval silver shilling probably of William III (1694-1702), unclear bust, harp and crowns, unclear date, AD 1695-1700, unclear mint. The coin may have been deliberately smoothed but is not otherwise modified.1695170042012-12-13T10:31:46Z2012-12-13T10:33:04Z4.8925.311DEVONMID DEVONRestricted AccessWilland50.881154-3.394418Laureate and draped bust facing rightIllegibleUnclearIllegibleUncertainShillingWilliam III of EnglandLaura BurnettSilverModernSOUTH WEST535392SOM-9ABB97COINPOST MEDIEVALPost medieval silver shilling of William III (1694-1702), unclear bust, harp and crowns, unclear date, AD 1695-1700, minted at London. One edge of the coin has been bent up and the other down to create an S-shaped profile, one edge was then straightened. Coins modified in this way are often referred to as 'love tokens'. Although as it has been straightened this coin could also have been returned to the general money supply.1695170042012-12-13T10:19:39Z2012-12-13T10:22:41Z4.5625.111DEVONMID DEVONRestricted AccessWilland50.881154-3.394418Laureate and draped bust facing right[GVLIEL]MVS [III DEI GRA]UnclearIllegibleUncertainShillingWilliam III of EnglandLaura BurnettSilverModernSOUTH WEST535365WAW-8E1427COINPOST MEDIEVALPost Medieval coin: silver, or more likely, base silver Shilling of Edward VI (1547-1553) minted in an uncertain mint between 1547 and 1553. The coin when found was bent in half and the finder has since straightened it.1547155342012-12-12T19:55:47Z2013-01-04T09:17:13Z3.830.351HEREFORDSHIREHEREFORDSHIRETEDSTONE DELAMERESO675952.228204-2.484562The bust is not visible on the coin due to wear.EDWARD VI D G AGL [ ]The reverse is not visible on the coin due to wear.[ ] DOMINI FONS VITE M D [ ]UncertainShillingEdward VI of Englandimages/abolton/Angie BoltonSilverWAW-8E1427.jpg408668English coin early Modern 1489 - 1660WEST MIDLANDS528787SUR-A92B46COINPOST MEDIEVALA fragment of a groat of Henry VIII, 1544-7. Uncertain mint.1544154742012-11-07T16:56:21Z2012-11-14T12:44:19Z0.731OXFORDSHIRESOUTH OXFORDSHIRENEWINGTONSU619551.650493-1.119707Bust facing half right[...]HIB REX[POS]VI DEV[M...]UncertainGroatHenry VIII of Englandimages/dwilliams/David WilliamsSilverB12-438.JPG404165English coin early Modern 1489 - 1660SOUTH EAST AND LONDON523490SUR-1A9D85COINPOST MEDIEVALA very worn and corroded copper-alloy fragment of a Post Medieval Lennox farthing of James I (1603-1625) dating to c. AD 1613-1625, uncertain mint.1613162542012-10-07T17:12:09Z2012-10-24T11:22:03Z0.2315.61KENTTHANETMONKTONTR286551.338341.27204Crown and sceptre[IA]CO DG MAG [BRIT]Crown resting atop a HarpFRA E[T HIB REX]UncertainFarthing tokenJames I of Englandimages/lucye/Lucy EllisCopper alloy11-1884.JPG399235English coin early Modern 1489 - 1660Copper Harington or Lennox farthing of James ISOUTH EAST AND LONDONCharles I of EnglandPennyARUNCOINWEST SUSSEX2012-09-04T10:09:33ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1625SilverUncertain212.1SUSS-5D35D3PennyCharlesI.jpg395216Stephanie SmithStephanie Smith11.6Inner circle with depiction of a bearded bust, heavy mustache and double-arched crown facing left and the denomination mark 'I' behind head right.519133SUSS-5D35D34YAPTON0.44images/stephaniesmith/2012-09-12T14:21:10ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660[....] THRONVM [...].11649POST MEDIEVAL50.818432No inner circle with circular shield with new scroll garniture and no 'CR' on the side of shield.0.6 A heavily clipped penny of Charles I (1625-1649 AD). There are severe circumferential losses to this coin. Initial Mark probably two pellets; probably North Group E. The obverse has an inner circle and depicts a bearded bust, with heavy mustache with double-arched crown facing left and the denomination mark 'I' behind head right; the obverse legend reads: CAROL[VS] [...] [RE]X. The reverse has no inner circle and depicts a circular shield with new scroll garniture and no 'CR' on the side of shield; the legend reads: [....] THRONVM [...]. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p163, No. 2272; similar to Spink, p263, No. 2835. CAROL[VS] [...] [RE]X.-0.624384SU9703Mary, Queen of ScotsLionEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRECOINEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE2012-08-22T08:50:50ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER14.351558Copper alloyUncertain8DUR-49D6A4.jpg393375Emma MorrisEmma MorrisCrowned M517386DUR-49D6A44WOLD NEWTON0.6Scottish: Lion of Mary, Billon and copper, Second period, Francis and Mary (S 5449 - 5450)images/emorris/2012-08-22T09:03:58ZIllegible11560POST MEDIEVAL54.142317Lion rampant and star beneath A copper alloy Scottish lion or hardhead of Mary and Francis dating to 1558-1560. Obverse: Crowned M Rev: Illegible inscription; Lion rampant and star beneath. See Spink (2003) Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands, Second Edition, London: Spink and Sons: 77 (a variant on numbers 5445, 5449, 5450. No legend-0.409458TA0473Henry VII - Henry VIIIHalfpenny or farthingASHFORDCOINKENT2012-08-20T15:15:38ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1485SilverUncertain11.6SUSS-2549A2HalfpennyHenryVIIorVIII.jpg393057Stephanie SmithStephanie Smith12.5Crowned bust facing; single-arched crown and narrow hair517086SUSS-2549A24TENTERDEN0.27images/stephaniesmith/2012-08-20T15:21:40ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660illegible and mostly missing.11547POST MEDIEVAL51.056562Long cross fourchee; ends mostly missing.1.1 A very worn and damaged Post Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) or Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547). Withers Type 3, not further defined. Uncertain mint and initial mark. Identification is based upon the type if single-arched crown and narrow hair, in addition to the remains of the obverse legend. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, Nos. 1732-1738; 1779-1780. Withers (2004, pp 43-45) discusses the difference in characteristics of both series of halfpennies and suggests that there is a distinctive difference in the narrowness of the hairstyle between rulers; narrow hair on the bust indicates that the halfpenny corresponds to the reign of Henry VIII. However, the images supplied for Withers Type 3 examples issued by Henry VII are similar enough to deter a confident attribution of this coin to a single ruler. This coin has suffered severe circumferential losses as well as being bent. [hEN]RIC D[I] [GRA REX]0.681236TQ8832Edward I of EnglandPennyLEWESCOINEAST SUSSEX2012-07-17T13:54:11ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON18.21300SilverUncertain5SUSS-56E827PennyEdI.jpg391895Lucy EllisLucy EllisCrowned bust facing512606Near LewesSUSS-56E8274Restricted Access1.22Edwardian class 10 (N 1038-1043), not further definedimages/tcrnlje/2012-08-09T17:41:10ZEnglish coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377CIVI/TAS/[...]/[..?E]11310MEDIEVAL50.900703Long cross pattee dividing legend and inner annulet circle; three pellets within each quadrant0.65 A very worn medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272-1307) probably class 10, uncertain mint (c. AD 1300-1310). The extensive wear to this coin prevents further classification, aside from the closed 'C' and bifoliate crown. [+ EDW]A R ANGL D[NS h]YB-0.081539Henry VIII of EnglandPennyHUNTINGDONSHIRECOINCAMBRIDGESHIRE2012-07-11T14:08:29ZEAST13.471526SilverUncertain5DUR-D88DD6.jpg390436Emma MorrisEmma MorrisKing enrthroned holding orb and sceptre511945DUR-D88DD64GREAT GIDDING0.5Penny: Henry VIII, 1526-1544 (N 1808 - 1814)images/emorris/2012-08-21T12:30:43ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660CIVI/TAS/.../...11544POST MEDIEVAL52.433513Shield over longcross, TW either side A silver penny of Henry VIII, minted under Bishop Thomas Wolsley, 1526-1544 (second coinage), North Number: 1811. H D G ROSA SIE SPIA-0.354006TL1283Henry III of EnglandCut halfpennyKINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLKCOINNORFOLK2012-07-10T09:07:12ZEAST1248SilverUncertain9Adrian MarsdenAdrian Marsden511544NMS-BF07D23SHOULDHAMLong cross class 3, not further defined2012-07-10T09:10:00ZEnglish coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278[...]OLEON[...]11250MEDIEVAL52.634434 Silver cut halfpenny of Henry III, voided long cross class 3, moneyer Nicole of uncertain mint, 1248-50 [...]II0.495898TF6907Edward VI of EnglandPennyRYEDALECOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2012-07-09T14:00:05ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER14.551550SilverUncertainDUR-AE3E54.jpg388527Emma MorrisEmma MorrisDouble rose511460DUR-AE3E544CROPTON0.5Penny: Edward VI, Base silver, 1550-1553 (N 1945, 1946)images/emorris/2012-08-21T12:28:39ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660Illegible11553POST MEDIEVAL54.290833Longcross over royal shield A silver penny of Edward VI, 1550-1553 (third issue period), unknown mint, North Numbers: 1945-1946. [E D G ROSA SINE SPINA]-0.818566SE7789Class 5John of EnglandWEALDENCOINEAST SUSSEX2012-07-04T11:59:17ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1204SilverUncertain9.15SUSS-430152CutQuarterjohn.jpg388132Lucy EllisLucy Ellis8.85Crowned bust facing with sceptre in right hand510782Alciston CPSUSS-4301524Restricted Access0.31Short cross class 5a, not further definedimages/tcrnlje/2012-07-05T13:36:00ZEnglish coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278+ MIL[...•ON ...]11210MEDIEVAL50.824855Short voided cross pommee with small cross pommee saltires in each quarter0.85 A slightly worn silver Medieval short cross cut quarter penny of John (1199-1216), struck by the moneyer Miles, uncertain mint, Class 5 (AD 1204-1210). The presence of a normal 'S' with central pellet might suggest this coin is class 5b (cf. North 1991 Vol II, No. 970), which would suit the moneyer Miles of Oxford, though the lack of mint prevents a secure classification. [HENRI]CVS [R-EX]0.142537Edward III - Richard IIIPenny, halfpenny or farthingMID SUFFOLKCOINSUFFOLK2012-06-22T09:41:30ZEAST16.471344SilverUncertainAndrew BrownAndrew BrownCrowned bust facing within an inner circle, bifoliate crown509166ElmswellSF-43DCA34Restricted Access0.4Penny , halfpenny or farthing of Edward III to Richard III not further defined2012-06-22T09:49:00ZEnglish coin Late Medieval 1377 - 1489[]/[CO?]L/C[]/[]11489MEDIEVAL52.229229Long cross dividing the legend, three pellets in each angle of the cross, all within an inner circle A worn and incomplete silver penny of later Medieval date, in two joining fragments due to old breaks. It is of uncertain later Medieval date, c.1344-1489 AD. +[]GLI[E?]0.912452Edward I of EnglandPennyHAMBLETONCOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2012-06-21T11:16:17ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER1282SilverUncertain162.jpg386410Alex WhitlockAlex Whitlock11508918SnapeLANCUM-3028144Restricted AccessEdwardian class 4a (N 1023)images/AlexIdris/2012-10-01T10:18:06ZEnglish coin Edwardian type 1279 - 137711289MEDIEVAL54.25103 Incomplete hammered silver coin, probably of Edward I of England as one can make out ANGL on the obverse. Probably North 1023.There is a comma after L which is a characteristic of class 4a. It isjust about possible to make out the start of VILLA on the reverse, so it is probably minted at either Berwick, Newcastle, Bristol, Kingston-upon-Hull or Bury St Edmunds. Based on this the coin probably dates from 1282 to 1289AD. The length is 16mm, and the width is 11mm. -1.60246Henry III of EnglandPennyDAVENTRYCOINNORTHAMPTONSHIRE2012-06-15T12:42:49ZEAST MIDLANDS1216SilverUncertain9NARC-B2DC91 b.jpg385505Julie CassidyJulie Cassidy9bust facing within triangle507991NARC-B2DC914PRESTON CAPES0.27Long cross, not further definedimages/jcassidy/2012-06-15T12:52:00Z[ ]ION/[ ]11279MEDIEVAL52.172221voided longcross A silver hammered cut-quarter penny. Irish issue. Either Henry III or Edward I first coinage. [HENRICVS....]III-1.153317SP5853Henry VIII of EnglandHalfgroat (silver)DAVENTRYCOINNORTHAMPTONSHIRE2012-06-15T09:25:53ZEAST MIDLANDS201547SilverUncertain6NARC-AFFA13 b.jpg385447Julie CassidyJulie Cassidybust facing front507889NARC-AFFA134PRESTON CAPES0.95Halfgroat: Henry VIII, not further defined (N 1763 - 1772, 1800 - 1807, 1849 - 1853)images/jcassidy/2012-06-15T09:34:00ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 166011551POST MEDIEVAL52.172221longcross shield A silver hammered half groat of Henry VIII. Very worn with evidence that it has been folded in half creating stress fractures along the 2 oclock to 7 oclock axis. Probably a post-humous issue. [ ]-1.153317SP5853Charles I of EnglandShillingSOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRECOINNORTHAMPTONSHIRE2012-06-13T13:08:11ZEAST MIDLANDS181625SilverUncertainNARC-890BA7 b.jpg385074Julie CassidyJulie Cassidybust left507381NARC-890BA74ROTHERSTHORPE0.81Shilling: Charles I, not further defined (N 2216 - 2234)images/jcassidy/2012-06-13T13:20:00ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 166011649POST MEDIEVAL52.197671sheild A silver hammered coin fragments of Charles I. Possibly a shilling. The silver is debased and fragile. [ ]LOS D[ ]-0.962629SP7156Richard II of EnglandPennySOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRECOINNORTHAMPTONSHIRE2012-06-13T12:40:05ZEAST MIDLANDS181377SilverUncertainNARC-88A233 b.jpg385062Julie CassidyRobert Webleybust facing507374NARC-88A2334ROTHERSTHORPE0.81Penny: Richard II, not further defined (N 1325 - 1330)images/jcassidy/2012-06-13T18:10:17ZEnglish coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377CIVITAS [ ]11399MEDIEVAL52.197671Longcross. Saltire before legend. A silver hammered penny, probably of Richard II. (RI)CARDVS[ ]-0.962629SP7156