WREX-7DF4F1: COIN
Complete silver short cross penny of John (1199-1216AD), Class v dating c.1210-c.1215AD, Rhuddlan mint (North 973/3). Obverse: Crowned bust facing with a sceptre with the legend reading HENRICVS REX Reverse: Voided short cross with quatrefoil in each angle with the legend reading HENRICVS O [N] RULAN. Measurements: diameter: 18.3mm; thickness: 0.9mm; weight: 1.32g. Die axis: 3.
Stable URI: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/1161587

HAMP-79FC1C: COIN
A silver penny of King Coenwulf of Mercia dating to the Early Medieval period (c. AD 796-821) struck by Seberht at Canterbury. The obverse depicts a legend reading COENVVLF REX arranged circumferentially around a central circle and an M (for Mercia) within it. The reverse depicts a voided Tribrach moline consisting of two lines that divides the name of the moneyer with triangular-shaped pellets in the sectors. An North 1994, no. 342. Obverse: Central barred uncial M (Mercia), enclosed by beaded circle, legend +COENVVLFREX around. Reverse: SE / BE / RHT in the angles of a two line moline. Pellets at the base of two of the three angles. Toned grey/silver highlights and silver/cream relief. A little mottled toning on the reverse. Crack radiating from 5oclock to inner beaded ring. Outer rim largely missing.
Stable URI: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/1161497

WMID-68CC02: COIN
A Medieval voided long cross silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (r. AD 1216 to AD 1272). Class 5, dating to AD 1250-1275. Moneyer WILLEM. Minted in Canterbury.
Stable URI: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/1161431

GLO-68C443: COIN
An Iron Age silver unit of the East Anglian Region / Iceni, dating to the period c.AD 10-45, possibly EDN type. Obverse: Back-to-back crescents on vertical wreath. Two pellets between crescents. Reverse: Globular horse right, large oval head with pellet for eye, S below head, corn-ear mane, three pellets below. cf. ABC no. 1672.

WMID-687689: COIN
A complete Medieval short cross silver penny of Henry III (r. AD 1216 to AD 1272). Triple pellet stop before REX. Cross pomme on reverse. Class 8b2, dating to AD 1242-1244. Moneyer Nichole. Minted in London.

HAMP-65FF89: COIN
Complete silver denarius of Nerva (AD96-98) dating to the period c.AD97 (Reece Period 5). Mint of Rome. RIC II, p. 224, no. 14. Obverse: Laurate head right with the legend IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P COS III P P Reverse: clasped hands and the legend CONCORDIA EXERCITVVM

SUSS-65DE09: COIN
A worn Medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) class 10cf dating to AD 1305-1310. Mint of London. Dimensions: diameter: 16.53mm, weight: 0.93g

BERK-50A71A: COIN
A fragment of an Iron Age silver unit of Eastern North Thames Region, possibly of the Trinovantes. Obverse worn. Rev. Horse right. The form of the legs, open triangles, is similar to those on coins of the Trinovantes.

BERK-505161: COIN
A silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to AD 1247-1272. Uncertain class, moneyer and mint.

BERK-50316F: COIN
A silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) dating to AD 1280-1307. Uncertain class. Mint of York.

SUR-25C5C6: COIN
An extremely worn silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), coronet initial mark dating to 1567-1570 but no date above shield on reverse. As North (1991), p134, number 1997.

SUR-25ABFA: COIN
An extremely worn silver groat of Queen Mary (1553-1554), Pomegranate initial mark. As North (1991) number 1960; Spink 2492.

SUR-2574D6: COIN
An incomplete iron age silver unit (12.8mm, 1.24g) of the Atrebates / Southern region attributed to Verica. "Verica Smiley" type dating to c. AD 10-40. Obverse: [C]OM [F] with crescent and two pellet-in-ring motifs above and below. Reverse: boar, right, with star above and [VIRI] below. As ABC 1220.

A silver halfgroat of the Commonwealth of England (1649-1660), with reverse depicting the conjoined shields of St George and Ireland with value mark 'I I' above, London mint. As North (1991), no.2728.

A silver penny of the Commonwealth (1649-1660). London Tower mint. As North (1991), number 2729.

SUR-253BA8: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Charles I (1625-1649). Obverse and reverse feature a rose, no legends. As North (1991), p163, number 2274.

WMID-24A0DF: COIN
A complete Post Medieval half groat of Charles I (r. AD 1625 to AD 1649). Bust facing left with II behind. Oval garnished shield. Inner circles on both sides. Mint mark: triangle in circle, dating to AD 1641-43. Spink (2008) no.2832. North Vol 2, p162. Group D, no 2258.

WMID-2465DB: COIN
A clipped and heavily worn Medieval short cross silver penny of Henry III (r. AD 1216 to AD 1272). Triple pellet stops. Most likely Class 8, dating to AD 1242-1247. Moneyer and mint unknown, due to missing and faded legend.

A silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class 3b dating to 1280-1281. Bristol mint. As North 1017.

WMID-13636F: COIN
A complete Roman Republican silver denarius of Mark Antony (42-30 BC) dating to 31 BC (Reece Period 1). LEG XII reverse type depicting legionary eagle between two standards. Travelling mint. Measurements: diameter 16.6mm, weight 3 grams.

GLO-132237: BROOCH
A silver annular brooch that has a semicircular cross-section frame with a constriction to one side to mount the pin. The frame is decorated with four animal heads that are arranged into two set. The first group is bordering the constriction bar with the two heads facing each other and the bar in between. Each head has a raised, square cranium with pellet eyes in the two froward faceted corners and upwardly projecting knop ears above the rear two corners. The narrowed snout is bevelled on either side and grips the constriction between the two heads. This is mirrored on the opposite side where the two beast heads are this time gripping the pointed pin rest. Midway along the sides of the frame are large oval decorative floral bosses with incised annulet decoration. The pin is missing. This style of this annular brooch can be dated to the medieval period (c. 13th Century), with excavated examples being recorded from London (e.g. Egan and Pritchard 2002: 247-255). Examples made from precious metals with similar zoomorphic decoration previously reported under the 1996 Treasure Act include SUR-B6CA28 (2024T176), SUR-EBAA29 (2022T21), KENT-634AE1 (2019T331), SOM-4A5B97 (2015T344) and HAMP-ACA4F8 (2016T504).

SUSS-123265: COIN
A complete Medieval silver farthing of Richard II (AD 1377-1399) Early bust type/Withers type 1g (North no. 1333a) dating to AD 1377-1399. Mint of London. Diameter: 10.30mm and weight: 0.27g.

SUSS-11EA8F: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272 - 1307), dating to AD 1300 - 1302. Class 10ab2, mint of Canterbury. North (1991) Volume 2, p 31 no 1038/1. Diameter: 17.25mm and weight: 1.14g. The flan is bent with a slight tear.

SUSS-117668: COIN
A worn and lightly clipped bent medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III (1327-1377); Star marked coinage dating c. AD 1335-1343. Withers (2002) type 4(ii) or 5(ii). Mint of London. Cf. North (1991) number 1102/1. Diameter: 12.81mm and weight: 0.56g.

SUSS-10B5C2: COIN
A worn and lightly clipped bent medieval silver halfpenny of Richard II (1377-1399) dating c. AD 1377-1399. Probably Withers (2002) type 2. Mint of London. Cf. North (1991) number 1331.

OXON-0E31B1: COIN
A worn Post-Medieval silver coin probably a sixpence of William III (AD 1694-1702). The coin is worn to be completely unclear/illegible.

GLO-FD586C: FINGER RING
Roman silver finger ring fragment of Guiraud type 2b. The ring retains only about 50% of the bezel and one shoulder. The bezel would have originally been oval with a recessed oval cell in the centre that would have mounted a glass or stone but which is now missing. Flanking the stone and running along the edge of both sides is a line of stamped annulars that are confined to the bezel. The shoulder is undecorated and narrows to the hoop which is now truncated. This is an addendum to 2012T279 GLO-E86407 and represents the missing second half of the ring.

ESS-FBD3B4: COIN
A complete Roman Republican silver denarius of Mark Antony (42-30 BC) dating to 31 BC (Reece Period 1). LEG VIIII reverse type depicting legionary eagle between two standards. Travelling mint. Measurements: diameter: 18mm; weight: 3.03g

LEIC-FBB7E2: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver fourpence of Charles II (1660 - 1685) dated to AD 1682. Four interlinked C's reverse. Mint of London. The coin is slightly bent. Spink (2012), p.340, no.3384. Diameter: 18.5 mm Weight: 2.03 g

SUR-FB24BB: COIN
An extremely worn silver medieval short cross penny of Henry III, class 7c dating to 1236-1242. Moneyer is LEDVLF at London mint.

GLO-FAF5A3: COIN
A silver penny of Edward I or II Class 10cf3 Date c1307-1309 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards EDWA R ANGL DNS HYB Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle CIVITAS LONDON

BERK-F90AE0: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to AD 1625-1649. Uncertain class. Tower mint. The coin is cut and worn.

BERK-F8F8D1: COIN
A silver penny of unknown monach (AD 1377-1485) uncertain class. Mint of York. The coin is heavily clipped and worn.

BERK-F8E951: COIN
A silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) class 10cf dating to AD 1305-1307. Mint of London.

LEIC-F8B3F9: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Trajan, dating to c.AD 103 - 111. Reece Period 5. COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC DAC CAP, reverse type shows Dacian, his hands bound behind him, seated right on a pile of shields and arms. Mint of Rome. RIC II Trajan 96 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 2.61 g

WREX-EF5F70: COIN
Complete but worn silver coin, probably an Elizabeth I (1558-1603AD) halfgroat, with an uncertain initial mark, date is possibly 1582-1603AD. Obverse has traces of a crowned bust left but little of the legend is legible […] B RE […]. Reverse has a squared shield on long cross fourchée, dividing the legend […] / TAS / LON / […]. Measurements: Diameter: 17.1mm; thickness: 0.5mm; weight: 0.87g; Die axis: 9

WREX-EF49CD: COIN
Complete silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603AD) second issue with a long cross initial mark dating 1580-1581AD. Obverse has worn crowned bust left with the legend E D G ROSA SINE SPINA. Reverse has a square shield on long cross fourchée, dividing the legend CIVI / TAS / LON / DON. Measurements: Diameter: 15.0mm; thickness: 0.3mm; weight: 0.44g; die axis: 2

NARC-E9368A: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Third coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. One initial mark. London mint. AD 1601-1602. Diameter: 15.59mm, Thickness: 0.52mm, Weight: 0.5g. The coin is missing a section between 12-5 O’clock. North Vol II, P 137, No 2016.

NARC-E929C1: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Pre-Treaty series D-G to Post-Treaty series. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. York archiepiscopal mint. AD 1352-1377. Diameter: 18.02mm, Thickness: 0.54mm, Weight: 0.9g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 1-4 O’clock.

NARC-E8EF85: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10ab-cf. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and quatrefoil with pellet in centre. York mint. AD 1301-1310. Diameter: 17.69mm, Thickness: 0.68mm, Weight: 1.0g The coin is double struck on the obverse and is missing minor portions of its outer flan.

NARC-E8AD1C: COIN
A complete silver Sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée reverse over squared shield with date above. Ermine initial mark. London mint. AD 1571. Diameter: 25.45mm, Thickness: 0.80mm, Weight: 2.9g North Vol II, P 134, No 1997

SUSS-E87062: COIN
A complete silver medieval cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating between AD 1248-1256. Long-cross class IIa or Vb. Probably mint of Canterbury. North (1991) no: 985 or 991. Dimensions: length: 8.63mm, width: 8.11mm, thickness: 0.72mm, weight: 0.28g

WMID-E7D1C2: COIN
An incomplete and worn Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward I or Edward III (AD 1272 to AD 1377). Long cross reverse. Bifoliate crown. Minted in London. Parts of the outer flan is missing / damaged, resulting in a loss of some of the legend.

WMID-E7A7A4: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Long cross reverse. Trifoliate crown. Probably class 3cd, dating to AD 1280. Bristol mint. Part of the outer flan is missing, resulting in some of the legend missing. North vol.2, no. 1018/19.

WMID-E76A8E: COIN
A complete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Long cross reverse. Bifoliate crown. Probably class 10cf, dating to AD 1305-1310. Canterbury mint.

WMID-E71330: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver halfgroat of James I (r. AD 1603 to AD 1625). Second coinage (AD1604-1619). Crowned rose on obverse and crowned thistle on reverse. Plain cross initial mark. North Vol 2, p. 146, no 2105.

SUR-E61E26: COIN
A silver shilling of Charles I, Group F with triangle initial mark dating to 1639 - 1640. London Tower mint. As North (1991) no 2231.

SUR-E5FC36: COIN
A silver penny of the Commonwealth (1649-1660). London Tower mint. As North (1991), number 2729.

SUR-E5E0DE: COIN
A silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), martlet initial mark dating to 1560-1561. As North (1991), p133, number 1988.

SUR-E598DD: COIN
A heavily clipped and worn silver Medieval penny of Henry VI, first reign (1422-1462), possibly Rosette-Mascle issue dating to 1427-1430. Saltires by the hair on the obverse, saltire stops on the reverse. Mint of York.

WMID-E530D1: COIN
A worn silver short cross cut half penny of John (r. AD 1199-1216). Class 5, dating to AD 1204 - 1209. Obverse: Crowned bust holding sceptre. Legend: [hEN]RICVS R[EX]. Reverse: Short cross with a quatrefoil in each angle, Legend: +MIL[.......]E. Moneyer Miles. Winchester or Oxford mint.

WREX-E5007C: COIN
Incomplete silver groat of Henry VIII (1509-1547AD) third coinage, third bust, London (Tower) mint, dating 1544-1547. Obverse has crowned bust right and the legend […]DI GRA AG[…] Reverse has a squared shield on long cross fourchée, dividing the legend, POSVI […] Measurements: Diameter: 21.2mm; thickness: 0.5mm; weight: 1.14g; die axis 4

WREX-E4A8D2: COIN
Silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603AD), second coinage, with a lion initial mark, dating 1567 (North 1997). Obverse has the crowned bust left, with a rose behind the head and the legend ELIZABETH DG ANG FR ET HI REGINA. Reverse has a squared shield on long cross fourchée, dividing the legend POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV with the date 1567 above. Measurements: Diameter 34.2mm; thickness: 0.6mm; weight: 2.72g; die axis: 6

OXON-E40A23: COIN
A Medieval silver long cross farthing of Edward III (AD 1327-1377), Farthing uncertain class dating to AD 1327-1377. London Mint

NMS-E3DE98: COIN
Silver groat of Richard III, London, initial mark sun/rose, North 1679, weight 2.99g, little wear, 1483-5

OXON-E3CEA8: COIN
A clipped Medieval silver long cross halfpenny of Richard II (AD 1377-1399), dating to AD 1377-1399. Mint of London. Withers and Withers (2005: 50), Type 4 (based on the shape of the crown) or Type 5 (based on the misalignment between chest/neck and head). North (1991: 63), no. 1332.

OXON-E306CE: COIN
A silver Medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), class 5c-5i, dating to AD 1253-72. Struck by unclear moneyer at unclear mint. North (1994: 227) Nos. 993-999.

NARC-D32B93: COIN
A complete silver Roman Republican denarius serratus of Q. Antoninus Balbus, dating to the period 83 - 82 BC (Reece Period 1). D/Q∙ANTO∙BALB/PR reverse type depicting Victory in quadriga, right, holding reins and palm-branch in left hand and wreath in right hand. Mint of Rome. Diameter: 18.74mm, Weight: 3.5g RRC p. 389, no. 364/1c.

SUR-D11BAD: COIN
A clipped and heavily worn silver half groat of Charles I (AD 1625 to AD 1649), Group D with inner circles to both sides and (R) initial mark dating to 1644 - 1645. London Tower mint. As North vol 2, p 162, no 2258.

SUR-CD4880: COIN
A silver half groat of Charles I minted under parliament (AD 1625-1649). Group D but uncertain initial mark. Oval garnished shield reverse with inner circles on both sides. London mint. Cf. North (1991), No 2258.

OXON-94F1A5: COIN
A silver Roman siliqua of Constantius II (AD 317-361), dating to AD 353-355 (Reece period 18). VOTIS/XXX/MVLTIS/XXXX within a wreath reverse type. Mint of Arles. RIC VIII, no. 207.

KENT-926022: FINGER RING
A complete Medieval cast silver-gilt finger ring, of stirrup style, and dating to c.AD.1150-1500. Description: The object is stirrup shaped, with a sub-circular hoop rising to a triangular bezel. In cross-section the hoop is D-shaped and is uninscribed. The bezel has an integrally cast silver boss, in place and in imitation of a gem setting. The ring is a bright gold in colour, with patches of the gilding having worn away to reveal the silver beneath. The object has two small nicks but is otherwise in good condition and complete. Measurements: External Hoop Diameter: 23.29 mm; Length (from the top of the bezel to the back of the hoop): 30.95 mm; Thickness of Hoop: 1.61 mm; Bezel Diameter: 3.29 mm and Weight: 4.38 g. Discussion: This form of 'stirrup' ring was in use from c. AD 1150 - 1500, but was most popular during the 13th Century (Egan & Pritchard, 1991). A number of silver gilt examples are recorded on the PAS database, such as KENT-B38915 and SF-3301F3. The false setting of the metal knop is not particularly common but can be seen in other stirrup rings such as KENT-06CA7C and GLO-4731EA. This would have been used to replicate the gemstones seen in other rings, such as KENT-D467F1. This object was found in very close vicinity to KENT-9266B7 and as such may have some association. Both were found in the vicinity of Medieval hammered coinage (notably of Henry III) and pottery dating to the 12th and 13th centuries. Treasure Conclusion: As this object is over 300 years old and contains more than 10% precious metals, it constitutes potential Treasure under the stipulations of the The Treasure Act 1996.

A silver penny of Edward II (1307-1327), Class 15a, minted at Canterbury, AD 1319-1320, North 1066. Obv. +EDWAR R ANGL [DNS hY]B. Obv. CIVI TAS CAN TOR Axis 10 o'clock

SUR-921E21: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Edward I, Class 3 or 4 (Withers Type 1-4), dating to 1280-1287. London mint. As North 1046.

SUR-902DD9: COIN
A post medieval silver halfpenny of James I dating to AD 1604 to 1605, second coinage, crown initial mark dating to 1604-1605. Minted at London. As North (1991) 2107.

LEIC-8FE9EA: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (First reign) (1461 - 1470), dating to c.AD 1461 - 1465. Heavy coinage, mint of Durham. Rose in centre of reverse - local die. Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 0.8 g

SUR-8F70ED: COIN
An extremely corroded silver medieval short cross cut farthing of Richard I or John, Class 3-5 dating to c. 1190-1207. Moneyer probably [GOL]DW[INE] at London or Canterbury.

SUR-8F53B1: COIN
An extremely corroded silver medieval long cross penny, probably of Edward III, fourth coinage, Pre-Treaty Series D dating to 1352-1353. London mint.

NARC-821CD9: THIMBLE
An incomplete silver Thimble of Modern date (AD 1800-1900). The object is composed of a pressed metal sheet, the upper dome is missing, and the lower band is composed of a short flattened separate fragment. The main body of the object is flattened and distorted with evenly machine stamped square pits on the upper surface, forming a lattice pattern. The lower portion of the object has a pair of circumferential raised borders, composed of two sets of four incised lines. The inner surface is undecorated. Height (composite): 18.29mm, Width: 26.38mm, Thickness: 0.36mm, Weight: 0.9g.

SUR-800F04: COIN
A silver early Medieval early penny (sceat), Series H (secondary) Type 49: Metcalf 1, Wodan / Peacock, dating to AD 720-745. Obverse: round moustached Woden face centrally with beaded outline surrounded by ten bosses comprising pellets in annulets. Reverse: Crested peacock displaying right with linear body, splayed feet and pellet within ring of pellets below neck. Hamwic (Southampton) Mint. See Abrahamson (2017): p. 185.

SUSS-7E138E: COIN
A cut fragment (1/8)of a post medieval silver groat of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547) dating c. 1544-1547. Third coinage, Bust 1. Cf. North 1844; Spink 2369. Dimensions: length: 10.00mm, width: 7.65mm, thickness: 0.77mm, weight: 0.25g

SUSS-7D287E: COIN
A complete silver Early Medieval cut farthing of Cnut (1016-1035), 'Pointed Helmet' type dating to c.AD 1024-30, mint and moneyer: unclear. Ref: North 1994:168 no: 787. Spink: 1158. Dimensions: length: 9.14mm, width: 8.94mm, thickness: 0.39mm, weight: 0.17g

SUSS-7C2903: COIN
A complete extremely worn medieval silver cut farthing, probably of Henry II-Edward I (AD 1154-1189/1272-1307) dating between AD 1180-1279. Probably short cross or voided longcross reverse type. Unknown mint, unknown moneyer. Dimensions: length: 9.74mm, width: 8.95mm, thickness: 0.54mm, weight: 0.30g

SUSS-7AEAE5: COIN
A complete medieval silver cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) Longcross reverse type, class IIIa or IIIb, dating between AD 1248-1250. Mint of York or Norwich. As North no 986/987. Dimensions: length: 8.39mm, width: 8.03mm, thickness: 0.65mm, weight: 0.25g

SUR-671FEC: COIN
A silver medieval voided long cross penny of Henry III, Class IIIb dating to 1248-1250. Moneyer is Philip at Northampton mint. As North no.987.

ESS-6635F3: COIN
A complete silver medieval cut farthing of Henry II to Henry III. Unclear class dating to the period 1180-1247. Probably Minted in London by an unclear moneyer. Measurements: Length: 10.4mm; Width: 10.3mm; Weight: 0.33g

ESS-65B629: COIN
A complete silver medieval short cross penny of John (1199-1216), or Henry III (1216-1272). Class 5a2* dating to the period 1204-1205. Minted in Exeter by Ricard. North (1994, 222) no. 969. The coin is bent towards the obverse. Measurements: Diameter: 18.0mm; Weight: 1.46g

SUR-6568E9: COIN
A heavily worn silver Medieval penny, possibly of Edward IV, first or second reign, c. 1465 to 1476. York mint, unclear type, probably local dies or an imitation and possibly issued under Archbishop George Neville.

LEIC-59D8A6: COIN
A Medieval silver cut voided shortcross half penny, dating to c.AD 1180 - 1247. Uncertain class and moneyer, mint of London. Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 0.4 g

LEIC-59BA1A: COIN
A clipped Post-Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VIII (1509 - 1547), dating to c.AD 1532 - 1542. Second coinage. arrow initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 112 no 1815 Diameter: 9 mm Weight: 0.1 g

LEIC-596104: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272 - 1307), dating to c.AD 1303 - 1305. Class 10ab5. Mint of Bury St Edmunds. North (1991) Volume 2, p31 . no 1039/3 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1.2 g

LEIC-58CE38: COIN
A Post-Medieval halfgroat of James I (1603 - 1625), dating to AD 1603 - 1625. Uncertain initial mark, not further defined.. Mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 144 no 2076 Diameter: 17.5 mm Weight: 0.79 g

ESS-5537CD: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman radiate of Trajan Decius (AD 249-251), dating to AD 249 - AD 251. Reece period 12. [CONSECRATIO] reverse type depicting a rectangular altar, with four panels in front, lighted. Mint unclear. Trajan Decius issued coins of this denomination with the portraits of various deified emperors on the obverse. The emperor depicted here is unclear. Complete diamewter of coin not measurable due to it being incomplete. Measurements: diameter 12.49 mm; weight: 0.62g

LEIC-5457D1: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Trajan, dating to c.AD 103 - 111. Reece Period 4. COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC, reverse type shows Felicitas, draped, standing left, holding caduceus in right hand and cornucopiae in left. Mint of Rome. RIC II Trajan 121 Diameter: 18.5 mm Weight: 2.43 g

NARC-53FF10: COIN
A complete silver Penny of James I (AD 1603-1625). First coinage. Thistle reverse. Rose initial mark. London mint. AD 1605-1606. Diameter: 14.74mm, Thickness: 0.38mm, Weight: 0.4g The coin has a central circular perforation with a diameter of 1.36mm. North Vol II, P 146, No 2106/1

NARC-539937: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10cf3. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1307-1309. Diameter: 16.37mm, Thickness: 0.69mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan due to clipping. North Vol II, P 32, No 1042/1-2

NARC-537C08: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 3c-e. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. York mint. AD 1280-1282. Diameter: 19.22mm, Thickness: 0.65mm, Weight: 1.2g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan between 5-6 and 7-8 O’clock. North Vol II, P 29, Nos 1018-1020

SUR-5326C2: COIN
A medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III (1327-1377), second (star marked) coinage (Withers Type 5), dating to 1335-1343. Mint of London. As North (1991) 1102.

WMID-532634: COIN
A silver Roman Republican denarius of the moneyer P. Paetus, dating to the period c.138 BC (Reece period 1). Obverse: Helmeted head of Roman right, X behind bust. Reverse: Dioscuri galloping right, P.PAETVS / ROMA below. Mint of Rome. RRC 233/1

SUR-530E0A: COIN
A heavily clipped and extremely worn silver medieval long cross penny of uncertain 15th century ruler, probably either Edward IV or Henry VI. Mint of York.

SUR-5282D2: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut halfpenny of John, Class 5 dating to 1204-1207. Uncertain moneyer, Northampton or Norwich mint.

SUR-525F18: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut halfpenny, possibly of John or Henry III and Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Uncertain moneyer, Canterbury mint.

SUR-524AD8: COIN
A worn silver medieval long cross cut farthing of Henry III, Class II - III dating to 1248-1250. Moneyer uncertain, Canterbury mint.

A worn silver medieval short cross cut farthing of Richard I, Class 4a dating to 1194-1200. Moneyer is possibly [PIR]ES at Winchester mint.

LEIC-5008EC: COIN
A silver Roman Republican denarius of the moneyer L.Appuleius Saturninus, dating to c.104 BC (Reece Period 1). L·SATVRN reverse type depicting Saturn in quadriga, right, holding reins in left hand and harpa in right hand. Border of dots. Mint of Rome. RRC 317/3b Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 3.42 g

A Iron Age silver unit of the North Thames region / Catuvellauni and Trinovantes, attributed to Agr and dating to the period c.AD 35-43. Agr Bitch type depticting AGR (or ACR) at centre, wreath and pellet border. Reverse depicts bitch right, standing on snake held in left paw and mouth, AGR in exergue. ABC no. 3005; BMC no. 1899. Measurements: diameter: 15mm; weight: 1.28g

SUSS-3F3FC8: COIN
An incomplete post medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307); class 2b dating to January to May AD 1280. Mint of Bristol. As North (1991) no. 1015. A very small sliver has been clipped from the flan, cutting diagonally into the legend Dimensions: diameter: 19.50mm, thickness: 0.54mm, weight: 1.33g

SUSS-3EAD0B: COIN
A complete post medieval silver halfgroat of James I (AD 1603-1625) dating to AD 1611-1612. Second Coinage (AD 1604-1619).Mullet initial mark. Tower Mint, London. As North (1991) no. 2105/1 Dimensions: diameter: 17.12mm, thickness: 0.52mm, weight: 0.89g

SUSS-3DCAB9: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver short-cross penny of John (AD 1199-1216), class 5b1/5a mule dating to AD 1205. Moneyer Iohan, mint of Winchester. As North no. 970. (North 1994: pp221). The coin has been bent in half and slightly unbent, resulting in a hairline crack down the central line. A small part of the flan is missing from 8-11 o'clock on the obverse. Dimensions: diameter: 18.85mm, thickness: 0.70mm, weight: 1.25g

ESS-3D581E: COIN
A complete post-medieval silver Russian wire kopek or Denga (half kopek) possibly struck in the name of Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich Romanov (1613-45). Mint: Moscow. Measurements: Length: 12.5 mm; width 9.3 mm; thickness: 0.6 mm; weight: 0.5 g Discussion: See KENT-60C25B for a discussion

WMID-3D0A70: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272 to AD 1307). Possibly class 10cf, dating from AD 1305-1310. Bifoliate crown. Long cross reverse. Minted in Canterbury. Half of the coin is missing. North Vol 2, p. 32,no: 1040.

WMID-3CEFF0: COIN
A complete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272 to AD 1307). Dating from AD 1305-1310. Long cross reverse. Minted in London. Class 10cf. North Vol 2, p. 32,no: 1040.

SUSS-3CC504: COIN
A complete medieval silver-long cross cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) probably class 5 dating to AD 1250-1275. Unclear moneyer. Mint of London. Dimensions: length: 9.48mm, width: 8.93mm, thickness: 0.41mm, weight: 0.26g

WMID-3C4F77: COIN
A very worn pierced Post Medieval silver penny of Charles I (r. AD 1625 to AD 1649). Obverse: completely smooth. Illegible. Reverse: Oval garnished shield. No inner circles. Illegible legend. North Vol 2, p.162/3, 2261-2273.

LEIC-3B0D15: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver halfgroat of the Commonwealth (1649 - 1660), dating to c. AD 1649 - 1660. II above shield. Mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 206 no 2728. Diameter: 15.5 mm Weight: 0.9 g

LEIC-3AC940: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272 - 1307), dating to AD 1302 - 1303. Class 10ab3, mint of Canterbury. North (1991) Volume 2, p 31 no 1038/2 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1.32 g

NARC-00B7E2: COIN
A complete silver Spanish Neatherlands Daalder of Philip II of Spain (AD 1556-1598). Crowned arms between fire irons with flames reverse. Cross initial mark. Probably mint of Hasselt. AD 1563. Diameter: 40.90mm, Thickness: 2.96mm, Weight: 33.5g See: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces363116.html

NARC-00A6AA: COIN
A complete silver Farthing of Henry V (AD 1413-1422). Withers Type 2c/e/g. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. Diameter: 8.44mm, Thickness: 0.76mm, Weight: 0.3g North Vol II, P 72, No 1413.

NARC-008995: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Ecgberht, King of Wessex (AD 802-839). Portrait/Dorob C type. Minted by Diormod in Canterbury. AD 828-839. Diameter: 19.61mm, Thickness: 0.77mm, Weight: 1.3g The coin is missing a minor portion of its outer flan between 11-1 O’clock. North Vol I, P 118, No 573.

LEIC-FDD920: COIN
A Roman silver siliqua of Gratian, dating to c.AD 378 - 383. Reece Period 20. VIRTVS ROMANORVM, reverse type shows Roma, head left, seated facing, on throne, holding globe and reversed spear. Mint of Trier. RIC IX Treveri 58A Diameter: 18.3 mm Weight: 2.01 g

SUSS-EBA0FD: COIN
A worn silver fourpence of Charles II (1660-1685) dating c AD 1670-1684. Milled coinage. Four interlinked C's with quartered emblems reverse with unclear date. London. Spink: 3384. Diameter: 19.34mm and weight: 1.76g.

WMID-EB5A56: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). Second issue. Rose behind bust. Castle intial mark. Date above shield reads 1571. North Vol 2, p134, no. 1997.

SUR-EB2C67: COIN
A worn silver medieval long cross penny of Edward I, class 3-4 dating to 1280-1289. London mint.

SUR-EACEFD: COIN
A worn silver medieval long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III, class III dating to 1248-1250. Moneyer is NIC[OLE], Canterbury mint.

SUR-EA8E95: COIN
A worn silver Medieval short cross cut halfpenny of Henry II, Class 1b dating to 1180-1185. Uncertain moneyer, London mint. The coin has broken into two pieces.

YORYM-EA0CD1: COIN
A silver medieval Scottish penny of Alexander III (1249-86) dating to the period AD 1250 – 1280. First coinage. Voided long cross with four six-pointed mullets in quarters reverse (24 points total). Moneyer Robert. Mint of Berwick. Class III. Spink 2015, p.16, no.5043.

KENT-EA0681: COIN
An incomplete Roman silver denarius of Tiberius (AD 14-37), dating to AD 14-37, Reece Period 1. Description: This denarius is the PONTIF MAXIM reverse type and of uncertain mint. Obverse: Laureate head right, the inscription reads [TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS]. Reverse: Female figure (Livia) seated right, holding branch and vertical sceptre, the inscription reads PONTIF [MAXIM]. Measurements: Diameter: 17.03 mm; Thickness: 1.76 mm and Weight: 3.06 g. Discussion: This type is known apocryphally as a "Tribute penny", as it is assumed to be the coin referred to in the gospel of Mark 12:15: "Bring me a penny, that I may see it". See RIC I, No.26-30.

KENT-E90DF3: COIN
A complete Roman silver denarius of Nero (AD 54-68), dating to AD 64-65, Reece Period 3. Description: This denarius is the IVPPITER CVSTOS reverse type and minted in Rome. Obverse: Laureate head right, the inscription reads IMP [NERO CAESAR] AVGVSTVS. Reverse: Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre, the inscription reads IVPPITER CVSTOS. Measurements: Diameter: 17.2 mm; Thickness: 1.99 mm and Weight: 3.01 g. Discussion: See Seaby, No.123 and RIC I, No.53.

NARC-E841E1: COIN
A complete silver Shilling of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). First coinage. Long cross fourchée reverse over squared shield with date above. Lis initial mark. London mint. AD 1558-1560. Diameter: 32.97mm, Thickness: 0.88mm, Weight: 5.9g North Vol II, P 133, No 1985

NARC-E80D82: COIN
A complete silver denarius of Elagabalus dating to AD 221. P M TRP IIII COS III PP reverse depicting a Victory flying left holding diadem in both hands, small shield on either side; in right field a star. Rome mint. Diameter: 19.20mm, Weight: 3.1g RIC IV, p. 31, no. 45.

NARC-E7DB93: COIN
An incomplete silver quarter Thistle Merk of James VI of Scotland (AD 1567-1625). Eighth coinage. Crowned thistle reverse. Edinburgh Castle mint. AD 1601-1604. Diameter: 16.26mm, Thickness: 0.53mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan.

NARC-E7CB79: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1310). Class 8b. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1294-1299. Diameter: 18.15mm, Thickness: 0.82mm, Weight: 1.3g The coin is missing a minor portion of its outer flan between 12-3 O’clock. North Vol II, P 30, No 1034/2

NARC-E7BD6B: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Third Coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. Tun initial mark. London mint. AD 1591-1594. Diameter: 13.57mm, Thickness: 0.48mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 137, No 2017

KENT-D6A962: COIN
An incomplete Roman silver Denarius of Vitellius (AD 69), dating to AD 69 (Reece Period 3). Description: CONCORDIA P R reverse type, depicting Concordia seated left, holding patera and cornucopia. Mint of Rome. Measurements: Diameter: 18.5 mm and Weight: 2.32 g. Discussion: As RIC Vol I, Vitellius 66.

NARC-D699B7: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfgroat of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547). Third Coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. No initial mark. Canterbury mint. AD 1544-1547. Diameter: 20.57mm, Thickness: 0.78mm, Weight: 1.0g. North Vol II, P 115, No 1852

NARC-D684D9: COIN
A complete silver Sixpence of William III (AD 1694-1702). Cruciform shield reverse. London mint. AD 1697. Diameter: 20.78mm, Thickness: 0.96 mm, Weight: 2.6g. Spink (2013), P 369, No 3520.

NARC-D67312: COIN
A complete silver Threepence of William III (AD 1694-1702). Maundy money. Crowned 3 reverse. London mint. AD 1701. Diameter: 17.04mm, Thickness: 0.93mm, Weight: 1.3g The coin has a long fracture between 3-7 O’clock Spink (48th ed), P 373, No 3553.

NARC-D66157: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10cf3b. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Canterbury mint. AD 1307-1309. Diameter: 16.78mm, Thickness: 0.57mm, Weight: 1.0g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 32, No 1042/2

SUSS-D65C18: COIN
A complete but worn Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), third issue (1594-1595) dating c. 1594-1595. Initial mark woolpack/woolpack. Cf. North (1991) no: 2015. Measurements: diameter 24.64mm, weight 2.53g.

NARC-D65166: COIN
An incomplete silver probable Penny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). Ovate garnished shield reverse. London mint Diameter: 14.99mm, Thickness: 0.42mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan, and is double struck with portions of the outer legend within the inner field.

NARC-D63F52: COIN
A complete silver Fourpence of Charles II (1660-1685). Milled coinage. Four interlinked C’s with quartered emblems reverse. London mint. AD 1679. Diameter: 18.87mm, Thickness: 0.93mm, Weight: 1.8g Spink, P 341, No 3386. There are two slight bends in the coin, in opposing directions, suggesting the coin was used as a “love token”.

KENT-D63493: COIN
A silver cut short cross Medieval penny dating from the reign of Henry II ( AD 1154 - 89), Richard (AD 1189 - 1199) or John (AD 1199 - 1216). Description: Minted by Nicole at York, Class 1 - 5 (AD 1180 - c. 1208/9). Measurements: Diameter: 19.7 mm and Weight: 1.31 g.

NARC-D629D2: COIN
An incomplete silver Threepence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse, date above. Plain cross initial mark. London mint. AD 1580-1581. Diameter: 19.07mm, Thickness: 0.57mm, Weight: 1.1g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North, Vol II, P 135, No 1998.

NARC-D60C61: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfgroat of Henry VIII (1509-1547). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée over royal shield reverse. Cross patonce initial mark. London mint. AD 1526-1532. Diameter: 24.25mm, Thickness: 0.86mm, Weight: 2.5g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan at 6 and 8 O’clock. North Vol II, P 112, No 1802.

NARC-D5F354: COIN
A complete silver Halfgroat of the Commonwealth (AD 1649-1660). Reverse depicts shields of St George and Ireland with II above. London mint. Diameter: 17.72mm, Thickness: 0.48mm, Weight: 0.9g North Vol II, P 206, No 2728.

NARC-D5E054: COIN
A complete silver Halfgroat of the Commonwealth (AD 1649-1660). Reverse depicts shields of St George and Ireland with II above. London mint. Diameter: 16.51mm, Thickness: 0.56mm, Weight: 0.8g North Vol II, P 206, No 2728.

KENT-D59468: COIN
A silver Medieval cut short cross farthing, possibly John (AD 1199-1216). Description: Class 5b, minted at Oxford c. 1204 - 1209. Measurements: Length: 9.6 mm and Weight: 0.36 g.

WMID-D58911: COIN
A Medieval voided long cross silver cut farthing of Henry III (r. AD 1216 to AD 1272). Most likely class 5, dating to AD 1250-75. Moneyer unknown. Mint possibly Canterbury.

WMID-D553B3: COIN
An incomplete and worn Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward II or Edward III (AD 1307 to AD 1377). Long cross reverse. Minted in London. Parts of the outer flan is missing / damaged, resulting in a loss of some of the legend.

WMID-D530CC: COIN
A complete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (r. AD 1272 to AD 1307). Long cross reverse. Most likely class 10ab, dating to AD 1300-1305. Minted in Canterbury. North Vol 2, p.31, no 1039/3.

WMID-D4F5FE: COIN
An incomplete silver Groat of Henry VIII (r. AD 1509 to AD 1547). Third Coinage, minted at Bristol, dating to AD 1546-1547. Obverse shows a Crowned bearded bust facing. Reverse shows a long cross fourchee over Royal shield, lis in forks. Reverse legend reads [...]CIVI/[TAS/BRIS]/TOLIE. Some of the coin is missing, resulting in an incomplete legend. North vol.2 (1991), p.114, no.1846.

KENT-D4ED0A: COIN
A worn Post-Medieval silver halfgroat of James I (AD 1603 - 1625), dating to 1604 - 7. Description: This is a halfgroat of the Second Coinage with an uncertain initial mark. Obverse: Crowned rose, the inscription reads I D G RO[SA S]INE SPINA. Reverse: Crowned thistle, the inscription reads TVEATVR VNITA DEV[S] Measurements: Diameter: 16.5 mm and Weight: 0.87 g. Discussion: See North (1997) No. 2104, with large crown on obverse.

SUSS-D49C80: COIN
A very worn medieval silver long-cross penny of Edward I; probably Class 10 not further defined dating c. AD 1301-1310. London mint. Measurements: diameter 16.75mm, weight 0.96g.

KENT-D49952: COIN
A complete, but bent, silver Medieval long cross of Edward I (AD 1272-1307), likely a Class 9 (AD 1299-1300) and minted in Durham. Measurements: Diameter: 18.7 mm and Weight: 0.89 g. See Withers and Withers (2006), pp.34.

SUSS-D4593E: COIN
A lightly clipped Medieval silver short-cross penny of Henry III (1216-1272) dating c. AD 1242-1244. Class 8b2. Moneyer: Nichole. Mint: Canterbury. cf. North (1991) no: 981/2. Measurements: diameter 15.27mm, weight 0.87g.

A worn and slightly clipped silver Post-Medieval halfgroat of James I (AD 1603 - 1625), dating to 1604 - 5. Description: This is a halfgroat of the Second Coinage with a Rose initial mark. Obverse: Crowned rose, the inscription reads I D G ROSA SINE SPINA. Reverse: Crowned thistle, the inscription reads TVEATVR [VNITA DE]VS Measurements: Diameter: 16.6 mm and Weight: 0.93 g. Discussion: See North (1997) No. 2104.

SUR-D35EE8: COIN
An extremely worn silver medieval Scottish short cross and stars cut farthing of William I (William the Lion), uncertain type, dating to 1195-1250. Moneyers possibly hVE and WALTER, Edinburgh or Perth mint.

SUR-D33FC0: COIN
A silver Medieval voided long cross cut farthing of Henry III, probably Class V dating to 1250-1275. Moneyer uncertain, London mint.

SUR-D2F55B: COIN
An extremely worn cut-down silver post medieval shilling of Charles I, probably Group C and dating to 1625-1649. Uncertain initial mark.

ESS-D26FCC: COIN
A complete silver medieval penny of Richard I (1189-1199), or John (1199-1216). Class 2-4b dating to the period 1189-1205. Minted in London by STIVENE. There is a narrow split across the bust, where the coin has been previously bent. Measurements: Diameter: 18.4mm; Weight: 1.14g

YORYM-C1CD66: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval sixpence of Charles I (1625 – 1649) dating to the period AD 1635 - 1636. Group D. Fourth Bust. Garnished round shield reverse. Crown initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.161, no.2241.

YORYM-C182A9: COIN
A clipped silver Roman siliqua of the House of Theodosius dating to the period AD 388 - 394 (Reece Period 21). Probably VIRTVS RO-MANORVM reverse type depicting Roma seated on throne, holding globe and reversed spear. Mint unclear.

SUR-C17EF5: COIN
A fragment of a silver medieval penny of Henry VI, first reign (1422-1460), Rosette-Mascle coinage dating to 1427-1430. Calais mint. As North 1450. The coin has been intentionally cut in half (possibly for circulation as a halfpenny) and pierced by a sharp implement, such as a knife or dagger.

LON-C06484: COIN
A complete silver penny of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to the period AD 1485-1509. No initial mark. Mint of York under Archbishop Rotherham. North (1975:84 no.1726/1). The coin has been pierced at 11 o'clock position. Obverse: King enthroned Obverse inscription: [] REX Reverse description: Square shield over long cross, two keys below Reverse inscription: CIVI TAS [] Dimensions: diameter: 16.11mm; weight: 0.59g. Similar coins on the database are YORYM-08EE37 and LON-BA2881. References: North, J. J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink: London The silver Post Medieval coin has been pierced, indicating a secondary function which would normally indicate that it should be considered as potential Treasure. However, since coins of this period with similar piercings appear in hoards of currency, it suggests that such objects could re-enter circulation as coins. It therefore cannot be said with confidence whether this particular object was regarded as a coin or as an item of jewellery at the time that the coin was deposited.

LON-C02F7F: COIN
A Post Medieval clipped silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD1558-1603) Second coinage, dating from AD 1573. uncertain Initial mark. Mint of London. North (1975:111, No. 1997). Obverse: Crowned bust left; rose behind head right. Obverse inscription: [EL[ZAB DG ANG FR ET HIB REGI] Reverse: Long cross fourchee on shield of Arms of England and France surmounted by date 1573. Reverse inscription: [POSVI/DEV.'AD/VTORE/M:MEV] Dimensions: diameter: 22.13mm, Weight: 1.46g Reference: North, J. J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink: London

SUR-BFAE44: COIN
A base silver Roman radiate of Gordian III dating to AD 242-244 (Reece period 12). Probably an OR[IENS A]VG reverse type depicting Sol, radiate, nude except for cloak around shoulders, standing left, raising right hand and holding globe in left hand. Cf. RIC IV Gordian III 213. The reverse has been extensively damaged by fire.

SUR-BF6D0C: COIN
A 16th century silver Venetian soldino issued by Doge Leonardo Loredan (1436-1521), dating to 1501-1521. Obverse description: Doge, as standard bearer of Venice, kneeling left, receiving the banner of St. Mark from the patron saint. Obverse inscription: LE·LAV·DVX·S·M·V· Reverse description: Standing figure of Christ with halo, holding a cross right. Reverse inscription: LAVS TIBI SOLI (You alone be praised).

LON-BF631A: COIN
A Post Medieval clipped silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD1558-1603) Third coinage, dating from AD 1593. Initial mark Tun. Mint of London. North (1975:113, No. 2015). Obverse: Crowned bust left; rose behind head right. Obverse inscription: EL[IZAB DG ANG FR ET HIB R]EGI Reverse: Long cross fourchee on shield of Arms of England and France surmounted by date 1566. Reverse inscription: POS[VI/DEV.'AD/]VTORE]/M:MEV Dimensions: diameter: 23.17mm, Weight: 1.39g Reference: North, J. J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink: London

LON-BF4937: COIN
A Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD1558-1603) dating from AD 1566. Initial mark Portcullis. Mint of London. North (1975:111, No. 1997). Obverse: Crowned bust left; rose behind head right. Obverse inscription: ELIZABETH DGANG:FR.ET:HIB REGI Reverse: Long cross fourchee on shield of Arms of England and France surmounted by date 1566. Reverse inscription: POSVI/DEV.'AD/]VTORE/M:MEV: Dimensions: diameter: 24.64mm, Weight: 1.95g Reference: North, J. J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink: London

WMID-BF0C72: COIN
An illegible fragment of a Roman denarius of uncertain Emperor (probably of 1st to 3rd Century AD dating). Reverse type unclear. Probably Mint of Rome. Length: 5.6 mm Width: 10.9 mm Thickness: 1.6 mm Weight: 0.5 g.

WMID-BEAB96: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval penny of Edward III (r. AD 1327-1377), possibly class 15d, dating to AD 1327-1344. Minted at Canterbury. The penny is missing some of its side, resulting in an incomplete legend.

SUR-BE1E4E: COIN
A silver halfgroat of James I (1603-1625), second coinage, trefoil initial mark dating to 1613. Obverse: crowned rose. Reverse: crowned thistle. As North (1991) number 2105.

SUR-BE081A: COIN
A silver French 4 Sols coin of Louis XIV dated 1677. Lyon mint (D).

NARC-BDF2BB: COIN
An incomplete silver Groat of Henry VIII (1509-1547). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée over royal shield reverse. Arrow initial mark. London mint. AD 1532-1542. Diameter: 24.25mm, Thickness: 0.86mm, Weight: 2.5g The coin has long breaks at 12 and 1 O’clock. North Vol II, P 111, No 1797.

NARC-BDDD7A: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 4a. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1282-1283. Diameter: 19.66mm, Thickness: 0.82mm, Weight: 1.2g North Vol II, P 29, No 1023.

NARC-BDD0C5: COIN
A complete silver cut Farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class III-IV. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Unclear mint. AD 1248-1251. Length: 9.78mm, Width: 9.59mm, Thickness: 0.74mm, Weight: 0.4g

NARC-BDAAD0: COIN
A complete silver cut Halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class IIIa. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted by Henri in London. AD 1248-1250. Length: 18.06mm, Width: 9.16mm, Thickness: 0.75mm, Weight: 0.7g North Vol I, P 226, No 986/1.

LON-BD9A87: COIN
A Post Medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), dating AD 1560-1561. First coinage, North (1975:110 no. 1988). Mint mark Martlet. Mint of London. Obverse description: Bust of the Queen in profile facing left. Obverse inscription: E D G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse description: Shield on a long cross fourchee dividing legend Reverse inscription: CIVI TAS LON DON Dimensions: diameter: 13.34 mm; weight: 0.43g.

NARC-BD9A8D: COIN
A complete silver cut Halfpenny of John (AD 1199-1216). Class 5a2. Short cross reverse with quatrefoil in each quadrant. Minted by Iohan in Canterbury. AD 1204-1205. Length: 17.88mm, Width: 9.30mm, Thickness: 0.71mm, Weight: 0.5g North Vol I, P 221, No 969

LON-BD9226: COIN
A Post Medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), dating AD 1560-1561. First coinage, North (1975:110 no. 1988). Mint mark Martlet. Mint of London. Obverse description: Bust of the Queen in profile facing left. Obverse inscription: E D G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse description: Shield on a long cross fourchee dividing legend Reverse inscription: CIVI TAS LON DON Dimensions: diameter: 14.82 mm; weight: 0.40g.

LON-BD7F77: COIN
A Post Medieval silver two pence (half groat) from the Commonwealth period (AD 1649-1660). North (2728) Obverse description: Shield of St George within a wreath formed of a palm and laurel branch Reverse description: conjoined shield of St George and the shield of Ireland. Dimensions: diameter: 14.85mm; weight: 0.79g Reference: North, J. J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink: London

SUR-A63474: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Henry VI, first reign (AD 1422-61). cross-pellet type (North 1521) dating to AD 1454-60. Obverse has saltires by the neck, a leaf on the breast and pellets by the hair. Reverse has extra pellets in two quarters. York mint.

SUR-A601CF: COIN
A worn silver medieval cut farthing of William I 'The Lion' of Scotland (1165 - 1214), third coinage (Short Cross and Stars), Phase A, dating from c. 1195 - 1205. Uncertain moneyer, Perth mint. As Spink 5027.

PUBLIC-828F3F: COIN
A post medieval silver shilling of William III (AD 1694-1702), Third bust type (AD 1697) London mint. Spink 2013, number 3505

SUSS-560B0B: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
An unidentified fragment, probably of a silver object; (possibly of copper alloy with a high tin content), of suggested Roman date c. AD 43-410. The fragment is flat with one face decorated in cast relief comprising a curved band of cabling and feathering, possibly depicting hair. The reverse is undecorated and slightly convex with a silvery surface with irregular pitting. The edges are irregular, one is clean and straight suggesting it has been cut, the rest are irregular and two appear to be cabled indicating they are original edges. The thickness tapers from 2.35mm to 1.64mm. The fragment resembles a coin fragment but the tapering thickness and crude reverse suggest this is unlikely. Dimensions: length: 11.10mm, width: 10.09mm, thickness: 2.35mm, weight: 0.93g.

ESS-435FDC: COIN
A clipped and heavily worn silver post medieval shilling of James VI of Scotland (1567 - 1625) , 7th coinage (1594-1601). Spink The Scottish Coinage 1967 plate 195. Spink no. 5496. Measurements: Diameter: 16.4mm; Weight: 0.64g

An incomplete silver post-medieval penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). First issue (1558-1561) dating to the period 1560-1561. I.m cross crosslet. North 1988. The coin is heavily worn, slightly bent towards the reverse, and with a section of the flan missing, below the chin of the bust. Measurements: Diameter: 13.2mm; Weight: 0.42g

SUR-40D34E: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Nerva dating to AD 98 (Reece period 4). IMP II COS IIII P P reverse depicting a simpulum, sprinkler, ewer and lituus. As RIC II Nerva 47 (denarius).

ESS-40A4A2: FINGER RING
An fragment of a silver gilt finger ring of medieval to post medieval date (c.1400-1900) Description: The fragment is rectangular in plan, and D-shaped in cross section. The outer face of the fragment is undecorated. The fragment has no inscription on the inside, and has heavy scratches on the interior surface which also retains some gilding. Measurements: Length: 14.7m, Width 7.4mm, Thickness: 1.6mm, Weight: 1.26g The object appears to consist of more than 10% silver, but cannot be dated to before 1723, and therefore it falls outside of the provisions of the Treasure Act 1996.

A silver medieval short cross cut farthing of uncertain ruler, dating broadly to 1180-1247. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

A silver medieval short cross cut farthing of John, class 5a-b, dating broadly to 1204-1207. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

WAW-401E78: COIN
A silver Early Medieval cut halfpenny of Edgar the Peaceful (King of Mercia etc AD 957-959; King of all England AD 959-975). Mint: possibly Chester. Moneyer: possibly Thurmod. The coin is cut in half from around half past 4 to around half past 10 on the obverse, and is bent at an angle around 1 o'clock on the obverse. See North (1994) pg.149 no.752. Length: 18.85mm. Width: 10.35mm. Thickness: 0.73mm. Weight: 0.74g. Die axis:

SUR-40136B: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval short cross cut farthing of uncertain ruler, dating broadly to 1180-1247. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

ESS-3F576D: COIN
A complete silver Medieval Double Patard of Charles I of Burgundy (AD. 1467 - 1477) dating to c.AD 1467-1477. The coin is folded over and split in two places. Measurements: diameter: 25.8mm, weight: 3.11g.

SUR-303BF1: BUCKLE
A copper alloy fragment comprising one end of a decorative subrectangular shoe buckle of 18th century date. The frame has rounded corners and a surface decorated with small faceted pyramids separated by fine beaded borders. The surface has traces of tinning.

SUR-3003B5: COIN
A worn and damaged silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward II (1307-1327), Class 11a dating to 1310-1312. London mint.

LVPL-2EDBBA: COIN
A complete post medieval silver sixpence of Charles I (1625-1649), First bust, Group A, dating to 1625. Initial mark: Lis. North Vol. II (1991, 160) no, 2235. Obverse: Crowned bust facing left, VI behind; CAROLVS D G MAG BR FR ET HI REX Reverse: Square shield on long cross fourcee with date above; CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO

LVPL-2DFD81: COIN
A complete silver medieval penny of Edward III (1327-1377), third (florin) coinage, dating to 1344-1351. Mint: London, Type 2 North Vol. II (1991, 47) no.1114. Annulet stops and lombardic 'N' on obverse. Obverse: Crowned bust facing; EDWA R ANGL DNS hYB Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quarter; CIVI/TAS/LON/DON

LVPL-2DCF68: COIN
A complete silver medieval penny of Edward II (1307-1327), class 15a dating to 1319-20. Mint Durham under Bishop Beaumont. Initial mark: lis and lion. North Vol. II (1991: 37) no, 1066. Obverse: Crowned bust facing; EDWAR R ANGL DNS hYB Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quarter; CIVI/TAS/DVN/ELM

SUR-29E800: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Charles II (AD1660-1685), crown initial mark dating to 1660-1662. As North (1994) No.2772.

SUR-29D04D: COIN
A post Medieval silver groat of Henry VIII (1509-47), Second coinage, Lys initial mark dating to 1529-1532. London mint. As North 1797.

Silver coin. Short cross penny of an indeterminate ruler, issue of 1180-1247, worn and folded with reverse side outermost, probably issued after 1204. Reverse description: voided short cross, quatrefoil in each angle; initial cross pattee. Reverse inscription: +RO/[--/--] Diameter: 16.8mm, Weight: 1.46gms

WMID-1804A7: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Nero (r. AD 54-68), dating to the period AD 65-66 (Reece Period ). Salus reverse type, depicting Salus, draped, seated left, on ornamental throne, holding patera in right hand and resting left hand on side. Mint of Rome. RIC I, no 60.

NARC-16BAE4: COIN
An incomplete silver Groat of Mary (AD 1553-1554). Long cross over squared shield reverse. Pomegranate initial mark. London mint. Diameter: 22.03mm, Thickness: 0.59mm, Weight: 1.6g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan, both faces are heavily abraded with repeated incised grooves, with the obverse being entirely obscured. North Vol II, P 126, No 1960.

LVPL-161361: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny (1279-1489). Roughly 1/3 of the flan remains: Obverse: crowned bust facing. Legend is lost. Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each quadrant. Legend lost. Diameter 13.8mm, Weight 0.36g.

WMID-15EEF6: COIN
A complete silver half groat of Edward III (AD 1327 to AD 1377), dating to the period AD 1351 to AD 1352, Series C, issued as part of the Fourth Coinage, Pre-treaty period between AD 1351 to AD 1361. Minted at London. The coin has been folded in half, with the reverse outwards. The obverse can not be seen. C.f. North vol 1, p50, no 1148. Diameter: 23.1 mm Width: 11.2 mm Thickness: 2.7 mm Weight: 2.1 g

WMID-1520F0: COIN
A heavily worn silver half groat of James I (AD 1603 to AD 1625), dating to the period AD 1604 to AD 1619. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark uncertain. C.f. North vol 2, 1991, p 145, no 2104-5. Coin has been pierced from obverse to reverse at the centre point. Internal diameter of the piercing is 1.9 mm. Diameter: 15.9 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm Weight: 0.6 g

SWYOR-151F5D: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a cut half short cross penny of John (AD 1199 - 1216) or Henry III, Class 5b - 6c1, dating from AD 1205 - 1216. Moneyer was Ilger at London. North (1994) Volume 2, number 970 - 976. Measurements are; length 18.1mm, width 9.6mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.54g.

SUR-14C491: COIN
A heavily worn silver Roman denarius of Domitian dating to c. AD 85-96 (Reece period 4). Uncertain reverse type depicting Minerva advancing right, holding spear and shield. Mint of Rome. The reverse has a graffito of an X scratched onto it.

WMID-14792B: COIN
A medieval silver soldino (or 'galley ha'penny') of Doge Michele Steno of Venice (1400-16), dating to c.AD 1400 - 1416. mint: Venice, mint control mark: star over F (Massari Sconoscuito), CNI VIII nos7-8. Ref: CNI VII: 113. S. MARCVS VENETI reverse type depicting the winged lion of St. Mark facing within a circle, holding book of gospels.

BERK-0274C5: COIN
A silver penny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) daitng to AD 1625-1629. Mint: Tower. Initial mark: uncertain. North 2263-2273

BERK-0259EC: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) daitng to AD 1625. Mint: Tower. Initial mark: Lis. North 2248.

LEIC-DA01DB: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I or II (1279 - 1327), dating to AD 1300 - 1310. Class 10cf, not further defined. Mint of London. Diameter: 18.6 mm Weight: 1.22 g

BH-D72342: CUFF LINK
A complete silver Post Medieval cufflink dating to the period AD 1750-1800. The cuff link comprises two flat, slightly domed, discs joined by an off-centred circular-sectioned bar. The outer face of one disc is decorated with a stamped flower consisting of four petals around a central cross-hatched circle. Each petal contains an arched groove, and between each petal is another groove defining back petals. The opposite face of the second disc is plain. The cufflink measures 6.8mm in height. Each disc is 13.8mm diameter and 1.2mm thick. The object weighs 2.70 grams.

SUR-D5B1C9: COIN
A miled silver threepence of William and Mary (1688-1694) dated 1694. As Spink no 3441. The coin has been pierced for suspension, over the busts.

SUR-D58FF7: COIN
A silver Roman siliqua of Valens (AD 364-378), dating to the period AD 367-375 (Reece period 19). VRBS-ROMA reverse type depicting Victory seated left on a throne, holding Victory on a globe and sceptre. Mint of Trier. Cf. Hoxne no. 257; RIC IX 27e and 45b.

GLO-C56D38: COIN
Halfgroat of James I (1603-1625) mint mark trefoil dated to 1624 Obverse: crowned Rose I D G ROSA SIN SPINA Reverse: Crowned Thistle TUEATUR UNITA DEUS

WMID-C3C153: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558- AD 1603). Third issue, dating to AD 1583-1603. Crowned bust with two pellets behind. Bell initial mark. Minted in London. North Vol. 2 (1991), p.137, no. 2016.

BERK-C196B1: COIN
A broken silver penny of probably Ethelwulf of Wessex (AD 839-858). Mint and moneyer uncertain. Reverse reads [...]TA[...] which is likely part of MONETA.

SUR-C18FBD: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Henry III, Class Vf dating to 1256-1258. Moneyer is IOh / ION at Canterbury mint. The coin has been double-struck on both sides.

SUR-C12291: COIN
A heavily worn milled silver shilling of George I (1714-1727) dated 17[23]. SS and C in alternate quarters on the reverse. As Spink No. 3647. The coin has been bent twice into an S-shape.

PUBLIC-B2B2B9: COIN
Silver, medieval long cross penny of Edward I. Probably class 3cd. Circa AD1280. Diameter 19.3mm, weight 1.35g.

NARC-B0DFD3: COIN
A complete silver Venetian Soldino issued by Doge Agostino Barbarigo, (AD 1486-1501), dating to the period AD 1499-1501. Obverse: AV·BAR·DVX·S·M·V· ; depicting the Doge, as standard bearer of Venice, kneeling left, receiving the banner of St. Mark from the patron saint. Reverse: LAVS TIBI SOLI (Thee alone be praised); Standing figure of Christ with halo, holding a cross. Minted Venice. Diameter: 12.35mm, Thickness: 0.45mm, Weight: 0.3g

NARC-B0CC5D: COIN
An incomplete silver Scottish 20 Pence of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). Third coinage. F above obverse crown. AD 1637-1642. Diameter: 15.41mm, Thickness: 0.48mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing a minor portion of its outer flan. Spink, P 84, No 5589.

WMID-AF91C1: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625 to AD 1649). Crowned rose on both sides. Heart initial mark. North Vol 2, p.161, no.2249

WMID-AF6CDA: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). Second issue. Rose behind bust. Acorn intial mark. Date above shield reads 1573. North Vol 2, p134, no. 1997.

SWYOR-AF6734: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a round farthing of Edward I (1272 - 1307), probably Withers type 28 - 31 or North Class 10 - 13 (1302 - 1344). Part of the coin is missing. Diameter: 12.08mm Thickness: 0.81mm Weight: 0.22g

SWYOR-AD6209: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a halfpenny of Henry V (1413 - 1422), dating to AD 1413 - 1422. Mint of London. Broken annulets by crown. North (1991) Volume 2, p 89 no 1409. Withers type 5 or 6 variant (with a pellet in the left field). Diameter: 12.25mm Thickness: 0.63mm Weight: 0.41g

SWYOR-AD1132: COIN
A silver Medieval long cross coin; a penny of Edward I, Class 10cf, dating from AD 1305 - 1310. Mint of Canterbury. North number 1040 - 1043. The coin is bent. Diameter: 17.10mm Thickness: 4.16mm Weight: 1.08g

SWYOR-ACDDB7: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a cut half voided long cross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), Class IIIc (1248 - 1250), minted at Winchester. See North number 988. Diameter: 18.63mm Thickness: 2.31mm Weight: 0.77g

BERK-ACC775: COIN
A silver cut-halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating from AD 1247-1272. Uncertain class and mint. Moneyer: Willem.

BERK-AC9B85: COIN
A silver farthing of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating from AD 1310-1314. Class 11. Withers Class 30. Mint: London.

NARC-AC3CF9: COIN
An incomplete silver denarius of Vespasian (AD 69 - 79) dating to AD 70 (Reece period 4). COS ITER FORT RED reverse type depicting Fortuna, draped, standing left, setting right hand on prow and holding cornucopiae in left hand. Mint of Rome. Diameter: 18.49mm, Weight: 2.8g The coin is missing a minor portion of its outer flan at 6’oclock. RIC II 2nd ed. pt. 1 (Vespasian) no. 19.

NLM-AC0B53: COIN
Silver coin. Short cross cut halfpenny, probably of John (1199-1216) class 5c issue of 1204-1209, probably London mint, possibly moneyer Rauf/Raulf Obverse description: facing bust with sceptre left, hair [left] of two neat curls and pellets, beard of fine strokes. Obverse inscription: hE(---)R EX Reverse description: voided short cross, quatrefoil in each angle. Reverse inscription: (--)VF.O/N.LV(--) Diameter: 17.5mm, Weight: 0.67gms, die axis: 9

SWYOR-AB611C: COIN
A complete silver hammered Medieval coin; A voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272), Class 5a-c, dating to about AD 1250 - 1256. Mint of Canterbury, moneyer Nicole. North number 991 - 993. Diameter: 17.95mm Thickness: 1.19mm Weight: 0.66g

BERK-AB582D: COIN
A silver cut-halfpennt of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to AD 1248-1250. Class III. Moneyer: Willem. Mint: Norwich. North...

SWYOR-AB24CA: COIN
A medieval silver coin: a round half penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307), Class 3b dating from AD 1280 - 1281. Withers Type 1. Mint of London. See Withers and Withers (2005) Farthings and Halfpennies; Edward I and II, page 41, and North number 1044 on page 32 of Volume II (1991). Diameter: 14.78mm Thickness: 2.27mm Weight: 0.58g

BERK-AB0711: COIN
A silver cut-halfpenny of King John (AD 1199-1216) dating to AD 1210-1218. Class 6. Monyer: Walter. Mint: Uncertain.

BERK-AAE300: COIN
A silver cut-farthing Henry II-Henry III (AD 1154-1272) dating to AD 1180-1247. Uncertain class, moneyer and mint.

BERK-AAC387: COIN
A silver cut-farthing of King John (AD 1199-1216) dating from AD 1213-1215. Class 6b2 (probably). Moneyer: Robert. Mint: Canterbury. North 975/2.

NLM-AA1139: COIN
Silver coin. Short cross farthing, made by halving a round halfpenny; Worn. Possibly London mint, class 7 issue for Henry III (1216-1272), 1217-1242 Obverse description: facing bust [with sceptre left], rounded neck line. Obverse inscription: (--)V(--) Reverse description: voided short cross, quatrefoil in each angle; probable initial cross pattee. Reverse inscription: +T[--](-/--)/VND Diameter: 14.5mm, Weight: 0.29gms, die axis: possibly 6

LEIC-9FE022: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward III (1327 - 1377), dating to AD 1351 - 1352. Pre-Treaty series C mint of London. Annulet in each quarter. North (1991) Volume 2, p 50 no 1149 Diameter: 17.5 mm Weight: 1 g

SWYOR-9C1407: COIN
An early-medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-66), 'small flan' type (North 818; BMC ii; Hild. B) dating from AD 1048-50, moneyer: Swota (SPOTA), mint: Bedford. Diameter: 14.77mm Thickness: 1.08mm Weight: 1.01g This coin is recorded on EMC as 2024.0012.

SWYOR-9B8D3A: COIN
A Medieval hammered silver coin; a double patard of Charles the Bold of Burgundy (AD 1467 -1477), probably minted in Flanders. Obverse + KAROLVS : DEI : GRA : [DVX] : BVRG : CO : FLA'. [double annulet stops] Square topped shield of Burgundy with rampant lion in escutcheon shield in centre. Reverse + SIT : NOMEN : DOMINI : BENEDICTVM : [fire-steel or briquet] Cross fleuretty with leaf and acorn terminals and a central fleur Diameter: 26.64mm Thickness: 1.35mm Weight: 2.83g The coin is bent.

SWYOR-9B4529: COIN
A medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV (second reign; AD 1471-83), Type XVI 3 (North 1648) or XVI 4 (North 1649), mint of York (episcopal), sede vacante, dating to 1472-75 or under Archbishop George Neville (AD 1475 - 1476) with a letter and a rose by the bust. Ref: North 1991: 94, number 1648 or 1649. Diameter: 15.99mm Thickness: 0.57mm Weight: 0.74g

YORYM-9AD27F: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Henry V (AD 1413-1422) dating to the period c.AD 1413 – 1422. Mullet to left, unclear to right of crown. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of York. Class C. North Vol 2, p.71, no.1400.

NLM-9AA2B2: COIN
Silver coin. Round halfpenny of Edward III (1327-1377), star marked coinage of 1335-1343, probably Spink 1540A, Withers type 4 Obverse description: facing bust with tall bifoliate crown with wavy ornaments, star of eight points at end of legend, drapery of angled wedges; initial cross pattee Obverse inscription: +EDWARDVS REX ANG* Reverse description: long cross, three pellets in each angle Reverse inscription: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON Diameter: 16.1mm, Weight: 0.65gms, die axis: 11

SUSS-9A42D4: COIN
An almost complete early-medieval silver penny of Edward the Confessor (AD 1042-1066). Radiate/small cross type. Moneyer Elfred, London mint, dating between AD 1044-1046. As North no. 816 (North 1994: pp179). BMC I, Hild A. Dimensions: diameter: 17.41mm, thickness: 0.75mm, weight: 0.90g. The coin is missing a very small section of its outer flan at 1 O’clock on the obverse, which extends into a crack.

LON-98ABB7: COIN
An incomplete Post Medieval hammered silver half groat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649), dating AD 1635-36. Minted at the Tower of London. North no. 2258. Sun initial mark. Tower of London mint under the crown. Obverse: CAROLVS D G M B [FET H REX]; Bust of the King in profile facing left, II behind. Reverse: IVSTITIA THRONVM [FIRMAT]; Oval garnished shield Dimensions: diameter: 15.58mm; weight: 0.49g.

A silver medieval long cross cut farthing of Henry III class II or III dating to 1248-1250. Moneyer is NIC[OLE], uncertain mint.

SUR-960EA6: COIN
A worn silver medieval cut halfpenny of Alexander III (1249-86) of Scotland, first coinage (voided cross and stars) type III or VIIIa dating to the period AD 1250-80. The moneyer is [AN]DR[EAS] or [AN]DR[EV] at Aberdeen or Roxburgh. Cf. Spink 5043 or 5048.

SUR-95E0AC: COIN
A clipped silver medieval half groat of Edward IV, first reign, light issue dating to 1464-1470. Crown initial mark and trefoils by neck of obverse bust. Canterbury mint, royal issue. As North 1589.

PUBLIC-8AE5B0: COIN
A post medieval silver penny of Charles I (AD 1625 - 1649), dating to c. AD 1625 - 1649. Group D, fourth bust. North 2268. Unclear initial mark. Tower of London mint. The flan is now oval due to being slightly off struck and clipping. There is also a crack with some metal missing. Diameter 15 mm and weight 0.41 g.

YORYM-864F6B: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1309. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 10cf4. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1042/3.

YORYM-860FFB: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1307 - 1309. Long cross reverse. Mint of Bury St Edmunds. Class 10cf3a. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1042/1.

YORYM-85D358: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1309. Long cross reverse. Mint of Canterbury. Class 10cf4. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1042/3.

SWYOR-8579AA: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a long cross penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307), Class 9b1 dating from AD 1299 - 1301, mint of London. See North number 1037/1 on page 30 of North (1991) Volume 2. Thickness: 0.77mm Weight: 1.4g Diameter: 17.19mm

WMID-857760: COIN
A clipped silver penny, probably of Edward IV (AD 1471 to AD 1483), dating to the period AD 1471 to AD 1483. Minted at Durham. C.f. North, vol 2, p95, no 1663. Coin has been clipped into the size of an half penny.

SWYOR-854FE9: COIN
A silver Post Medieval Scottish coin; an eighth thistle merk of James VI (AD 1567 - 1625) dating from AD 1601 - 1603. The coin is very worn and has a small circular hole though it. It is not clear if this is wear, damage or intentional. See Spink's Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands (2003) number 5500 on page 74. Thickness: 0.41mm Weight: 0.49g Diameter: 16.19mm

SWYOR-85377B: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman coin; a denarius possibly of Trajan (AD 98 - 117), Reece Period 5, reverse depicting a seated figure left with (FORT RED) in the exergue. Measurements are; length 17.5mm, width 16.7mm, thickness 2.2mm and weight 1.74g. The legends are illegible. Compare KENT-787737.

SWYOR-8524E0: COIN
A complete early medieval silver coin; an early penny (sceat) of Primary Phase Series D (type 8) dating from about AD 690-715, mint: Netherlands. Obverse description: Standard with central annulet and L-shaped motifs in each corner. Reverse description: Cross with pellets and other motifs and pseudo-legend outside Measurements are; diameter 12.2mm, thickness 1.9mm and weight 1.17g. Compare SWYOR-D4F7E2

WMID-8504D4: COIN
A complete silver denarius of Trajan (AD 98 to AD 117), dating to the period AD 114 to AD 117 (Reece Period 5). PARTHICO PM TR P COS VI P P S P Q R reverse type depicting Felicitas, draped, standing left, holding caduceus up in right hand and cornucopiae in left. Mint of Rome. C.f RIC II Trajan 333. Diameter: 18.3 mm Thickness: 2.0 mm Weight: 2.75 g

SWYOR-84EB1F: COIN
A silver Post Medieval coin; a halfpenny of Henry VIII, second coinage, York mint with key under bust, dating from AD 1530 - 1531 (sede vacante). Probably voided cross initial mark. North number 1819. Withers type 3c or 3d (page 30). Measurements are; diameter 11.3mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 0.35g.

SWYOR-84750C: COIN
A silver Post Medieval coin; a penny of Charles I (AD 1625-49), Group D, E or G, dating from AD 1632 - 1649, two pellets initial mark. North number 2268 - 2273. Inner circle on obverse only. Measurements are; diameter 14.3mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.47g.

WMID-84717C: COIN
A clipped silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272 to AD 1307), dating to the period January to May 1280. Minted at Bristol. Class 2b. C.f. North vol 2, p28, no 1015. Diameter: 18.6 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm Weight: 1.2 g

A damaged Medieval voided long cross silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (r. AD 1216 to AD 1272). Most likely class 5, dating to AD 1250-1275. Moneyer: IOhS. Mint unknown.

SWYOR-8417B9: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward I (1272 - 1307) struck at Durham, probably class 10cf2 (dating from 1306-1307), North 1041. Measurements are; diameter 13.2mm, thickness 0.8mm and weight 1.42g.

SWYOR-840D15: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a crude penny of John (AD 1199 - 1216), short cross class 4c, dating from AD 1199 to to 1204. Minted by Roberd at Canterbury. North (1994), page 220-221 number 968/3. Measurements are; length 15.9mm, width 17.9mm, thickness 0.8mm and weight 0.92g.

SWYOR-83855F: COIN
A Post Medieval silver coin of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603); a half-groat of the third issue with initial mark probably escallop dated 1584/5-7. North reference 2016. Measurements are; diameter 15.5mm, thickness 0.6mm and weight 0.79g.

SWYOR-832B91: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver Venetian coin; a Soldino of Doge Leonardo Loredan dating from AD 1501-1521. Venice mint. Diameter 12.1mm; thickness 0.2mm and weight 0.28g. Obverse: LEO LAV DVX SMV; depicting the Doge, as standard bearer of Venice, kneeling left, receiving the banner of St. Mark from the patron saint. Reverse: LAVS TIBI SOLI / (I C), (Thee alone be praised); Standing figure of Christ with halo, holding a cross.

SWYOR-83146D: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver coin; a sixpence of Charles I, probably group F, Tower mint under the king, dating from AD 1639- 1640, initial mark triangle. It is 24.9mm in diameter and 0.8mm thick. It weighs 2.75g. Reference: North, 1975, volume 2, page 136, number 2246.

SWYOR-830417: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a voided short cross cut half penny coin of John or Henry III, Class 5 or 6 dating from AD 1205-1223. Moneyer unknown at the mint of York. North number 969-977. Measurements are; length 19.2mm, width 9.9mm, thickness 0.6mm and weight 0.67g.

WMID-82E350: COIN
A complete silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to the period AD 1558 to AD 1603. Mintmark uncertain. Probably minted at the Tower of London. Coin is heavily worn..

SUR-82DBCC: COIN
A silver sixpence of Elizabeth I, Pheon initial mark dating to 1561-1565 and dated 1564 on the coin. As North (1991), p134, number 1997.

SWYOR-82C637: COIN
A double struck silver cut halfpenny; a voided long cross coin dating from the reign of Henry III or Edward I, AD 1247 - 1279. Class unknown. The legend is illegible owing to the double strike. Measurements are; length 16.8mm, width 7.7mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 0.60g.

WMID-82BE12: COIN
A pierced and worn Post-Medieval silver penny of Charles I (r. AD 1625 to AD 1649). The obverse is completely worn away. The reverse has an oval garnished shield. The coin is in two pieces.

SWYOR-82BA6A: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307), Class 9b2 dating from AD 1300. Mint of London. Compare number 1037/1 in Volume 2 of North (1991). Measurements are; diameter 17.8mm, thickness 0.6mm and weight 1.30g.

SWYOR-82AF47: COIN
A medieval silver coin; a sovereign penny of Henry VII (1485-1509). Mint of York under Archbishop Rotherham, no initial mark, dating from AD 1485 - 1500. North 1728. Measurements are; diameter 15.6mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.76g.

SWYOR-82A6D5: COIN
A complete silver medieval coin; a penny of Henry III, dating to the period AD 1248-50. Class 3b. Minted by Ricard of Hereford. North vol.I, no.987. Measurements are; diameter 17.1mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 0.87g..

SWYOR-82994B: COIN
A post-Medieval silver Scottish coin: a twenty pence of Charles I (1625 - 49), third coinage, dating from 1637 - 42. Spink, 2020 4th edition, Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands, number 5588. Measurements are; diameter 16.1mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.85g.

SWYOR-828BC6: COIN
A silver coin; a half groat of James I (1603-1625), second coinage (1604 - 1619), with a lis mintmark dating from 1604 - 1605. For reference see Spink 2003 Coins of England and the United Kingdom p. 250 ref. 2660 or North number 2104. Measurements are; diameter 17.4mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.95g.

SWYOR-827602: COIN
A silver Post medieval coin of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 - 1603); a half-groat of the third issue with initial mark 2 dated 1602-3. North reference 2016. Measurements are; diameter 16.6mm, thickness 0.6mm and weight 0.88g.

A worn Medieval silver penny of Edward I (r. AD 1272 to AD 1307). Uncertain class. Cross Pattee inital mark. Minted in Canterbury. The coin has been clipped, resulting in some of the legend missing.

WMID-82557E: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (r. AD 1272 to AD 1307). Most likely Class 3e, dating to AD 1280. Cross Pattee inital mark. Trifoliate crown. Minted in York. Some of the outer flan is missing.

SWYOR-8246F7: COIN
A silver Roman coin, a denarius of Vitellius dating from AD 69 (Reece period 3). Reverse: LIBERTAS RESTITVA, Libertas, draped, standing front, head right, holding pileus in right hand and rod in left. Mint of Rome. RIC I (second edition) Vitellius 105 (http://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.1(2).vit.105). Thickness: 2.05mm; Weight: 2.94g; Diameter: 17.99mm.

WMID-823A31: COIN
A complete silver sixpence of James I (AD 1603 to AD 1625), dating to the period AD 1603. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Thistle. C.f. North vol 1, p 144, no 2075. Weight: 2.59 g Diameter: 25.0 mm Thickness: 0.66 mm

SWYOR-820D9E: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval coin; a penny of Edward I, probable Class 10cf1 dating from AD 1302 - 1310. Mint of Canterbury. North number 1040. Measurements are; length 16.4mm, width 16.2mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 1.04g.

WMID-820B14: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (r. AD 1272 to AD 1307). Most likely Class 3, dating to AD 1280. Crescent contraction marks. Cross Pattee inital mark. Trifoliate crown. Minted in Canterbury.

YORYM-820766: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period AD 1248 - 1250. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer henri. Mint unclear. Class IIb-IIIa. North Vol 1, p.226, no.985/2-986.

SWYOR-81FB59: COIN
A silver medieval coin; a penny of Edward II, Class 11b, dating from AD 1312 - 1314. Mint of London. North number 1061. The coin is clipped and has some edge damage. Measurements are; diameter 15.mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.90g.

SWYOR-81E5A3: COIN
A Post Medieval silver coin; a groat of Edward VI in the name of Henry VIII (posthumous coinage) dating from AD 1547 - 1551. Mint of London. See North number 1871. The measurements are; length 24.7mm, width 22.9mm, thickness 0.6mm, and weight 1.79g.

WMID-81A546: COIN
An incomplete silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to between AD 1561 to AD 1565. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Pheon. C.f. North vol 2, p 134, no 1997. Diameter: 24.3 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 2.5 g

YORYM-81A049: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1309-1310. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Probably class 10cf5. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1043/1.

HAMP-817A7B: COIN
A complete Iron Age silver minim of Verica 'Cornucopiae Eagle' as ABC 1322. Obverse ;pine-cone wand (thyrsus) between two cornucopiae, wine cup below. Reverse; Eagle left.

SWYOR-817397: COIN
A silver Post Medieval coin; a halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), third coinage with bust left and two pellets behind. dating from AD 1583-1603. Illegible initial mark. See North (1975) Vol.2 page 113 number 2016. The coin is 16.12mm in diameter, 0.56mm thick and weighs 0.96g.

SUR-8167DC: COIN
A silver post-medieval penny of Elizabeth I, second coinage, ermine initial mark, dating to 1572-1573. London Tower Mint. As North (1991:135), no.2001.

SUR-8156C6: COIN
A heavily worn and incomplete silver Medieval long cross farthing of Edward II (1307-1327), Withers Type 30 dating to 1310-1314. Mint of London.

SUR-8139B0: COIN
A post medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to the period 1578 - 1580. Second Issue, plain cross initial mark. As North Vol 2 (1991), p.135, no.2001

HAMP-813438: COIN
Silver denarius of Geta as Caesar (AD 198-212), dating to c. AD 203 (Reece Period 10). Obverse: bear-headed bust right. P.SEPTIMVS GETA CAES. Reverse: Mars, naked, helmeted, advancing left, bearing spear and a trophy, MARTI VICTORI. Eastern Mint. RIC IV, pt 1, p. 329, no. 103. Obverse description: Bare-headed and draped right Obverse inscription: P SEPTIMVS GETA [CAES] Reverse description: Mars, naked, helmeted, advancing left bearing spear and a trophy Reverse inscription: MARTI VICTORI

GLO-48D7C8: COIN
A heavily worn silver three pence of Elizabeth I Date to 1560-1582 Obverse: crowned bust facing left, rose behind [ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB REGINA] Reverse: shield with the royal coat of arms divided by a long cross, above 15[..], [POSUI DEU ADIVTOTEM MEU]

GLO-48B454: COIN
Penny of Henry VIII (AD 1509 - 1547) Sovereign type Obverse: enthroned king facing forwards, HENRIC DI GRA REX ANG Reverse: shield divided by a long cross, CIVITAS LONDON Note: this coin has been folded in half

GLO-48834F: COIN
Silver half groat of Elizabeth I Dated to 1582-1583 mint mark, Bell . Obverse: crowned bust facing left, two pellets behind E D G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse: shield with the royal coat of arms divided by a long cross CIVITAS LONDON

GLO-4813BA: COIN
sliver penny possibly Henry VI or Edward IV Date 1422-1483. Obverse: crowned bust facing [...]X[...] Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle [CIVI] [...]

SUR-47380E: COIN
An Iron Age silver unit of the Southern Region / Atrebates, attributed to Verica, dating to the period c.AD 10-40, 'Verica Eagle' type. Obverse: COMF in tablet, scroll-like decoration above and below. Reverse: Eagle standing left, VI RI above. As ABC, p. 72, no. 1226; BMC nos. 1485-1505.

LEIC-4675B9: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver penny of Charles I (1625 - 1649), dating to AD 1625 - 1649. Not further defined, Group D onwards. Diameter: 14 mm Weight: 0.5 g

LEIC-42D3E5: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1279 - 1307), dating to AD 1280 - 1281. Class 3c, mint of Canterbury. North (1991) Volume 2, p 28 no 1018 Diameter: 20.7 mm Weight: 1.39 g

LEIC-42BB68: COIN
A Medieval silver voided shortcross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c.AD 1222 - 1236. Class 7b. Moneyer Ioan, mint of Canterbury. North (1994) Volume 1, p 227 no 997 Diameter: 17.9 mm Weight: 1.28 g

WMID-31CA09: COIN
A damaged Medieval short cross silver penny or cut quarter of King John (r. AD 1199 to AD 1216). Moneyer most likely RICARD B, which means this coin was minted in London. Class 5b or C, dating to AD 1205-1210.

KENT-3170CF: COIN
A complete silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward I (1272-1307). Description: Class 4d, dating to the period 1286-1287. Minted at London. Measurements: Diameter: 18.47 mm; Thickness: 0.63 mm and Weight: 1.23 g. Discussion: See North (1991) No.1026.

An incomplete silver Medieval voided long cross penny of Henry III (r. AD 1207 to AD 1272). Moneyer Willem. Minted in Canterbury. Most likely class 3, dating to AD 1248 - 1250. The coin is damaged and missing nearly half.

KENT-30C67A: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Richard II (AD1377-1399). Description: Withers Type I. London mint. Measurements: Diameter: 13.26 mm: Thickness: 0.74 mm and Weight: 0.58 g.

WMID-30221A: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (r. AD 1272 to AD 1307). Most likely Class 2, dating to AD 1279-1280. Trifoliate crown. Minted in Canterbury.

WMID-2FF0AF: COIN
A clipped Medieval short cross silver penny of King John (r. AD 1199 to AD 1216). Most likely Class 5c, dating to AD 1207-1210 . Moneyer: SAMVEL. Minted in Canterbury.

NARC-2F62C7: COIN
A complete silver Twopence of George I (AD 1714-1727). Maundy money. Crowned 2 reverse. London mint. AD 1727. Diameter: 14.22mm, Diameter (perforation): 1.35mm, Thickness: 0.81mm, Weight: 0.9g The coin has a circular perforation at 6’clock. Spink (48th ed), P 393, No 3658.

NARC-2F4E8E: COIN
An incomplete silver Sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée reverse over squared shield with date above. Coronet initial mark. London mint. AD 1570. Diameter: 24.79mm, Thickness: 0.75mm, Weight: 3.0g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 134, No 1997

NARC-2F3528: COIN
An incomplete silver Scottish 20 Pence of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). Third coinage. Lozenge above obverse bust. AD 1637-1642. Diameter: 15.41mm, Thickness: 0.48mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing a minor portion of its outer flan. Spink, P 84, No 5589.

NARC-2F1DDC: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Florin coinage. Fox class 1, Withers type 7i. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1344-1351. Diameter: 15.11mm, Thickness: 0.77mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing a small portion of its outer flan between 6-9 O’clock. North, Vol II, P 48, No 1131

NARC-2F0918: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10ab3. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1302-1303. Diameter: 18.20mm, Thickness: 0.83mm, Weight: 1.2g. The coin is missing a small portion of its outer flan and has two opposing bends forming an S shape. North, Vol II, P 31, No 1038/2(a).

NARC-2EF27B: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Edward I (Ad 1272-1310). Class 8b. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1294-1299. Diameter: 18.65mm, Thickness: 0.77mm, Weight: 1.3g North Vol II, P 30, No 1034/2

NARC-2EE4F9: COIN
A complete silver Halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class II-III. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted by Ion, in Lincoln. AD 1248-1250. Length: 17.21mm, Width: 8.80mm, Thickness: 0.76mm, Weight: 0.6g North Vol I, P 226, Nos 985/1-988/1

WMID-2E4F2D: COIN
A complete Medieval short cross silver penny of King John (r. AD 1199 to AD 1216). Class 5c, dating to AD 1207-1210 . Moneyer: BENEIT. Minted in London.

ESS-2E4EBF: COIN
A complete early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Primary Phase Series C2 dating c.AD690-710 (arguably a later type than C1) Obverse: Radiate bust of crude style, right, runic 'ᚨᛖᛈᚨ', 'ÆPA' or 'ᚨᛈᚨ', 'APA' before, A and pellet behind, curved exergual either side of beaded line. Reverse: Standard, beaded to four sides, containing 'TOTII' legend, crosses below, tufa above. Measurements: Diameter: 10.56mm Thickness: 1.65mm Weight: 1.24g

WMID-2DD9F6: COIN
An incomplete Post Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VIII (r. AD 1509 to AD 1547). First coinage, dating to AD 1509-1526. Bust facing forwards, with the letters W A either side. Minted in Canterbury under Archbishop William Warham. North Vol 2, p110, no. 1780.

WMID-2D9E92: COIN
A clipped Post Medieval silver penny of Charles I (r. AD 1625 to AD 1649). Bust facing left. Most likely group D. Inner circle on obverse. Initial mark unknown. The coin has been clipped, resulting in most of the legend missing. North Vol 2, p162, no. 2269.

SWYOR-2C3664: COIN
A 16th century silver Venetian soldino issued by Doge Leonardo Loredan (1436-1521), dating to AD 1501-1521. Obverse description: Doge, as standard bearer of Venice, kneeling left, receiving the banner of St. Mark from the patron saint. Obverse inscription: LE·[LAV·DVX]·S·M·V·. Reverse description: standing figure of Christ. Reverse inscription: [LAVS] TIBI SOLI (You alone be praised). Measurements, diameter 12.36mm, thickness 0.58mm, and weight 0.31g.

LEIC-2BA965: COIN
A Medieval Irish silver halfpenny of Edward I, dating to c.AD 1279 - 1302. Second coinage. Mint of Waterford. Spink (2015) Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands, p 141 no 6253 Diameter: 13.5 mm Weight: 0.59 g

SWYOR-1D4BFC: COIN
A silver Post Medieval coin; a half groat of Charles I (1625 - 1649), Group D, fourth bust, mintmark is a triangle (AD 1639 - 1640). See North number 2258 but ther eis no inner circle on the reverse. Measurements are; diameter 16.63mm, thickness 0.98mm and weight 0.73g.

LVPL-1C2959: COIN
A worn and incomplete silver Spainish 'cob' of an uncertain ruler dating to the post medieval period.

NLM-1BB567: DRESS HOOK
Diamond shaped panel only, silver gilt, scars at the back from horizontal loop and vertical hook; Read early post-medieval TBC. Suggested date: Post-Medieval, 1500-1600 Length: 23.8mm, Width: 23.2mm, Thickness: 3.2mm, Weight: 4.31gms

LVPL-1B811A: COIN
A very worn and incomplete post medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Initial mark: Uncertain. Mint: London. Obverse: Crowned bust left, two pellets behind head; [E D G ROSA SINE SPINA] Reverse: Square shield on long cross fourcée dividing the legend; CIVI/TAS/[LON/DON]

LVPL-1B6055: COIN
A complete late medieval silver sovereign penny of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509), dating to AD 1485-1500. Mint: York, under Archbishop Rotherham. Initial mark: None. North Vol. II (1991, 103) No. 1729. Obverse: King enthroned holding orb and sceptre, two pillars to throne; hENRIC DI GRA REX ANG Reverse: Square topped shield over a long cross fourchee, keys below shield; CIVITAS EBORACI

WMID-1B3331: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). Second phase. Pheon intial mark. Date above shield reads 1561. North Vol 2, p134, no. 1998.

SUR-1AB819: COIN
An extremely worn fragment of a silver medieval long cross penny, probably of Edward I and Class 9b dating to c. 1300. The reverse has an unbarred N. London mint.

A fragment of a Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). No date above shield. Initial mark unknown.

WMID-1A19AD: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). Second issue. Coronet initial mark. Date above shield reads 1568. North Vol 2, p134, no. 1997.

LVPL-1A0EE4: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Edward I (1272-1307), Class 10cf3 dating to 1307-1309. Mint of London. North Vol.II (1991, 32) no. 1042. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards. Legend: +EDWA R ANGL DNS hYB: Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant. Legend: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON

WMID-19DF0D: COIN
An incomplete Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). Second issue. Englantine initial mark. Date above shield reads 1574. A small chunk is missing from the outer flan. North Vol 2, p134, no. 1997.

WMID-19B086: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). Third issue. Tun or woolpack initial mark. Date above shield reads 1595. Spink (2008) 2578A . North Vol 2, p137, no. 2015.

WMID-1933BB: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). Third issue. Tun initial mark. Date above shield possibly reads 1592. The obverse is very worn. Spink (2008) 2578A . North Vol 2, p137, no. 2015.

SUR-18AD3C: COIN
A medieval silver farthing of Edward III, Class 8b, dating to 1333-1342. The reverse has bear's heads in two quarters. Berwick mint. As North vol. 2, 40, Class 8b, no. 1094.

ESS-07865A: COIN
An early medieval silver penny of Harthacnut (1035-1042 AD), 'arm and sceptre' type (North 811; Spink 1169) dating to the period c.AD1040-42, moneyer: Godric, mint: Stamford. Refs: North 1994: p.171; Spink 2016: p. 138. Measurements: Diameter: 18.3mm; weight: 1.06g.

ESS-071BE4: COIN
A complete early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Series E, Secondary Phase type, dating c.AD720-40. Obverse: Quilled crescent coiled right, enclosing line of pellets and four bars. Reverse: Standard, beaded to four sides, containing 'TOTII' legend. Measurements: Diameter: 11.84mm; weight: 1.06g.

NARC-06CBCC: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). First Coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. Lis initial mark. London mint. AD 1558-1560. Diameter: 14.66mm, Thickness: 0.43mm, Weight: 0.4g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan between 12-3 and 6-10 O’clock. North Vol II, P 133, No 1988.

ESS-06CB7C: COIN
A complete early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Series E, Secondary Phase type, dating c.AD720-40. Obverse: Quilled crescent coiled right, pellet on body, body outlined in small pellets above and below. Crescent enclosing two bars and cross pommee. Reverse: Beaded standard containing opposing pairs of interlocked crescents, inner pelleted crescent bridging one corner and cross pommee in opposite with pellet, with central annulet. Measurements: Diameter: 11.55mm; weight: 0.99g.

NARC-06B08B: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Third coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. Bell initial mark. London mint. AD 1582-1583. Diameter: 16.57mm, Thickness: 0.67mm, Weight: 0.9g. The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 137, No 2016.

NARC-069D43: COIN
A complete silver Farthing of Unclear Ruler (AD 1272-1509). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. Diameter: 11.24mm, Thickness: 0.65mm, Weight: 0.3g

NARC-0688B7: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 4b. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Canterbury mint. AD 1283-1286. Diameter: 18.97mm, Thickness: 0.74mm, Weight: 1.0g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 7-10 O’clock North Vol II, P 29, No 1024.

NARC-066EEC: COIN
An incomplete silver cut Halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class IIIa-b. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted by Nicole in unclear Mint. AD 1247-1250. Length: 8.49mm, Width: 8.75mm, Thickness: 0.70mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin has a transverse break at 8 O’clock North Vol I, P 226, No 986-997.

NARC-066085: COIN
A complete silver cut Farthing of John (AD 1199-1216). Class 5b. Short cross reverse with quatrefoil in each quadrant. Minted by unclear moneyer in Oxford. AD 1205-1207. Length: 10.45mm, Width: 8.41mm, Thickness: 0.63mm, Weight: 0.2g North Vol I, P 221, No 970.

ESS-065BE2: COIN
A complete early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Series E, Secondary Phase type, dating c.AD720-40. Obverse: Quilled crescent enclosing four bars and two pellets. Reverse: Triple beaded standard containing angular symbols and pellet in annulet in centre. Measurements: Diameter: 12.36mm; weight: 1.17g.

NARC-064B22: COIN
A complete silver cut Halfpenny of John (AD 1199-1216). Class 5b2. Short cross reverse with quatrefoil in each quadrant. Minted by Iohan in Winchester. AD 1205-1207. Length: 17.70mm, Width: 8.04mm, Thickness: 0.72mm, Weight: 0.6g North Vol I, P 221, No 970.

ESS-05A504: COIN
A complete early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Transitional/Pre-Primary Phase Series PaIII (type iii) (cf. Gannon 2013, no.39) dating to c.AD660/65-70 Obverse: Diademed bust right, square shoulder, legend [OVN]C surrounding. Reverse: Plain central cross, annulets in quarters, within beaded circle, part runic legend reads ᛞᛞᚪ AVNAV[...]O[...] Measurements: Diameter: 11.55mm; weight: 1.14g.

ESS-050B2C: COIN
A complete early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Primary Phase Series C1 dating c.AD690-710. Obverse: Radiate bust of crude style, right, runic 'ᚨᛖᛈᚨ', 'ÆPA' or 'ᚨᛈᚨ', 'APA' before, A and annulets behind, pyramidal neck rests on curved exergual above beaded line. Reverse: Standard, beaded to four sides, containing 'TOTII' legend, crosses to sides, Ts at angles. Measurements: Diameter: 11.91mm; weight: 1.14g.

SUR-03BA76: COIN
A worn and incomplete silver Medieval long cross farthing of Edward II (1307-1327), Withers Type 30 or 31 dating to 1310-1314. Mint of London.

WMID-035A6D: COIN
An complete cut halfpenny of John I of England (AD 1199 to AD 1216). Minted at Canterbury Mint by moneyer Ernavd (different spelling of Arnold). Class 4b. Cf. North vol 1, p221, no 968/2. Diameter: 20.4 mm Width: 10.6 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm Weight: 0.6 g

WMID-02E9E4: FINGER RING
A complete and worn silver finger ring of Post Medieval to modern date, circa AD 1723-2000. The ring, circular in cross-section, comprises of a circular hoop which expands smoothly to form an oval-shaped bezel. The exterior of the ring is smooth and undecorated, but small wear marks are visible on the surface. The interior of the ring is decorated with a worn floral design, reminiscent of coinage. There are two parallel lines running along the edge of the ring. The finger-ring has been made by hammering the outside edge of a milled coin to give the hoop and the drilling the centre of the coin out. No English coin parallels can be found, so the coin is likely foreign (possibly French) or the ring could have been formed from another type of decorated metal. Due to the form of the ring and the style of decoration on the interior, and a lack of other diagnostic features, the ring cannot be confidently dated as older than 300 years, thus falls outside of the stipulations of the Treasure Act Measurements: Diameter: 22.1mm Thickness of band: 5.7mm Thickness of bezel: 7.7mm Weight: 4.5g

LEIC-01E20B: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to c.AD 1558 - 1603. Not further defined, initial mark not visible. Mint of London. Diameter: 15 mm Weight: 0.46 g

OXON-F3791A: COIN
A Medieval silver voided long cross cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Probably class 3b, dating to AD 1248-1250. Struck by Nicole at unknown mint. North (1994: 226) no. 987.

OXON-F2C2CC: COIN
A Medieval silver voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), dating to AD 1248-1250. Struck by Walter at Lincoln. Class 3a-c. North (1994: 226), nos. 986-988.

SUSS-F2BDF3: COIN
A complete bent Medieval silver penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), Class 6c3, dating to AD 1217. As North (1994: pp 222) no. 976. The flan is bent roughly along the halfway line, almost at a right angle. Dimensions: diameter: 18.75mm, thickness: 0.50mm, weight: 1.30g

SUSS-F2206D: COIN
A medieval silver long cross cut farthing of Henry III dating to AD 1248. Class IIb. Mint of Oxford. Uncertain moneyer. Cf. North (1991) no: 985. Measurements: length: 9.44mm; width: 8.40mm and weight: 0.32g.

WMID-F1BFB7: COIN
A worn silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward II, class 11b, dating to 1312-1314. London mint. North 1060/3

SUSS-F1A755: COIN
An incomplete clipped post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) date on coin of AD 1593. Third coinage (AD 1583-1603) Initial mark (Tun) missing. Mint of London. As North no. 2015 (North 1991: pp 137). The entirety of the obverse/reverse legend has been clipped away following the inner circle of the reverse. Dimensions: diameter: 19.70mm, thickness: 0.55mm, weight: 1.58g

SWYOR-F1A16F: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a voided short cross cut half penny coin of John or Henry III, Class 5 or 6 dating from AD 1204-1218. Moneyer unknown at the mint of London. North number 969-977. The coin is 18.0mm long, 9.0mm wide, 0.2mm thick and weighs 0.60g

SWYOR-F1454E: COIN
A worn silver Medieval coin; a long cross Edwardian silver penny probably Edward I or II, Class 10 or 11, dating from AD 1301 - 1314. Both the obverse and reverse are very worn. Mint of Canterbury. North number 1038 - 1062/2. It is 16.1mm diameter, thickness 0.7mm and weight 0.6g.

WMID-F11C32: COIN
An incomplete silver threepence of Elizabeth (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to the period AD 1565. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Pheon. Cf. North, vol 2, p 135, no 1998. Coin has been bent and since straightened.

SWYOR-F0F295: COIN
A complete silver Roman coin; a denarius of Hadrian (AD 117 - AD 138) dating from AD 136 (Reece Period 6). FIDES PVBLICA reverse type depicting Fides standing right, holding corn ears and dish of fruits. Mint of Rome. RIC II, Part 3 (second edition) Hadrian 2200 (http://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.2_3(2).hdn.2199-2203). It is 16.7mm diameter, thickness 2.1mm and weight 3.2g.

ESS-F0F228: COIN
A worn and clipped post-medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603). Probably second issue, dated 1[57]3 on the coin. I.m probaly acorn. North 1997. Measurements: Diameter: 25.24; Weight: 2.26g

ESS-F0B393: COIN
A complete silver medieval groat of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Fourth coinage dating to the period AD 1351-1352. Minted in London. I.m Cross 1. North (1991) no. 1147. The coin is slightly bent. Measurements: diameter: 27.8mm; weight: 4.32g

SWYOR-F06E14: COIN
A silver Early Medieval coin; a sceat of Alchred (or Alhred) of Northumbria dating from AD 765 - 774. Reverse depicts a fantastic quadruped facing right with a cross below. Mint of Northumbria. See North number 179. Diameter 12.1mm; thickness 1.3mm and weight 1.20g. A good parallel is EMC number : 2012.0041.

WAW-EFF372: COIN
A Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 - 1603), dating to the period AD 1560 to AD 1561 as part of the first coinage issue. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Cross crosslet. North vol 2, p133, no 1987. The coin is damaged and incomplete.

WAW-EF5203: COIN
A Post Medieval silver sixpence, possible dating c. AD 1660-1700. The coin appears purposefully smoothed possibly to form a 'love token' although the coin does not appear to have been bent. There appear to be a number of lines etched onto the coin. Due to the abrasion, the monarch and reverse are uncertain. Bust facing right. The coin measures 20 mm in diameter, 0.76 mm in thickness. It weighs 2.34 grams.

OXON-EF35DC: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Caracalla (AD 198-217), dating to the period c. AD 196-198 (Reece Period 10). PRINCIPI IVVENTVTIS reverse type depicting Caracalla standing left, holding wand and spear; trophy to right. Mint of Rome. RIC IV-I, p. 213, no. 13a or 13b.

WAW-EF315E: COIN
A Post Medieval silver sixpence, possible dating c. AD 1660-1700. The coin appears purposefully smoothed and has a slight bend to form a 'love token'. Due to the abrasion, the monarch and reverse are uncertain. Bust facing right. The coin measures 20.6 mm in diameter, 0.88 mm in thickness. It weighs 2.65 grams.

SWYOR-EF28AE: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the Medieval period: a halfgroat of Edward III (1327-1377), Fourth Coinage (Pre-Treaty), Series D, dating from AD 1352-1353, mint of York, North number 1155. It is diameter 21.4mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 2.1g.

WAW-EF0F06: COIN
A Post Medieval silver sixpence, possible dating c. AD 1660-1700. The coin appears purposefully smoothed and bent in two places to form a 'love token'. Then straightened by the finder. Due to the abrasion, the monarch and reverse are uncertain. The coin measures 20.6 mm in diameter, 0.95 mm in thickness. It weighs 2.27 grams.

WMID-EEFDC5: COIN
An incomplete silver threepence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to AD 1566, issued as part of the second coinage between AD 1561 and AD 1582. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark unclear but either Portcullis or Lion. Date above the shield is 1566. C.f. North, vol 2, p 134, no 1998.

ESS-EEDC16: COIN
A complete medieval silver groat of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509). Class 3c dating to AD 1490-1504. I.m Anchor. Minted in London. North no.1705c. Measurements: Diameter: 25.3mm, Weight: 2.56g.

SWYOR-EE9CDB: COIN
A post-medieval silver coin; a sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD1558-1603), Second issue, initial mark Eglantine, dated 1574, North number 1997. Mint of London. Dimensions: 24.4mm in diameter and 0.8mm thick. It weighs 2.7g.

SUR-EE9C71: COIN
A silver Medieval Venetian soldino issued by Doge Agostino Barbarigo, 1486-1501, dating to AD 1499-1501. Obverse description: Doge, as standard bearer of Venice, kneeling left, receiving the banner of St. Mark from the patron saint. Obverse inscription: AV·BAR·DVX·S·M·V· Reverse description: Standing figure of Christ with halo, holding a cross right. Reverse inscription: LAVS TIBI SOLI (You alone be praised).

SUR-EE81AA: COIN
An iron age silver unit (14.2mm, 1.21g) of the Atrebates / Southern region attributed to Verica. "Verica Star Boar" type dating to c. AD 10-40. Obverse: COM F with crescent motifs above and below. Reverse: boar, right, with star above and [V]IRI below. As ABC 1223.

WMID-EE68B4: COIN
A complete silver Irish shilling of James I (AD 1603 to AD 1625), dating to the period AD 1603 to AD 1625. Spink, vol 2, p 141, no 6513. The coin is heavily worn and has been bent into an 'S' shape to potentially function as a love token.

WILT-ED3A69: CLIP
A complete Post Medieval silver clip probably part of a scabbard or sheath, dating to c AD 1740 - 1800. It is a tapering D section metal bar, with, at the wider upper end is an oval plate which includes, in relief, a laureate, draped Classical imperial bust, facing, The features are very detailed, but rather crudely executed. The field in the background has a pitted decoration. Below this, the bar tapers as an elegant concave curve, without any decoration, to a ball foot, surmounted by a semi-circumferential rectangular collar. The collar is decorated with an acanthus-like decoration in relief. On the ball is a maker's mark stamped with a simple incuse shield, and letters H P. At the wider, upper end is an extension from the top rear of the plate and to which has been applied a drop shape attachment feature, a flat slide, narrow at its top end, widening to a pointed oval, lying behind and slightly angled towards, the upper part of the bar. Dimensions: 49.9mm in length;13.7mm in width; 10.54g Dr. Rachel King, European Renaissance and Waddesdon Bequest, Department of Britain, Europe and Prehistory, British Museum, notes that, 'I agree that it does have a clip form, and the lack on markings or rivet holes in the metal tongue portion could mean that it was against or within textile, which would tally with a scabbard or sheath'. 'The imperial portrait suggests 18th century to me, as neo-classical interest. The face-on orientation of the head with barely any inclination of the head is unusual, as we usually see profile ‘portraits’. 'Based on the maker's mark, the date is likely post 1739'. (Therefore not a Treasure item).

YORYM-B34333: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Henry V (AD 1413-1422) dating to the period AD 1413 – 1422. Type C. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.71, no.1396.

YORYM-B2A685: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval halfgroat of James I (AD 1603-1625) dating to the period AD 1606 - 1607. Second coinage. Crowned thistle reverse. Escallop initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.146, no. 2104.

WMID-B23D05: COIN
A complete silver coin of Henry III of England (AD 1216 to AD 1272), dating to the period c AD 1236 to c. AD 1242. Minted by moneyer Nicole at the London mint. Class 7c. Diameter: 18.4 mm Thickness: 0.9 mm Weight: 1.0 g

WMID-B2006E: COIN
An incomplete silver threepence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to AD 1566, issued as part of the second coinage between AD 1561 and AD 1582. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark unclear but either Portcullis or Lion. Date above the shield is 1566. C.f. North, vol 2, p 134, no 1998. Diameter: 19.7 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 1.3 g

YORYM-B1F126: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward III (AD 1327 – 1377) dating to the period AD 1346 - 1351. Third (Florin) Coinage. Annulet stops. Lombardic N’s. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Type 2. North Vol 2, p.47, no.1114.

YORYM-B1EEE3: COIN
A silver sixpence of Charles I (AD 1625 - AD 1649) dating to the period AD 1643-1645. Group F. Square shield over cross pattee moline reverse. (P) or (R) initial mark. Mint of London (Tower under Parliament). North vol 2, p. 161, no. 2246.

WMID-B1B397: COIN
An incomplete silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to AD 1566, issued as part of the second coinage between AD 1561 and AD 1582. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark unclear but either Portcullis or Lion. Date above the shield is 1566. C.f. North, vol 2, p 134, no 1997. Diameter: 24.9 mm Thickness: 1.4 mm Weight: 2.4 g

YORYM-B18C1E: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period AD 1216 - 1217. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mont of London. Class 6c2. North Vol 1, p.222, no.976/2.

WMID-B189FB: COIN
An incomplete clipped halfpenny of Henry VI (AD 1422 to AD 1461), dating to the period AD 1430 to AD 1434, issued as part of the pinecone-mascle series. Minted at London. C.f. North vol 2, p77. no 1468. Coin has been pierced with a subcircular hole in the centre of the coin from obverse to reverse. Internal diameter of the hole is 1.4 mm. Diameter:13.4 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 0.6 g

YORYM-B03B15: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman denarius of Severus Alexander (AD 222 - 235) dating to AD 229 (Reece Period 11). P M TR P VIII COS III P P reverse type depicting Mars, helmeted, walking left, holding olive-branch in right hand and spear and shield in left hand. Mint of Rome. RIC IV, pt.2, p.77, no.92.

WMID-AEDC7B: COIN
An incomplete silver republican denarius, issued by moneyer P F Clodius, M F Turrinus, dating to c. 42 BC. Reece Period 1. Mint of Rome. Reverse type depicting a Crescent moon with five stars around. As Crawford 494/21, Syndenham 1115. Diameter: 18.7 mm Thickness: 1.9 mm Weight: 3.1 g

OXON-AE10F4: COIN
A chipped and worn Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to AD 1561-65. Second coinage, Pheon initial mark. Tower of London mint. North (1991: 134) no.1997. The coin has a ragged edge to the left of the bust between9 and 11 o'clock as seen on the obverse.

WMID-9CE2B3: COIN
An incomplete clipped silver half groat of James I (AD 1603 to AD 1625), dating to the period AD 1604 to AD 1619. Mintmark uncertain. Minted at the Tower of London. C.f. North vol 2, p146, no 2104-2105 Diameter: 12.6 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm Weight: 0.3 g

WAW-9BA69B: COIN
A Medieval silver voided long cross penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class 5 dating c. AD 1251-1272, possibly Class 5h dating c. AD 1265-1272. London mint. Moneyer: Iohannes. Cf North (1991) Vol.1 no.998. Diameter: 18.19mm. Thickness: 0.64mm. Weight: 1.31g. Die axis: 5.

NARC-9A2649: COIN
A complete silver coin of Post-Medieval date (AD 1558-1649). The coin is heavily worn and struck coin with the letters R B stamped onto one side. Probably a Sixpence or Groat. Any detail on the coin has been worn off or deliberately removed, meaning it is hard to identify with any degree of certainty. It is likely, based on its size, to be either a groat from the reign of Elizabeth I to Charles I. The coin also has two bends, in opposing directions, similar to ‘love tokens’ of this period. Diameter: 21.52mm, Thickness: 0.64mm, Weight: 2.0g Similar examples can be seen on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database: WMID-4B0C70, LEIC-EA8BF8 and DENO-7CBAB1. One surface is counter marked with 'R B', which is likely to be somebody's initials. The coin may have been intended to be used as a token.

WAW-9A248B: COIN
An incomplete, Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating AD 1625-1649. Possibly Group C, third bust. Cf. North (1991) Vol.2 no.2252. Possibly double struck due to there being a lower I behind the head and II at around 2 o'clock in relation to the fainter I. Appears to have been clipped from around 1 o'clock to around 6 o'clock on the obverse. Diameter: 15.81mm. Thickness: 0.64mm. Weight: 0.87g. Die axis: 3.

NARC-9A10FB: COIN
An incomplete silver farthing of Edward I Henry VIII (AD 1272-1547). Unclear reverse. Unclear mint. Length: 11.02mm, Width: 5.50mm, Thickness (folded): 1.00mm, Weight: 0.1g The coin has been folded and is heavily abraded.

NARC-99EA3B: COIN
A complete silver Halfpenny of Edward IV, first reign (AD 1461-1470). Light coinage. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Lis initial mark. York mint. AD 1465-1471. Diameter: 16.89mm, Thickness: 0.39mm, Weight: 0.6g North Vol II, P 89, No 1610.

NARC-99C426: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Long cross reverse with quatrefoil and pellet in centre and three pellets in each quadrant. York mint. Diameter: 18.60mm, Thickness: 0.61mm, Weight: 1.1g

WAW-99C37C: COIN
An incomplete, worn, Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) likely dating AD 1638-1642. Aberystwyth mint. Initial mark: book. Cf North (1991) Vol.2 pg.172 nos.2343-2344. No inner circles. There is an oblique c.4.20mm long tear in the coin around 12 o'clock on the obverse, and part of the coin is bent upward from around 7 o'clock to around 12 o'clock on the obverse. Diameter: 16.37mm. Thickness: 0.57mm. Weight: 0.95g. Die axis: 7.

YORYM-995330: COIN
A silver post-medieval halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to the period AD 1643 - 1645. Fourth bust. Group D. Oval garnished shield reverse. (P) or (R) initial mark. Mint of London (Tower under Parliament). North Vol 2, p.162, no.2258.

WAW-9947BB: COIN
A Post Medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) dating AD 1561. Second coinage. Initial mark: pheon. Mint: London. See North (1991) Vol.2 pg.135 no.1998. Diameter: 19.88mm. Thickness: 0.56mm. Weight: 1.24g. Die axis: 5.

YORYM-8987C4: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny attributed to the baronial coinage of William of Aumale, Earl of York, produced during the reign of Stephen (1135-1154) and dating to c. AD 1150, probably struck in York. The design showing a knight advancing right with sword on the obverse, and a cross patée in quatrefoil with annulets on cusps and in margin on the reverse is known mostly from pennies of Eustace FitzJohn (North 929). Only two other examples in the name of William of Aumale are known (see EMC 2011.0025 and Fitzwilliam Museum CM.692-2005: 253295). The new find appears to share a reverse die-link with the previously-recorded EMC example. As EMC 2011.0025 and CM.692-2005 (253295)

KENT-896534: COIN
A Medieval silver voided long cross penny of Henry III (AD 1216 - 1272). Description: Class 1b/2a mule, minted by Willem c. AD 1248 at Canterbury. Obverse has beard made up of strokes rather than the more usual pellets. Measurements: Diameter: 16.9 mm and Weight: 1.34 g. Discussion: See North (1994) pp. 225-6, No. 983 & No. 984 and see Spink, 1360.

OXON-8954A0: COIN
A bent silver Post Medieval sixpence of James I (AD 1603-1625) dating to AD 1624 on the coin. Second coinage, cross lis or trefoil initial mark. North (1991:146) No.2102-3. The coin is bent into a shallow V-sahpe along a line between 2 and 7 o'clock as seen on the obverse.25.9

YORYM-88E172: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) dating to the period AD 1286-1287. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 4d. North Vol 2, p.29, no.1026.

KENT-888BAD: COIN
A Medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry II (AD 1154- 1189). Description: A Cross and Crosslets (Tealby) type, Bust C2, dating from c.AD 1161 - 1165. Minted by Rogier at Canterbury. Measurements: Diameter: 19.8mm; weight: 0.59g. Discussion: See North Vol 1, pp.217, No.957.

KENT-8824FF: COIN
A Medieval silver short cross penny of Richard I (AD 1189 - 1199), dating from c. AD 1190 - 1194. Description: Minted by Ricard at London. Class 3. Measurements: Diameter: 20.0 mm and Weight: 1.46 g. Discussion: North Vol 1, pp.220, No.967.

KENT-8724FE: COIN
A Medieval silver cut halfpenny of William I ('The Lion') of Scotland (AD 1165 - 1214), dating from c. AD 1205 - 1230. Description: Short Cross and Stars coinage, Phase B, bust ii, minted by Hue Walter. The mint is either Edinburgh, Perth or Roxburgh. Slightly clipped. Measurements: Diameter: 18.5 mm and Weight: 0.69 g. Discussion: As Spink (2003), pp.14, 5029.

LEIC-866642: COIN
A Medieval silver farthing of Edward I (1272 - 1307), dating to c.AD 1300 - 1310. Withers Type 28b, North class 10. Mint of London. The coin is in two parts. North (1991) Volume 2, p 34 no 1058 Diameter: 12 mm Weight: 0.3 g

KENT-861D0C: COIN
A near complete Medieval silver continental copy of an Edwardian sterling penny (1267-1294). Description: Struck by John I (1261-1294) or John II (1294-1312), Dukes of Brabant and Limburg, 1286-1299. (Mayhew 1983: 45, ref: 43.) Obverse: I:DVX:LIMBVRGIE; Facing crockard bust with a chaplet of flowers and wedged drapery Reverse: DVX/BRA/BAN/TIE; Long cross dividing the inscription with three pellets in each quadrant The coin has suffered minor damage with a small rim chip, leading to a crack across approximately 1/2 of the flan Measurements: Diameter: 19.1 mm and Weight: 1.21 g. Discussion: Mayhew, N. 1983. Sterling Imitations of Edwardian Type. Royal Numismatic Society Special Publication 14.

OXON-85FD7B: COIN
A Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1580 on the coin. Second coinage, cross initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991:134) No.1997.

SUSS-85DAA2: COIN
A Post Medieval silver halfpenny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 - 1603), dating to 1584-1587. Initial mark escallop. Tower London mint. Cf. North (1991) no. 2018. The flan is bent at an angle of about 90 degrees Measurements: diameter 10.91mm, weight 0.38g.

LEIC-859D64: COIN
A Medieval silver farthing of Edward I (1272 - 1307), dating to c.AD 1300 - 1310. Withers Type 28b, North class 10. Mint of London. The coin is in two parts. North (1991) Volume 2, p 34 no 1058 Diameter: 11.9 mm Weight: 0.38 g

An early medieval silver penny of Offa of Mercia (757-96), Light Coinage, dating c.784-92, moneyer: Winoth, mint: London (North 288). Ref: North 1994: p.86. A very similar coin has been found on the PAS database here: WILT-7FF13B.

KENT-8579B3: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), dating to 1125 - 1135. Description: Quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV; Spink 1276). Uncertain moneyer and mint. The coin is damaged, with a triangular section missing from the flan, and appears to have been clipped. Measurements: Diameter: 19.1 mm and Weight: 1.22 g. Discussion: As North (1994) No.871.

SUSS-855EBC: COIN
A worn and clipped Post Medieval silver penny of Charles I (AD 1625- 1649), Group D dating c. AD 1625-49. Mintmark two pellets, inner circle on obverse and round shield. Cf. North (1991) no: 2271. Measurements: diameter 13.21mm, weight 0.50g.

LVPL-854237: COIN
A silver medieval farthing of John, class 5b-c, dating to 1205-1210. Uncertain moneyer, Norwich or Northampton mint. The coin is heavily damaged, missing the upper right quarter of the flan when viewed from the obverse, and much of the bottom right quarter as well. The legend of the obverse is no longer present, and little detail can be made of the bust apart from the central beard pellet and hair curls. The reverse legend reads: ‘NO’ suggesting Norwich or Northampton and thus likely class 5b-c Dimensions: Diameter 18.1mm, Weight 0.75g.

LEIC-77F338: COIN
A Medieval silver voided shortcross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c.AD 1222 - 1236. Class 7b. Moneyer Ioan FR, mint of Canterbury. North (1994) Volume 1, p 227 no 997 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1.3 g

LEIC-77ACFA: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c.AD 1250 - 1256. Class 5b. Class. Moneyer Ricard of London. North (1994) Volume 1, p 227 no 992/2 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1.3 g

LEIC-77665C: COIN
A worn Post-medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1578. Second coinage, plain cross initial mark, London mint. North (1991) Volume 2 p 135 no. 1997. Diameter: 25 mm Weight: 2.9 g

LEIC-76F24E: COIN
A Post Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), dating to AD 1595. Third coinage, woolpack mint mark. Mint of London. Reference: North Volume II (1991) p137 no. 2015 Diameter: 25 mm Weight: 3.1 g

LEIC-74012E: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward II (1307 - 1327), dating to c.AD 1309 - 1310. class 10cf5. Mint of Canterbury. North (1991) Volume 2, p 32 no 1043/1 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1 g

NCL-73A86B: COIN
A silver penny of Elizabeth I Axis 2 Weight: 1.29 g Diameter: 21.33 mm

LVPL-736D9F: COIN
A complete medieval silver halfgroat of Henry VI (first reign 1422-1461), annulet issue dating to 1422-1427. Mint: Calais. North Vol I (1991, 74) no. 1429. Obverse: Crowned bust facing with a tressure of arches, annulets by neck; hENRIC [DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS hYB] Reverse: Long cross dividing two lines of legend, three pellets in each quarter and an annulet in two opposite quarters; POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEVM // VILLA CALIS'

SUSS-7349A3: COIN
A silver medieval longcross cut halfpenny of Henry III, of Class IIIb dating AD 1248-1250. Moneyer: Tomas of York mint. As North (1991) no: 987. Diameter: 17.35mm and weight: 0.59g

LEIC-730104: COIN
A post-medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1575. Second coinage, eglantine initial mark. Mint of London. Reference: North Volume 2 (1991) p 135 no 1998. Diameter: 19 mm Weight: 1 g

SUSS-72EF8A: COIN
A very worn silver medieval shortcross cut halfpenny of unclear ruler or class. Uncertain moneyer and mint dating c. 1180-1247. Diameter: 16.80mm and weight: 0.54g.

NCL-72C4C8: COIN
A worn silver Roman denarius of Trajan (AD 98-117), dating to the period c.AD 101-102 (Reece period 6). P M TR P COS IIII P P reverse type depcting Victory standing facing, head left, holding wreath and palm. Mint of Rome. RIC II, p. 248, no. 58. Axis 7

YORYM-72A588: COIN
A silver Roman radiate possibly of Gordian III (AD 238-244) dating to the period AD 238 - 244 (Reece Period 12). VIRTVS AVG reverse type depicting Virtus standing, facing, holding branch and spear; shield to left. Mint unclear.

GLO-728A45: COIN
A silver penny of Elizabeth I. Mint mark tun which dates this to 1591-1595 Obverse: crowned bust facing left [E D] G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse: shield with the royal coat of arms divided by a long cross CIVITAS LONDON This coin has been clipped.

LVPL-726B34: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307), class 3c/d dating to the period c.AD 1280–1281. Mint: Bristol. See North Vol. II (1991, 28) no.1018-1019. Obverse: Crowned bust facing; [ED]W R ANGL [DNS hYB] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quarter; VILL ABR ISTO LLI[E]

GLO-7261D7: COIN
Silver penny of Edward II Class 11b Date 1310-1314 Minted in Canterbury Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards E[DWA R A]NGL DNS HYB Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle CIVI/[TAS/CA]N/TAR

SUSS-723ABE: COIN
A complete medieval silver shortcross penny of John (AD 1199-1216) dating to AD1210-1215. Class 6a1 or 6b2. Moneyer Walter, Mint of London. As North (1994) pp222 no. 974/1 or 975/2. Dimensions: diameter: 18.95mm, thickness: 0.52mm, weight: 1.32g

SUSS-720824: COIN
A worn lightly clipped medieval halfpenny of Edward I (1272-1307). Probably Withers (2001:49) Type 9a, dating to the period 1300-1305. Minted in London. Fox Group Xa. North Class 10ab. See: North (1991) no: 1050. Measurements: Diameter: 14.41mm; Weight: 0.58g

YORYM-71873E: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Henry VI (AD 1422 – 1461) dating to the period AD 1445 -1454. Leaf-pellet issue. Pellets by crown, leaf on breast. Long cross with extra pellet under CIVI & LON on line reverse. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.80, no.1512.

SUR-70F7F6: COIN
A silver medieval short cross penny of Henry III, Class 7a-b dating to c. 1217-1242. Moneyer is ILGER at London mint.

LVPL-70E5DB: COIN
An incomplete silver penny of Edward III, (1327-1377) First Coinage 1327-1343. Mint: York. Class 15d. North Vol II, p.45, No 1098. Obverse: EDWR [R ANGL DNS hYB] worn bust forwards. Reverse: CIVI [TAS EBO] RACI; long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quarter. Quatrefoil in centre of reverse. Diameter 18.9mm,Thickness 0.5mm, Weight 1.01g

SUR-70DCC4: COIN
A worn and damaged silver Medieval penny of Henry II, Cross and crosslets (Tealby) Type, probably Bust C dating to c. 1161-1165. Moneyer is RO[GIER...], Canterbury mint.

NARC-70D086: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Second Coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. Long cross initial mark. London mint. AD 1580-1581. Diameter: 13.45mm, Thickness: 0.43mm, Weight: 0.4g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 135, No 2001.

SUSS-70A6AD: COIN
A worn and clipped Post Medieval silver penny of Charles I (AD 1625- 1649), Group D dating c. AD 1625-49. London Tower Mint. No inner circles and round shield new garniture. Cf. North (1991) no: 2270. Dimensions: diameter: 13.78mm, thickness: 0.29mm, weight: 0.37g. The flan is bent on one side.

LVPL-70A5D4: COIN
An incomplete and folded medieval silver penny of an uncertain ruler, probably Edward I-III. Mint: Unclear. Obverse: Crowned bust forward; [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quarter; CIVI/[TAS/[...]

NARC-709C46: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10cf2-3. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1306-1309. Diameter: 17.62mm, Thickness: 0.56mm, Weight: 0.9g North Vol II, P 32, No 1041- 1042/2.

NARC-708E87: COIN
A complete silver cut Halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class IIIa-b. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted by Nicole in London. AD 1247-1250. Length: 16.98mm, Width: 8.85mm, Thickness: 0.97mm, Weight: 0.6g North Vol I, P 226, No 986-997.

LVPL-706B17: COIN
A worn post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1579. Initial mark: plain cross. Mint: London. North (1991) Vol.2 no.1997. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; [ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB REGINA] Reverse: Long cross fourcée over shield, date above shield; POS[VI DEV ADIV]TOR[EM MEV]

YORYM-6FE02C: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Edward III (AD 1327 – 1377) dating to the period AD 1335 – 1343. Second Star-marked coinage. Mint of London. Withers Type 5ii. North Class 4. North Vol 2, p.46, no.1102.

SUSS-6FDF5A: COIN
An incomplete clipped post medieval silver halfpenny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating c. AD 1625-1649. Rose both sides with no inscription or mintmark. London Tower mint. As North (1991:163) no. 2274. Dimensions: diameter: 9.82mm, thickness: 0.47mm, weight: 0.20g

WMID-6F933B: FINGER RING
A twisted silver finger ring formed from three twisted strands of wire. The ends of the wires are brought together to form a spiral bezel, which has been bent out of shape and now stands perpendicular to the ring instead of flat. There are terminals either side of the bezel. Measurements: Diameter: 15.8mm Diameter of bezel: 5.8mm Thickness of wire: 2.2mm Weight: 0.9g This finger ring is similar in style to DENO-188490 (which is made of two strands of wire rather than three). DENO-188490 has been dated to the early modern period. In addition, styles of ring that date earlier than 300 years are stylistically very different. Therefore, this ring has been dated to the Modern period, and as such falls outside the stipulations of the Treasure Act.

SUSS-6F7657: COIN
A complete medieval silver longcross penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Probably Class Vb, dating between AD 1250-1256. Moneyer Nicole, mint of London. As North (1991: 227) no.992. Dimensions: diameter: 17.57mm, thickness: 0.58mm, weight: 1.22g

DUR-6F1F5F: COIN
An incomplete silver penny of the medieval period from the reign of William I of Scotland (AD 1165-1214). Spink Coins of Scotland Ireland and The Islands 2003 p14 no 5029. Obverse description: Head left with sceptre Obverse inscription: [LE REI WILAM]. Reverse description: Voided short cross with six pointed star in each quarter. Reverse inscription:[HUE] WAL[TER] Both faces are worn and there is significant loss of legend either through wear or clipping.

SUR-6ECF2F: COIN
A silver medieval short cross penny of Richard, Class 4a dating to 1194-1200. Moneyer is STIVENE, London mint.

SUSS-6EB673: COIN
A complete Iron age uninscribed silver unit of the Southern Region/Atrebates and Regni, dating c. 60-45 BC. Rudd's 'Worthing Wonder' type. Obverse: head right with braided/corded hair. Reverse: triple-tailed horse standing right, cogwheel and pellet-in-annulet below, further pellet-in-annulets in front of horse's head and adjacent to hind legs, horse's foreleg above. As ABC p. 54, no. 659. Dimensions: diameter: 16.41mm, thickness: 0.73mm, weight: 1.17g This coin is the third of its type to be recorded on the PAS database.

YORYM-5F6B49: COIN
A silver Medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period AD 1247 - 1278. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Uncertain class.

LVPL-5C5855: TOKEN
A silver token dating to AD 1700. The token is a sixpence of William III bent into an S shape. The obverse features the right facing bust of the monarch, and the reverse is heavily worn, with one harp inside a crowned shield remaining. The remaining legend read [17]00 MVG. Dimensions: Diameter 20.9mm, Weight 2.48g.

An uninscribed Iron Age silver half unit of the Southern Region, attributed to the Belgae and of "Danebury Spiral" type dating to c. 60-20 BC. Obverse: four pairs of spiral arms around a central pellet. Reverse: annulet horse, right, with ladder mane. As ABC 950; BMC 649.

PUBLIC-443531: COIN
A worn Medieval silver penny of Edward III (1327-1377), Fourth Coinage, pre or post Treaty Series, dating to c. 1351-1377. Unclear stops, crozier before CIVI on the reverse. Durham mint. Measurements are; diameter 16.2mm, thickness 1.0mm and weight 0.78g.

BERK-32B0B8: COIN
A ? denarius of Severus Alexander (AD 222-235) dating to the period AD 229 (Reece period 11) P M TR P VIII COS III P P: Severus Alexander (dressed as Romulus?), bare-headed, in military attire, walking right, holding spear in right hand and trophy in left hand. Mint of Rome. RIC IV Severus Alexander 97

BERK-3282A1: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Henry VI (AD 1422-1461) dating to AD 1422-1430. Annulets by bust. Crosses: II/None. Mint: Calais. North 1429.

BERK-324615: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Henry VI (AD 1422-1461) dating to AD 1430-1434. Pinecone-Mascle issue. Crosses: IIIa/V. Mint: Calais. North 1461.

BERK-30DB73: COIN
A silver penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating from AD 1250-1256. Class 5b. Moneyer: Nicole. Mint: London. North 992.

BERK-309FC9: COIN
A silver groat of Edward III (AD 1327-1377) dating to AD 1354-1365. Series E. Mint: London. North 1160.

BERK-305205: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to 1630-1632. Second bust. Initial mark: Plume or rose. Mint: Tower. North 2250.

BERK-2FA847: COIN
A silver denarius of Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161) dating to the period AD 140-143 (Reece period 7) VITVS AVG; Virtus (or Roma), helmeted, in military dress, standing, front, head left holding vertical spear reversed in right hand and parazonium, upright at shoulder, in left. Mint of Rome. RIC III Antoninus Pius 102D

BERK-2F7F4D: COIN
A silver siliqua of Magnus Maximus (AD 383-388) dating to the period AD 383-388 (Reece period 20) VIRTVS ROMANORVM; Roma, head left, seated facing, on throne, holding globe and reversed spear. RIC IX Treveri 84B

BERK-2F3DE4: COIN
A silver shilling of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to 1635-1636. Group D, Fourth bust. Initial mark: Crown. Mint: Tower. North 2225.

PUBLIC-242247: COIN
An incomplete and worn/defaced groat of Mary (AD 1553-54), dating to the period AD 1553 to AD 1554. Minted at the Tower of London. Privy mark: Pomegranate. Spink no. 2492 .

WAW-21D40A: COIN
An incomplete, very worn silver Roman denarius of Hadrian (AD 117-138) dating to AD 117 (Reece Period 6). PARTHIC DIVI TRAIAN AVG F P M TR P COS P P, ADOPTIO (in exergue), reverse type depicting Trajan and Hadrian standing right and left and clasping right hands. Mint of Rome. Cf. RIC II no.3b. Diameter: 18.65mm. Thickness: 1.69mm. Weight: 1.68g. Die axis: 7.

LEIC-1DB47C: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c.AD 1248 - 1250. Class 3a or b. Moneyer Henri, mint of Hereford. Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 0.7 g

WMID-1D7864: COIN
A complete silver groat of Edward III (AD 1327 to AD 1377), dating to the period AD 1352 to AD 1353, issued as part of the Fourth Coinage, Pre-treaty period (AD 1351 to AD 1361), Series D. Minted at the Tower of London. C.f. North, vol 2, p50, no 1152. Diameter: 27.0 mm Thickness: 1.2 mm Weight: 4.2 g

SUR-1C90E1: COIN
A silver Medieval Irish long cross cut farthing of Henry III (1216-1272), uncertain type but circa 1251-1254. Moneyer uncertain, mint of Dublin. Cf. Spink: 6236-6243.

SUR-1C73E3: COIN
An extremely worn silver medieval short cross cut farthing, possibly of John or Henry III and Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Uncertain moneyer or mint.

SUR-1C5E90: COIN
A silver Medieval short cross cut farthing of John, Class 5a2*/5b1* dating to 1204-1205. Uncertain moneyer or mint.

SUR-1C3F4D: COIN
A post Medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603 AD), Second Issue, Portcullis initial mark dating to 1565-1567. As North 2001.

An incomplete medieval silver long cross penny of Edward I, possibly Class 4 dating to 1282-1289. Mint of London.

SUR-1BFA21: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver continental Sterling of Gaucher of Châtillon, Count of Porcien and Constable of France, in his own name, dating to 1313-22. Minted in Yves. As Mayhew (1983) page 92, no. 237.

SUR-1B5EDB: COIN
An incomplete silve Roman denarius of Trajan dating to AD 114 (Reece period 5). P M TR P COS V[I P P S P Q] R FORT RED depicting Fortuna, draped, veiled, seated left on chair without back, holding rudder set on ground in right hand and cornucopiae in left. Mint of Rome. As RIC II Trajan 318 (denarius).

HAMP-1A02DB: COIN
An Early-Medieval silver penny (sceat) of Series E, Primary Phase variety D (Abramson (2012) variety 10) dating to AD 675-750. Obverse: Quilled crescent right, triangular head, pellets and cross pommee below. Body rests on a wheel composed of a pellet in annulet. Reverse: Degenerate beaded standard containing a central annulet. Symbols or pseudo-letters in margins.

LVPL-0A4CE4: COIN
A medieval silver farthing of Edward I (AD 1272-1307), dating to 1280-82. Mint: London. Withers type 9-13. No inner circle on obverse side. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; E [R AN] GLIE Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quarter; LON/DON/IEN/SIS

WAW-09E8E9: COIN
A medieval long cross farthing of Edward II (AD 1307-1327), Withers Type 31 dating to 1310-1314. Mint of London.

BERK-08C554: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to AD 148-1504. Initial mark: Tun/Tun. Mint: Canterbury. North 1712, Class IIIc. No stops.

LVPL-08A8BA: COIN
A medieval silver short cross cut halfpenny of John (1199-1216), Class 5b dating to 1204-1209. Mint: Kings Lynn. Moneyer: Uncertain. Cf. North Vol.1 (1994) no.970. Obverse: Crowned bust facing forwards with sceptre; [hENRICVS R]EX Reverse: Short cross voided with quatrefoil in each angle. Legend: +[...]N•LE[...]

A silver shilling of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to 1644-1646. Group F, Sixth bust. Initial mark: Sun. Mint: Tower. North 2232

LVPL-0886A2: COIN
A very worn medieval silver penny, probably of Edward I (1272-1307), class uncertain. Mint: Canterbury. Obverse: Crowned bust, forwards; +E[... ANG]L DNS [hYB] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quadrant; CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR

LVPL-087335: COIN
A worn medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class 10cf (not further defined), dating to the period AD 1305-10. Minted: London. North Vol II (1991) no. 1040-3. Obverse: Crowned bust, forwards; [+EDW]AR ANG[L DNS hYB] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quadrant; CIVI/TAS/LON/DON

BERK-086F54: COIN
A silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) dating to AD 1280. Class 3cd. Mint: Lincoln. North 1018

LVPL-08516E: COIN
A complete medieval silver groat of Henry VI (first reign 1422-1461), dating to c.AD 1427-1430. Mint: Calais. Initial cross: V. North Vol I (1991, 75) no. 1446. Obverse: Crowned bust facing with a tressure of arches; hENRIC DI GRA [REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS hYB] Reverse: Long cross dividing two lines of legend, three pellets in each quarter; POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEVM // VILLA CALISIE

BERK-0847AC: COIN
A silver groat of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547) dating to AD 1529-1532. Second coinage. Initial mark: Lis. Mint: London. North 1797

A silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) dating to AD 1561. Initial mark: Pheon. Mint: Tower. Date on coin: 1561. North 1997.

OXON-07F10D: COIN
A Post Medieval Venetian soldino (late) or 'Galley halfpenny' of Doge Leonardo Loredan (1501-1521), minted at Venice between 1501-1521.

OXON-07D638: COIN
A Post Medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1572 on the coin. Second coinage, unclear initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991:135) No.1998.

OXON-07C63A: COIN
A silver Medieval cut farthing of unclear ruler, short cross of uncertain class dating from 1180-1247. Unclear moneyer possibly Henry, and mint.

OXON-07A84A: COIN
A Medieval silver voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), dating to AD 1258-65. Class IIIg. Struck by Ricard at London. North (1994: 227) No: 997.

LVPL-075FA4: COIN
An incomplete post medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1578-80. Initial mark: Plain cross. Mint: London. North (1991) Vol.2 p.137, No.2001. Obverse: Crowned bust left; E D G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse: Square shield on long cross fourcée dividing the legend; CIVI/TAS/LON/DON

LVPL-0747BD: COIN
An complete post medieval silver Scottish twenty pence of Charles I (1625-1649), third coinage, dating to 1637-42. Spink (2003, 84). Obverse: Crowned bust left, XX behind; CAR D G SCOT ANG [...] HIB R ♦ Reverse: Crowned thistle; IVSTITIA THRONVM FIRMAT

NARC-0743D7: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Offa of Mercia (AD 757-796). Light Coinage, non-portrait type, AD 765-792. ALHMUN in two lines divided by a line of pellets with fleury ends; a Latin cross above and D below. Minted by Ealhmund in London. Length: 14.91mm, Width: 15.11mm, Thickness: 0.84mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing approximately 50% of its original form due to irregular, worn breaks between 12-6 O’clock, with minor portions of the outer flan missing on the remainder of the coin. North, Vol I, P 85, No 282. As EMC No: 1002.0317

SUR-06E91D: COIN
A badly damaged, worn and incomplete silver post medieval sixpence of Elizabeth I. No visible date or initial mark. London Tower mint.

LEIC-06E89D: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c.AD 1248 - 1279 . Class not further defined. Moneyer Henri, mint of London. The coin is bent in half making the obverse unreadable. Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1.4 g

SUR-06D96A: COIN
A silver medieval long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III, Class Vb dating to 1250-1256. Moneyer is NICOLE, uncertain mint.

LVPL-06D19B: COIN
A post medieval Irish silver sixpence of James I (1603-1625) dating to 1604-7. As Spink (2002, 155) S 6517. One edge of the coin is slightly bent. Obverse: Crowned bust right; IACOBVS [...] Reverse: Crowned harp; TV[EATVR VNITA DE]VS

LVPL-069C53: COIN
A post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1561. Initial mark: Pheon. Cf. North Vol II, p.135 no.1998. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; ELIZABETH D G ANG FRA ET HI REGINA Reverse: Long cross fourchée over royal shield, date above shield; POSVI/DEV AD/IVTORE/M MEV

LEIC-0677EA: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c.AD 1250 - 1256. Class 5b. Moneyer Willem, mint of Canterbury. North (1994) Volume 1, p 227 no 992/2 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1.4 g

A worn and buckled silver long cross penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class 9b2 dating to c.1300. Durham mint.

SUSS-04DFF3: COIN
An incomplete, lightly clipped post medieval silver three farthings coin of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1561. Date on coin probably reading '1561'. Second coinage (1561-1582) pheon initial mark, mint of London. As North (1991) no: 2002 Dimensions: diameter: 13.29mm, thickness: 0.29mm, weight: 0.36g

WAW-F47FB7: COIN
A heavily clipped late medieval silver groat of unknown ruler (possibly Edward III - Henry VI). The outer flan is missing due to being heavily clipped, resulting in the outer legend being missing. On the reverse, the inner legend is in tact and reads: CIVI TAS EBO RACI. Minted in York.

KENT-F46F07: COIN
An incomplete Early Medieval early silver sceat. Description: Primary Phase Series BI, Type 27b, ( Abramson Theme 2; Group16; Variety 10) dating to c. AD 685 - 700, struck in south-east England. The coin has an uneven break with the loss of approximately a third of the flan. Obverse: Diademed bust, right, shoulder breaking beaded circle. Reverse: Bird on cross pattee with annulet at end of each horizontal arm. Measurements: Diameter: 12.5mm; thickness: 1.4mm; weight: 0.78g. Discussion: As in Abramson (2012, p 82) and North, No.126.

WAW-F27B03: COIN
Probable late medieval silver half groat, in four fragments, too worn to identify ruler; possible annulet stop in legend.

LEIC-F1FA37: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VI, first reign (1422 - 1461), dating to c.AD 1427 - 1430. Rosette Mascle issue. Mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 76 no 1453 Diameter: 14.5 mm Weight: 0.43 g

WAW-F16461: COIN
A post medieval silver groat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), first coinage (1558-1561), initial mark cross crosslet, London mint. North, Vol II (1991), No 1986

LEIC-F14854: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver penny of Charles I (1625 - 1649), dating to AD 1633 - 1634. Group D, portcullis initial mark. Tower mint in London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 162 no 2268. Diameter: 14 mm Weight: 0.38 g

PUBLIC-E50221: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307), dating to c. AD 1280 - 1281. Class 3g, North 1022. Obverse shows +EDWR' ANGL' DNS [HYB]. Within there is a facing small and narrow crowned bust, the crown side-fleurs being widely spaced. Reverse depicts CIVI/TAS/[LO]N/DON, long cross fourchee dividing legend, with three pellets in each quarter. There is a piece of the coin missing from the 10-11 o'clock position when viewed from the obverse side. Diameter 18 mm and weight 1.13 g.

SUSS-E0DD0C: COIN
A worn and complete medieval silver penny of Edward I-III (AD 1272 - 1377). Probably Class 6 to 15 dating c. 1292-1344. Mint of London. Dimensions: diameter: 17.53mm, thickness: 0.39mm, weight: 0.76g.

SUSS-E05FE4: COIN
A complete post medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) probably dating to AD 1645-1646. Group D, probably sun initial mark. Tower of London mint under the crown. See North (1991:162); no: 2258. The coin is bent, having possibly been folded in half then slightly flattened again, resulting in a slight crack at 9 o'clock on the obverse. Dimensions: diameter: 16.70mm, thickness: 0.55mm, weight: 0.87g

NMS-DFCDCB: COIN
Silver denarius of Octavian, uncertain Eastern mint, obverse bare head left with no legend, reverse [CAESAR] DIVI F, Pax standing left, BMCRE 605, 3.21g, well worn, 31-29BC

SUSS-DFC131: COIN
An incomplete clipped post medieval silver three halfpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dated '1575' on coin. Second coinage (1561-1582) eglantine initial mark, mint of London. As North (1991) no: 2000. Spink: 2569. Obverse description: Crowned bust facing left, rose behind head. Obverse inscription: +[E] D G [RO]SA SI[NE SPINA] Reverse description: Long cross fourchee over shield bearing royal arms, date '1575' above Reverse inscription: +[CIVI/TAS/L]ON/DO[N] Dimensions: diameter: 14.55mm, thickness: 0.47mm, weight: 0.64g

LVPL-DFB3B7: COIN
A complete post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1559-1603), second coinage (1561-1582) dating to 1563. Initial mark: Pheon. Cf. North Vol. II (1991) no. 1997. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind; [ELIZABETH D G ANG FRA] ET HIB] REGINA. Reverse: Square shield on long cross fourchée dividing the legend; POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV.

LVPL-DF8B2F: COIN
A worn post medieval silver sixpence of William III (AD 1694-1702) dated to 1695-1702. Mint uncertain. Both faces are completely worn and the coin has been bent twice into an S-shape. Obverse: Laureate, draped bust facing right; [GVLIELMVS III DEI GRA] Reverse: Crowned shields of England, Scotland, France and Ireland arranged in a cruciform; lion of Nassau at centre; [MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX ...]. Diameter: 19.6mm, Thickness: 0.7mm, Weight: 1.65g. Worn and bent coins such as this one are often described as 'love tokens'. Dr Kevin Leahy notes in FAKL-A043BC: 'Love tokens' were made using coins dating from the time of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) to the reign of Ann (1702-1714) with some Georgian examples. They were particularly common in the reign of William III (1694-1702). They are not uncommon finds but their significance is not understood. While 'love tokens' should be inscribed with the name of the person loved most of these defaced coins are uninscribed. Bending coins as part of an oath is an ancient practice but did not involve them being defaced. These coins may have been carried as good-luck charms but few of them are perforated for suspension, the usual way of wearing a charm.

WMID-DF3F1C: COIN
An incomplete Post Medieval silver groat of Elizabeth I (r. AD 1558 to AD 1603). First issue. Cross crosslet initial mark, dating to AD 1560-1561. One corner is damaged, resulting in a loss of some of the outer flan. North Vol 2, p133, no. 1986.

SUSS-DEF604: COIN
A complete silver unit of the Western Region / Dubonni dating to c. 50-20 BC, of 'Cotswold Eagle' type. Probably Head type B. As ABC no. 2015; VA 1042; BMC 2953-62. EV.F4. Dimensions: diameter: 14.09mm, thickness: 1.62mm, weight: 0.84g

WMID-DE7110: COIN
An incomplete silver halfpenny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) of the fifth issue, dating 1595-1598. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Key. C.f North vol 2, 137, no 2018. Spink no. 2581 (2003, p. 243). Measurements: Diameter: 10.3mm Thickness: 0.6mm Weight: 0.2g

LVPL-DE6191: COIN
A complete post medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (AD1558-1603), dating to 1558-9. Initial mark: Lis. Cf. North Vol. II (1991) no. 1988. Obverse surface very worn, only faint outline of bust visible. Obverse: crowned bust left, possibly rose behind. Legend: E D G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse: long cross fourchee over shield. Visible date is 155[...]. Legend: CIVITAS LONDON

WMID-DE31C3: COIN
An incomplete and worn probable groat of Mary (AD 1553-54), dating to the period AD 1553 to AD 1554. Minted at the Tower of London. Privy mark: Pomegranate. C.f. North, vol 2, p127, no 1960. Spink no. 2492 (or 2493) (2003, p. 233). Measurements: Length: 17.4mm Width: 18mm Thickness: 0.8mm Weight: 0.7g

LVPL-DD4F97: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Edward II (1307-1327), Class 13 dating to the period AD 1315-17. Mint London. North Vol. II (1991, 37) no.1064 Obverse: Crowned bust, forwards. Legend: EDWAR ANGL DNS [hYB] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quadrant. Legend: C[IVI]/TAS/LON/DON Dimensions: Diameter 19.3mm, thickness 0.5mm, weight 1.27g

NARC-DC965D: COIN
An incomplete silver Threepence of Charles II (1660-1685). Crowned interlinked C’s reverse. London mint. AD 1679. Diameter: 17.13mm, Thickness: 0.79mm, Weight: 1.5g The coin has an ovate perforation at 12 O’clock. Diameter of Perforation: 2.52mm. Spink, P 341, No 3386.

NARC-DC6959: COIN
An incomplete silver Groat of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Fourth coinage, Pre-Treaty period. Series C. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each of the central quadrants, legend in two fields. Annulet stops and reverse barred N. London Mint. AD 1351-1352. Diameter: 26.93mm, Thickness: 0.97mm, Weight: 4.1g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan and has an incomplete fracture at 8 O’clock. North Vol II, P 50, No 1147.

SUR-DBB2A2: COIN
A silver twopence of Charles II (1660-1685) dated to 1671. Crowned pair of linked Cs reverse. London mint. As Spink 3388. The coin has been pierced above the obverse bust for suspension; the hole appears infilled with iron concretion.

SUR-DBA634: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval penny of Elizabeth I, possibly a tun initial mark dating the coin to 1591-1594. Mint of London. Cf. North (1991) 2017.

SUR-DB912F: COIN
A worn silver medieval long cross penny of Edward III, fourth coinage but uncertain subtype, dating to c. 1351-1377. York mint.

SUR-DB3ACC: COIN
A complete silver shilling of Elizabeth I, woolpack initial mark dating to 1594-1596. Minted at the Tower of London. As North vol 2, p136, no 2014.

LEIC-DAA874: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1279 - 1307), dating to AD 1280 - 1281. Class 3c, mint of Canterbury. North (1991) Volume 2, p 28 no 1018 Diameter: 19.5 mm Weight: 1.3 g

LVPL-DA8692: COIN
A medieval silver voided long cross penny of Henry III (1251-1272) Class 5c dating 1247-72. Moneyer: Robert. Mint: Canterbury, Cf. North Vol I,1994: p227 no.993. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, sceptre in left hand; HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter; ROB/ERT/ONC/ANT

BUC-D09090: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Augustus (27 BC- AD 14) dating to 2 BC to 4 AD, Reece period 1. C L CAESARES AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT reverse type depicting Gaius and Lucius Caesar, on left and right standing front, each togate and resting hand on shield; behind each shield, a spear; above, on left, simpulum right and on right lituus left. Mint of Lyon. RIC 1, page 55, number 205.

BUC-D05735: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Nerva dating to AD 96-98, Reece period 5. CONCORDIA EXERCITVVM depicting clasped right hands holding legionary eagle set on prow. Mint of Rome.

BUC-D03262: COIN
A silver post medieval milled groat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to AD 1638-42. Book initial mark, Aberystwyth mint. North 1975, page 145, number 2337.

BUC-CFFCEE: COIN
A silver post medieval shilling of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to 1633-4. Portcullis initial mark, mint of London. North 1975, page 135, number 2223.

PUBLIC-CFD2A9: COIN
Bent medieval silver long cross crockard sterling penny of John II D'Avesnes; Lord of Hainaut. Mons mint. Obverse; Facing bust, crowned with a chaplet of roses. I COMES HANONIE. Reverse; Long cross with three pellets in each quadrant. MON/ETA/MON/TES. Mayhew 34. Circa AD1290-1298.

BUC-CF96ED: COIN
A silver post medieval half groat of James I (AD 1603-1625) dating to AD 1607-1609. Coronet initial mark. North 1975, page 123, number 2106.

LEIC-CEE4AE: COIN
A Medieval silver voided shortcross penny of John (1199 - 1216), dating to c.AD 1207 - 1210. Class 5c. Moneyer Ricard B, mint of London. North (1994) Volume 1, no 971 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 1.2 g

NMS-CD014A: COIN
Silver shilling of Elizabeth I, Tower mint, initial mark tun, North 2014, some wear, 1591-4.

SUR-CB8C58: COIN
An incomplete silver early medieval cut farthing of Edward the Confessor, Pointed helmet type dating to 1053-1056. Uncertain moneyer, Winchester mint. As North 825; B.M.C. vii; Hild. F.

SUSS-CB615F: COIN
A worn post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 -1603), second issue dating from AD 1561 - 1565. Initial mark: pheon. Unclear date above shield. Tower mint. Reference: North, 1991: 135, number 1998. Diameter: 18.64mm and weight: 1.14g.

SUSS-CB3C0B: COIN
A Post Medieval silver milled sixpence of William III (1694-1702) dated 1697. Third bust; small crowns. London mint. As Spink: no: 3542. Diameter: 21.42mm and weight: 2.84g.

WMID-C9FB37: COIN
A complete silver sceatta of uncertain ruler, but of the London inscribed series, dating to around c. AD 710 to AD 750, as part of the Secondary phase. The obverse depicts a diademed bust on the left with cross on the right. The reverse depicts a Man standing on a segment of a circle holding a cross in the left, and a bird in the right. C.f. North vol 1, p 62, no 72. BMC 18 Series L. Diameter: 12.0 mm Thickness: 1.7 mm Weight: 0.8 g

SWYOR-C8FE31: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307), Class 9b2 dating from AD 1300. Mint of Exeter. See number 1037/1 in Volume 2 of North (1991). Measurements are; diameter 17.8mm, thickness (in it's bent form) 2.0mm and weight 1.36g. The thickness of the metal is 0.6mm.

SUR-C8E2C1: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Henry VII, half lis and rose initial mark, dating to 1485-1490. London mint. As North 1718.

SUR-C88254: COIN
A milled silver fourpence of James II dated to 1686. As Spink 3414.

SUR-C86F17: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward III, 4th coinage and pre Treaty series G dating 1356-1361. Durham mint.

SUR-C85263: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut farthing of Henry II or Richard I and Class 1 to 3 dating to c. 1180-1199. Uncertain moneyer or mint.

A silver medieval short cross cut farthing of Richard I or John dating to c. 1180-1215. Rhuddlan mint, uncertain class or moneyer.

SUR-C81E43: COIN
A worn and incomplete silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III, Class 5 dating to c.1250-1272. Uncertain moneyer or mint.

SUR-C80BCF: COIN
A worn silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III, Class 3c-4 dating to c.1248-1250. Uncertain moneyer, Bury St Edmunds mint.

SUR-C7725A: COIN
A partially folded silver medieval long cross penny of Edward III, 4th coinage and treaty period dating to 1363-1369. Uncertain mint.

SWYOR-C721D5: COIN
A medieval silver coin; a round halfpenny of Richard II (AD1377-1399) dating from AD 1377-1399. Withers Type 1, probably variety b(ii). North (1991) p63, number 1331b. Measurements are; diameter 13.1mm, thickness 0.6mm and weight 0.50g.

SWYOR-C71A7D: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a voided long cross cut farthing of Henry III or Edward I, dating from AD 1247 - 1279, unknown class. Mint and moneyer unknown. North number 983 -999. The obverse is double struck. Measurements are; length 7.7mm, width 7.8mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.16g.

SWYOR-C7125D: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver coin; a round farthing of Edward I or II (AD 1272 - 1307 or 1307 - 1327), North Class 10 - 13 or Withers' Type 28 - 32 (AD 1301 - 1317), mint of London. Part of the edge of the coin is missing. Measurements are; length 9.7mm, width 9.6mm, thickness 0.3mm and weight 0.16g.

SWYOR-C70177: COIN
An illegible and incomplete silver Medieval coin; probably a Late Medieval penny dating from AD 1377 - 1489. The reverse is double struck. Part of the edge is missing and it is very worn. Mint and moneyer unknown, but probably York or Durham mint. Measurements are; length 15.3m,m width 13.1mm, thickness (its bent form) 1.1mm and weight 0.53g. The thickness of the metal itself is 0.2g.

SWYOR-C6F3A1: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver coin; a voided long cross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), Class 5a (1250 - 1256), probably minted by Nicole at Canterbury. See North number 991. Part of the edge of the flan is missing. Measurements are; diameter 18.2mm and thickness in its bent form 1.3mm. Thickness of the metal itself is 0.5mm and weight 1.0g.

SUR-C6C1CB: COIN
A silver medieval continental sterling imitation issued by John the Blind as Count of Luxembourg, 1309-1346. Obverse legend reads IOhAES [DE GRA] REX B. Reverse legend reads: MOn (ETA MER) [AVD]. Mint of Meraude. As Mayhew 276.

SUR-C6AA71: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval long cross penny of Edward I, class 3d dating to 1280. London mint.

DUR-C6A2E7: COIN
A complete silver siliqua of Arcadius (395 - 408 AD) of the Roman period. Dimensions: 14.5mm diameter, 1.3g. Obverse: Cuirassed, draped and diademed bust facing right. Legend: [ANLIAS(R/X)/PIVSPPAVG Reverse: Draped, helmeted figure seated facing on throne looking left holding (right) a reversed spear and (left) a victory standing on a globe holding a wreath or patera. Legend: VRBS/ROMA

A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward II, class 10cf or 11 dating to 1307-1314. Canterbury mint.

SUR-C680AC: COIN
A post-medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), crescent initial mark dating to 1587-1590. London mint. As North 2017.

SUSS-C63EB1: COIN
A silver Early Medieval (Anglo-Saxon) scaetta, Series E, variety E, dating to AD 700-765. See Abrahamson (2006) p. 87 no: E200. Obv: quilled crescent coiled right above insect like creature. Triangular head enclosing two pellets, pellets in field. Linear bar to right. Rev: Degenerate beaded standard, with four bars and pellets. Central pellet in annulet. Measurements: diameter: 11.62mm and weight: 1.09g. The flan appears to have been clipped.

LEIC-8B3B4C: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry V (1413 - 1422), dating to c.AD 1413 - 1422. Mint of London. Broken annulets by crown. North (1991) Volume 2, p 89 no 1409 Diameter: 13.3 mm Weight: 0.47 g

GLO-8B2520: COIN
Silver penny of Richard III (1483-1485) Minted for the Archbishop Thomas Rotherham in York Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards, T and Key by neck [RICARD DEI GRA REX ANG] Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle CIVI[TAS EBO]RA[CI] Note: this coin has a large, pierced hole at 2 o’clock on the obverse

LEIC-8B089C: COIN
A heavily clipped Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (first reign) (1461 - 1470), dating to c.AD 1464 - 1470. Light coinage. Mint of York. Trefoils by neck. North (1991) Volume 2, p 89 no 1610 Diameter: 12.5 mm Weight: 0.27 g

GLO-8A445D: COIN
Very worn denarius Titus Carisius 46BC. Mint Rome. RRC 464/1 Obverse: Head of Aphrodisian Sibyl right Reverse: T CARISIVS before sphinx sitting right, in ex III VIR

YORYM-87C794: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval penny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649), dating to the period AD 1625-1649. Unclear Group. Unclear bust. No inner circles. Garnished shield. Two pellets initial mark. Mint of London.

YORYM-8782F9: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Robert II of Scotland (AD 1371-1390) dating to the period AD 1371 - 1390. Long cross with stars/mullets reverse. Mint of Edinburgh. Spink (2002) p.26, no. 5152.

YORYM-875DE7: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1280 – 1281. Long cross reverse. Mint of Canterbury. Class 3d. North Vol 2, p.28, no.1019.

YORYM-873A6B: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval sovereign penny of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to the period AD 1484 - 1494. Royal shield over long cross fourchee reverse, D to left and S to right of shield. Mint of Durham under Bishop John Sherwood. North Vol 2, p.103, no.1730.

YORYM-86D973: COIN
A silver medieval cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period AD 1248 - 1250. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Huge. Mint unclear. Class IIa-IIIc. North Vol 1, p.226, no.985-988.

LEIC-86C861: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100 - 1135), dating to c.AD 1111. Quatrefoil with piles (BMC type VII). Moneyer Derman, mint of London. North (1994) Volume 1, p 197 no 863 Diameter: 20 mm Weight: 1.3 g

A Roman silver denarius of Severus Alexander, dating to c.AD 229. Reece Period 11. P M TR P VIII COS III P P, reverse type shows Libertas, draped, standing left, holding pileus in right hand and transverse sceptre in left hand. Mint of Rome. RIC IV Severus Alexander 95a Diameter: 19 mm Weight: 2.8 g

LEIC-7748DD: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Richard II (1377 - 1399), dating to c. AD 1377 - 1399. Early bust type with lombardic N's. Mint of London. The coin has been double struck on the obverse. North (1991) Volume 2, p 63 no 1331b Diameter: 14 mm Weight: 0.6 g

YORYM-772C6F: COIN
A folded silver medieval halfpenny, probably of Edward I to Edward III dating to the period AD 1272-1377. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class unclear.

YORYM-771F2B: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1310 – 1314. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 11b1. North Vol 2, p.36, no.1061/1. The coin has been double struck on the obverse.

YORYM-76F68B: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Henry II, Richard I, John or Henry III dating to the period c.AD 1180 - 1247. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Uncertain Class. The coin has been double struck with flip over so that both the obverse and reverse image is seen on both sides of the coin. This prohibits further identification.

YORYM-76F269: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1307 – 1309. Long cross reverse. Mint of Bury St. Edmunds. Class 10cf5. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1043/1.

YORYM-76C8D4: COIN
A silver medieval penny of John (AD 1199-1216) dating to the period AD 1204 - 1209. Short cross reverse. Moneyer Ilger. Mint of London. Class 5bii. North Vol 1, p.221, no.970.

NARC-76B65C: COIN
An incomplete silver Sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée reverse over squared shield with date above. Castle initial mark. London mint. AD 1571. Diameter: 26.00mm, Thickness: 0.78mm, Weight: 2.7g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 134, No 1997

YORYM-7621F6: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377) dating to the period AD 1363-1369. Treaty Period, Series F. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. As North Vol 2, p.57, no.1264.

An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547). Second coinage. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1526-1544. Diameter: 12.70mm, Thickness: 0.48mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan.

NARC-757FEB: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327). North Class 10/11. Withers type 11-13. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1300-1314. Diameter: 13.78mm, Thickness: 0.43mm, Weight: 0.3g

An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Withers type 3bi. North Class 2. Star marked coinage. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1335-1343. Diameter: 15.77mm, Thickness: 0.51mm, Weight: 0.5g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 45, No 1100/1

LVPL-74C4D4: COIN
A worn post medieval silver sixpence of William III (AD 1694-1702) dated to 1695-1702. Mint uncertain. Both faces are completely worn and the coin has been bent twice into an S-shape. Obverse: Laureate, draped bust facing right; [GVLIELMVS III DEI GRA] Reverse: Crowned shields of England, Scotland, France and Ireland arranged in a cruciform; lion of Nassau at centre; [MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX ...]. Worn and bent coins such as this one are often described as 'love tokens'. Dr Kevin Leahy notes in FAKL-A043BC: 'Love tokens' were made using coins dating from the time of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) to the reign of Ann (1702-1714) with some Georgian examples. They were particularly common in the reign of William III (1694-1702). They are not uncommon finds but their significance is not understood. While 'love tokens' should be inscribed with the name of the person loved most of these defaced coins are uninscribed. Bending coins as part of an oath is an ancient practice but did not involve them being defaced. These coins may have been carried as good-luck charms but few of them are perforated for suspension, the usual way of wearing a charm.

LVPL-74B6C6: COIN
A silver post medieval halfgroat of the Commonwealth of England dating to 1649-1660. Cf. North Vol. II (1991) no.2728. The coin has been clipped, removing the legends. Obverse: Shield of St. George within wreath formed of a palm and laurel branch; [THE COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND]. Reverse: Conjoined shields of St George and Ireland with value mark 'I I'; [GOD WITH US].

NARC-74B614: COIN
An incomplete silver Unit of North Easter region/ Corieltavi, struck by Vepo, dating to the period AD 10-45. Diameter: 14.16mm, Thickness: 1.16mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing a section between 4-9 O’clock. ABC No 1866, BMC 3277-3282.

NARC-749DA0: COIN
A complete silver Siliqua of Valens dating to the period AD 364-367. (Reece Period 19). RESTITVTOR REIP reverse type depicting Emperor standing facing with head right, holding labarum and Victory on globe. Mint of Lyon. Diameter: 18.15mm, Weight: 1.9g RIC Vol IX, P 43, No 6e.

NARC-748EC1: COIN
An incomplete silver denarius of Elagabalus dating to AD 219. Reece Period 10. P M TR P II COS II PP, reverse type shows Pax, draped, walking left, holding olive-branch in right hand and sceptre in left hand. Mint of Rome. Diameter: 18.21mm, Weight: 1.9g The coin is missing a section between 12-4 O’clock. RIC Vol IV, P 29 No 21

NARC-747F53: COIN
An incomplete silver denarius of Severus Alexander dating to AD 229. Reece period 11. P M TR P VIII COS III P P reverse type depicting Mars, helmeted, standing right, holding spear reversed in right hand and resting left hand on shield. Mint of Rome. Diameter: 19.22mm, Weight: 2.4g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. RIC Vol IV No 91.

A silver Denarius of Otho (15 January – 16 April AD69). Minted in Rome. Obverse: bare head right IMP M OTHO CAESAR AVG TR P Reverse: Securitas standing left, holding wreath and sceptre [SECVRITAS P R0, Minted in Rome. RIC I Otho 8 or 10 (http://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.1(2).ot.8 or https://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.1(2).ot.10).

CAM-73A194: COIN
A silver penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Class Gd, large annulet stops, dating to AD1356-1361. Mint is Durham. Obverse legend reads: + EDWARDVS.REX.ANGLI [F], depicting an unclear forward facing crowned bust. Reverse legend reads: CIVI/TAS/DVR/EME. , depicting a long cross (crozier terminating to one arm - curving to right as viewed/left on coin - adjacent to the 'C' of CIVI) with three pellets per quarter. All of the stops on the obverse and the one on the reverse are single large annulets. Die axis is 3 o'clock. Weight is 1.08g, diameter is 19.1mm.

A silver post-medieval sovereign penny of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547) dating to the period AD 1526 - 1544. Second issue. Royal shield over long cross fourchee reverse, C to left and D to right of shield. Mint of Durham under Bishop Cuthbert Tunstall. Star initial mark. North Vol 2, p.112, no.1813.

YORYM-731F7C: COIN
A silver Medieval cut farthing of Henry II, Richard I, John or Henry III dating to the period AD 1180 - 1247. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Uncertain Class.

YORYM-72A1C1: COIN
An incomplete broken silver Medieval penny of Henry II, Richard I, John or Henry III dating to the period circa AD 1180 - 1247. Short cross reverse. Moneyer uncertain. Mint of London. Uncertain Class.

YORYM-7273AE: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period AD 1248-1250. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Ion. Mint of York. Class 3c. North Vol 1, p.267, no.988/1.

A heavily worn silver Roman denarius of Augustus, dating to 2 BC - AD 4 (Reece period 1). [C L CAESARES AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT] reverse type depicting Gaius and Lucius Caesar standing, each, togate, resting hand on shield and spear, simpulum, left, and lituus, right, flanking, right and left respectively. Mint of Lugdunum. Cf. RIC I (second edition) Augustus 212.

A silver Roman denarius of Caracalla dating to AD 205 (Reece Period 10). PONTIF TR P VIII COS II reverse type depicting Mars, helmeted, naked except for cloak on left shoulder, standing left, right foot set on helmet, holding branch in right hand and spear in left hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Caracalla 80B (denarius).

A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1307 – 1309. Long cross reverse. Mint of Canterbury. Class 10cf5. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1043/1.

YORYM-61042A: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval sixpence of Charles II (AD 1660-1685) dated to the period AD 1674-1684. Crowned cruciform shields reverse. Mint of London. The coin is very worn and displays two sub-parallel straightned folds suggesting it may have been repurposed as a love token. DUR-735B12 notes that: "Love tokens' were made using coins dating from the time of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) to the reign of Anne (AD 1702-1714) with some Georgian examples and some as late as the Victorian period. They were particularly common in the reign of William III (AD 1694-1702). They are not uncommon finds but their significance is not understood. While 'love tokens' should be inscribed with the name of the person loved most of these defaced coins are uninscribed. Spink 2012, p.340, no.3382.

BH-60DE75: COIN
A near complete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class 9b, dating to the period c.1300. Mint of London. As North p. 30, no. 1037/1. North, J.J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

YORYM-600868: COIN
A complete silver circular artefact, probably a coin of unknown date, Roman to Post-Medieval, about AD 250 - 1700. Uncertain date, denomination and origin. The coin is extremely worn rendering any diagnostic detail illegible.

An incomplete silver Post-Medieval sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) dated to AD 1575. 2nd issue. Square shield on long cross fourchee reverse. Eglantine initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.134, no.1997.

YORYM-5F25DA: COIN
A silver Medieval halfgroat of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to the period AD 1490 - 1500. Long cross reverse. Tun initial mark. Mint of Canterbury issued jointly under the King and Archbishop Morton. Class IIIc. North Vol 2, p.102, no.1712.

LVPL-5F08B1: COIN
A post medieval silver Spanish 2 reale of Ferdinand V and Elisabet I (1520-1566), Mint: Seville. Obverse: Crowned shield between mintmark and value, in beaded circle; FERDINANDVS ET ELISABET [...] / S-II Reverse: Arrows and yoke in beaded circle; + REX ET REGINA [...] ELE LEGIONIS A

OXON-5EDCBA: COIN
Roman coin: siliqua of Valens (364-378) minted in Trier between 367 and 375 AD. RIC Vol. IX, p. 19, Nos. 27b.

LVPL-5EA4B5: COIN
A complete post medieval Irish silver threepence of Edward VI (1547-1553), Henry VIII posthumous old head issue dating to c.AD 1547-1550. See Spink (2003, 149) nos.6489-91. Obverse: Crowned and mantled bust of Henry VIII turned partially right within beaded inner circle; HENRIC’. 8 D’. G’. A[G’. FR’.] Z HIB. REX Reverse: Coat of arms over long cross fourchée dividing legend; CIVITAS DVBLINIE

LVPL-5E759F: COIN
A worn and incomplete Roman silver denarius of Antoninus Pius (138-161), dating to the period c.AD 138-161 (Reece period 7). MONETA AVG reverse type Moneta standing right, holding scales and cornucopiae. Mint Rome.

LVPL-5E6085: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV (1471-1483), Second reign. Initial mark: Rose. Mint: Canterbury. Cf North Vol. II (1991: 93) no.1638-39. Obverse: Crowned bust facing within a tressure of arches, C on breast; Legend illegible Reverse: Long cross dividing two legends, three pellets in each quarter. Rose or C in centre; POS[VI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEVM] // CIVITAS CANTOR

LVPL-5E4D63: COIN
A worn and incomplete Roman silver denarius of Vespasian (69-79), dating to c.AD 69-79 (Reece period 4). Reverse type unclear depicting seated woman, probably Pax. Mint Rome.

WAW-5E3E95: DRESS HOOK
An incomplete, silver dress hook of Post Medieval date (c. AD 1500-1600). Read Class B, possibly Type 2. The object is cast in two pieces with a circular plate and a silver wire attachment loop that was twisted in a way so as to create three separate attachment eyes, though only one of the eyes remains. There is a twisted wire filigree close to the outside edge of the circular plate, with five smaller circles made of twisted wire filigree around a central silver pellet. Sections of the circular plate are missing from around 2 o'clock to around 3 o'clock and around 10 o'clock on the obverse. There are similar silver dress hooks recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database, including NMS-AB3A70 (2020 T409), SF-6F6331 (2018 T262), and LVPL-EADE47 (2008 T213). These have been dated to the period c. AD 1500-1600. Dimensions. Length: 14.74mm. Width: 12.66mm. Thickness: 1.83mm. Weight: 0.45g. Discussion. Whilst the object is more than 10% silver and is over 300 years old, it was found prior to 1995 and thus does not fall under the jurisdiction of the Treasure Act (1996). The object was also not likely deposited for later recovery, and so it does not fall under the definition of Treasure Trove.

YORYM-5E3AEB: COIN
A silver Medieval groat of Edward III (AD 1327-1377) dating to the period AD 1354 - 1355. Fourth Coinage, Pre-Treaty Period. Series E. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.51, no.1163.

LVPL-5E159A: COIN
Silver penny possibly of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), As North 1975, page 112, number 2001. Heavily worn on obverse. Reverse: Quartered shiled, Legend: CIVI TAS. Dimensions: Diameter 13.5mm, Weight 0.35g.

WAW-5DFA0C: DRESS HOOK
An incomplete, silver dress hook of Post Medieval date (c. AD 1500-1600). Read Class B, Type 2 (Read 2008 pg.159). The object is cast in two pieces with a silver circular sheet and a separate hooked-section. The circular sheet is slightly domed, being convex on the front and concave on the reverse. Around the edge of the circular sheet is twisted wire filigree. The outer face is decorated with a central cross and a circular rivet hole which attaches the hook to the main body of the object. There are four sub-rectangular wire cells at 90 degrees from each other at 2 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 8 o'clock, and 11 o'clock. Inside of the cells there is blue enamel or blue stones. The central cross would also have contained enamel. The reverse of the circular sheet is undecorated. There is a separate silver wire that was bent in the centre to form a hook, though part of the hook is now missing, and bent on the other ends to form close-butted attachment spirals. There are two very similar dress hooks that have been recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database, including LVPL-859AC5 and BH-0174E0, both of which are dated to the period c. AD 1500-1600. Dimensions. Length: 10.21mm. Width: 8.58mm. Thickness: 1.99mm. Weight: 0.34g. Discussion. Whilst the object is more than 10% silver and is over 300 years old, it was found prior to 1995 and thus does not fall under the jurisdiction of the Treasure Act (1996). The object was also not likely deposited for later recovery, and so it does not fall under the definition of Treasure Trove.

LVPL-5DE17D: COIN
A worn medieval silver penny of Edward II (1307-1377) Class 14 dating to 1317-20. Mint: Durham. Cf. North (1991, 37) no.1065. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant; [CIVI/TAS]/DVR/EME

LVPL-5DBFB6: COIN
Silver groat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), possible second issue (AD 1560-1561) (North 1986, Spink 2556 - end date as of Spink 2003). Worn on both faces and part of flan missing at 6-8 o'clock. Obverse: bust and legend no longer present. Reverse: shield no longer present. Remaining legend: [P]OSV[I DEVM.A DIVTOR E.MEVM] Dimensions: Diameter 21.4mm, Weight 0.95g.

LEIC-5DB4B4: COIN
A post-medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1575. Second coinage, eglantine initial mark. Mint of London. Reference: North Volume 2 (1991) p 135 no 1998. Diameter: 19 mm Weight: 1.33 g

LVPL-5DAF5C: COIN
A medieval silver groat of Henry VI (1422-1461), dating to 1422-7. Mint: Calais. Initial mark: Cross II. Cf. North Vol II (1991, 74) no. 1424. Obverse: Crowned bust facing within a tressure of arches, fleur on breast, annulets by bust; hENRIC DI GRA REX AnGL [...] FRAnC Reverse: Long cross pattee diving two lines of legens, three pellets in each angle, two annulets in two angles; POSVI DEVM ADIVTORE' MEVM // VILLA CALISIE

LVPL-5D7E43: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 5g dating to c.AD 1258-65. Moneyer: Robert. Mint: Canterbury. North Vol. I (1994) no. 997. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, sceptre in hand; hENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter; ROB/ERT/ ON C/ANT

LVPL-5D4C17: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver sixpence of James I (AD 1603-1605). Second coinage, rose initial mark and dated 1605. London mint. As North Vol.II, No.2102/3 Dimensions: Diameter 26.6mm, Weight 2.81g.

LVPL-5D45F1: COIN
An medieval silver penny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 3c dating to 1248-50. Moneyer: Willem. Mint: Canterbury. North Vol. I (1994) no. 988. The coin is bent. Obverse: Crowned bust facing; hENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter; WIL/LEM/ON C/ANT

LEIC-5D416C: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c. AD 1248 - 1250. Class 3a. Moneyer uncertain, mint of Gloucester. North Volume 1 (1994) p 226 no 986 Diameter: 18.1 mm Weight: 0.81 g

NLM-5D39D6: COIN
Silver coin. Cut halfpenny of Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), kindly identified by the finder as the Expanding Cross type [Spink no. 1176 of 1050-1053]; the mass of this coin does not, however, appear to meet the criteria for this lightweight issue as defined by Spink. Obverse description: bust diademed and cuirassed left; initial cross pattee. Obverse inscription: +EDN’L. (---) Reverse description: cross pattee with central roundel. Reverse inscription: (--)AGL’EPE-C:(---) Diameter: 19mm, Weight: 0.74gms, die axis possibly 6

LVPL-5D2322: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 5g dating to c.AD 1258-65. Moneyer: Renaud. Mint: London. North Vol. I (1994) no. 997. Coin is bent. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, sceptre in hand; hENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter; REN/AVD/ ON L/VND

LEIC-5D106D: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c. AD 1248 - 1250. Class 3b. Moneyer Willem of Winchester. North Volume 1 (1994) p 226 no 987 Diameter: 18.1 mm Weight: 1.41 g

LVPL-5CCA48: COIN
A medieval silver voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 5a-c dating to 1250-56. Moneyer: Henri. Mint: London. Cf. North Vol I (1994: 227), no.993-5. The coin is bent at one end. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards with sceptre in right hand; [hENRICVS R]EX III Reverse: Voided long cross with three pellets in each quadrant; hEN/RI O[N LVND]

LVPL-5C7ABB: COIN
A silver post medieval halfgroat of the Commonwealth of England dating to 1649-1660. Cf. North Vol. II (1991) no.2728. The coin has been clipped, removing the legends. Obverse: Shield of St. George within wreath formed of a palm and laurel branch; [THE COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND]. Reverse: Conjoined shields of St George and Ireland with value mark 'I I'; [GOD WITH US].

BH-5C48BA: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating 1561. Mint of London. Initial mark: unclear. As North 1991, no. 1998. North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

NLM-5BAEFB: COIN
Silver coin. Long cross penny, probably of Edward II (1307-1327), class 10cf5, issue of 1307-1310 Obverse description: facing bust with wide bifoliate crown, draper of angled wedges, initial cross pattee – [though looks potent on lower beam]. Obverse inscription: +EDWA R ANGL [DNS] hYB Reverse description: long cross, three pellets in each angle. Reverse inscription: CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR Diameter: 18.3mm, Weight: 1.20gms, die axis: 6

LVPL-4CFF97: COIN
An very worn post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), seventh issue dating to 1601. Initial mark 1. Mint: London. North Vol. I (1991, 134) no.1997. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head. Legend: EL[IZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB] REGINA Reverse: Long cross fourcée over shield, date above shield. Legend: [POSVI DEV ADIVTO]REM MEV

SUSS-4C77C4: COIN
A complete, heavily worn, post medieval, silver coin, probably a groat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) dating between AD 1558-1561. Uncertain initial mark. North (1991) no: 1986. Dimensions: diameter: 22.59mm, thickness: 0.53mm, weight: 1.95g

BH-4BC5E4: COIN
A Post Medieval silver penny of Charles II (1660-1685) dated 1675. As Spink 3390.

NLM-4B6096: COIN
Silver coin. Short cross cut farthing of John (1199-1216), possibly class 5b2 issue of 1205-1207 Obverse description: facing bust with sceptre left, beard of fine strokes Obverse inscription: (---)R EX Reverse description: voided short cross, quatrefoil in its angle Reverse inscription: RO?B(--) Diameter (inferred): 20mm, Weight: 0.42gms, die axis: probably 6

LVPL-4B4F74: COIN
A post medieval silver quarter thistle merk of James VI of Scotland (AD 1567-1625), eighth coinage dating to 1602. Mint of Edinburgh. Cf. Spink 2003, p.74, no.5499. Obverse: Crowned shield with arms of Scotland; IACOBVS D G SCOTORVM Reverse: Crowned thistle; REGEM IOVA PROTEGIT 1602

NARC-4A8611: COIN
An incomplete silver probable love Token of Post Medieval date (AD 1558-1714). The object is heavily abraded and is a probable love Token. The obverse and reverse details are illegible, it is therefore not possible to identify the exact age of the token. Diameter: 19.98mm, Thickness: 1.12mm, Weight: 1.7g Both faces are heavily abraded and there is some indication of bending suggesting the coins use as a “love token”. Dr Kevin Leahy notes in FAKL-A043BC: 'Love tokens' were made using coins dating from the time of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) to the reign of Ann (1702-1714) with some Georgian examples. They were particularly common in the reign of William III (1694-1702). They are not uncommon finds but their significance is not understood. While 'love tokens' should be inscribed with the name of the person loved most of these defaced coins are uninscribed. Bending coins as part of an oath is an ancient practice but did not involve them being defaced. These coins may have been carried as good-luck charms but few of them are perforated for suspension, the usual way of wearing a charm. The coin is heavily worn and has two bends, in opposing directions, suggesting the object may have been used as a ‘love token’.

NARC-4A72CF: COIN
An incomplete silver Half Groat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). Group D. Ovate garnished shield reverse. Tower of London mint under Charles I. Crown initial mark. AD 1635-1636. Diameter: 16.10mm, Thickness: 0.75mm, Weight: 0.9g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 162, No 2257.

NARC-4A6017: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Transitional Treaty period. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1361-1363. Diameter: 17.44mm, Thickness: 0.79mm, Weight: 0.9g. The coin is missing portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 59, No 1295.

NARC-4A484C: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Fourth to Post-Treaty coinage. Long cross with quatrefoil and pellet at centre. York mint. AD 1351-1377. Diameter: 18.32mm, Thickness: 0.47mm, Weight: 0.8g. The coin is missing portions of its outer flan.

NARC-4A375E: COIN
An incomplete silver Farthing of Edward II (AD 1307-1327). Withers type 30h, North class 11. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1310-1314. Diameter: 12.07mm, Thickness: 0.39mm, Weight: 0.3g. The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 38, No 1070/1

NARC-4A23BD: COIN
An incomplete silver Half Groat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). Group D. Ovate garnished shield reverse. Tower of London mint under Parliament. Eye initial mark. AD 1645. Diameter: 15.48mm, Thickness: 0.76mm, Weight: 0.8g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 162, No 2258.

HAMP-492F1B: COIN
An incomplete Early-Medieval (Anglo-Saxon) silver Secondary Phase, Wodan type 30b/8 muled sceat (c. 710-c. 760). Abramson 2006: 36 and 73. Obverse: Crude facing, radiate 'Wodan' head with flowing hair. Reverse: Degenerate, beaded standard enclosing right angles and central pellet-in-annulet with pellet cross.

SUR-48C8AB: COIN
An incomplete Roman silver siliqua probably of Arcadius or Honorius and dating to the period AD 395-402 (Reece period 21). [VIRTVS RO]-MANORVM reverse type depicting Roma seated left on cuirass, holding victory and spear. Mint of Milan.

SUR-48A867: COIN
A worn silver medieval short cross cut halfpenny of Henry II or Richard I and class 1-3, dating to c. 1180-1194. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

SUR-488F57: COIN
A worn silver medieval short cross cut halfpenny of John and class 5b-c, dating to 1205-1210. Moneyer is [RICAR]D B, London mint.

A silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). third issue with escallop initial mark dating to 1584-1586. As North (1991) p137, number 2016.

LVPL-47C7FC: COIN
A hammered silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1580-1582. Obverse: Bust crowned left heavily worn. Legend: [ELIZABE]TH [D G ANG] F[RA ET HI RE]GIN[A]. Reverse: Long cross fourchée over royal shield, date above shield shows number 8 suggesting 1580-1582 date; [POSVI/DEV AD/IVTORE/M MEV]. Dimensions: Diameter 17.9mm, Weight 1.00g

YORYM-47A3F6: COIN
A silver Roman Republican denarius issued by Moneyer C. Calpurnius Piso Frugi dating to 67 BC (Reece Period 1). C PISO L F FRVG reverse type depicting Horseman, right and Λ control-mark below. Mint of Rome. As RRC, p.419, no.408/1a.

LVPL-479D2A: COIN
A heavily worn silver Roman denarius of unclear type, possibly dating to the Antonine period, c.AD 138-180, and perhaps of Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161; Reece Period 7). Unclear reverse type depicting a standing female figure right? Probably mint of Rome.

NLM-46F800: COIN
Silver coin. Denarius of Crispina (178-187), probably mint of Rome, RIC vol. 3, page 399 no. 282 Obverse description: Bust coiffed and draped right. Obverse inscription: CRISPINA AVGVSTA Reverse description: Draped figure standing left holding long corn ear and cradling cornucopiae. Reverse inscription: HILARITAS Diameter: 18mm, Weight: 3.04gms, die axis: 6

GLO-387EA9: COIN
Fragment of a worn and damaged silver long cross penny dating from Edward III to Richard III 1327-1485. Obverse: no detail remains [...] Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle. CIVI[…]

OXON-376ABE: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Julia Flavia Titi (AD 79-89) struck under Titus (AD 79-81), dating to the period c. AD 80-81 (Reece Period 4). VENVS AVG reverse type depicting Venus leaning left elbow against a column and holding a helmet and spear. Mint of Rome. RIC II (2nd ed.), p. 222, no. 386.

WMID-36AB56: COIN
A complete silver groat of Philip I and Mary I (AD 1554 to AD 1558), dating to the period AD 1554 to AD 1558. Minted at the Tower of London. C.f. North vol 2, p129, no 1973. Diameter: 26.2 mm Thickness: 0.8 mm Weight: 2.1 g

A complete silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to the period AD 1566 issued as part of the second coinage between AD 1561 to AD 1582. Minted at the Tower of the London. Mintmark: Lion. C.f. North vol 2, p 134, no 1997. Coin has been bent and straightened. Diameter: 24.7 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 2.4 g

WMID-35F913: COIN
An incomplete clipped silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to the period AD 1569. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark uncertain. C.f. North vol 2, p 134, no 1997. The coin has been clipped to the size of a threepence. Diameter: 19.2 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm Weight: 1.2 g

WMID-35CADD: COIN
An incomplete silver sixpence of uncertain Post Medieval ruler, probably dating between AD 1550 to AD 1650. The coin is heavily worn and has been stamped with an ermine type symbol. The coin may have functioned as a love token. It has a diameter of 20.0 mm, and is 1.1 mm thick. It weighs 1.5 g.

WMID-357AF4: COIN
A complete silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to the period AD 1567. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Coronet. C.f. North vol 2, p 134, no 1997. Diameter: 25.4 mm Thickness: 1.0 mm Weight: 2.2 g

SWYOR-35305F: COIN
A Post Medieval milled silver coin of Charles II (AD 1660 - 1685); a threepence dating from AD 1679. The coin is pierced with a large hole punched through the back of the King's neck, having a diameter of 2.7mm. Compare number 3386 on page 339 of Spink's Standard catalogue (2011). Measurements are; diameter 17.3mm, thickness 0.8mm and weight 12.44g. The perforation has a diameter of 2.7mm.

A Post medieval silver hammered coin. It is a threepence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 -1603), second issue (AD 1561 - 1582), initial mark pheon, (dating from AD 1561 - 1565), dated 1565. Reference: North, 1991, volume 2, page 135, number 1998. Mint of London. 1.6g, 18.7mm diameter, 0.6mm thickness.

SWYOR-34B5E5: COIN
A post medieval silver coin; a groat of Henry VIII dating to the period AD 1526-1544 (Second coinage). Initial mark: arrow dating from AD 1532 - 1542. Tower mint. See North (1975) page 92, number 1797. The coin is 24.9mm in diameter, 0.8mm thick and weighs 2.55g.

A complete Medieval Irish silver coin; a penny of Edward I (1272-1307), minted at Dublin, group IV, dating from 1297-1302. Spink: 6251 or 6253. Obverse: EDWR'/ANGL'D/NShYB, Crowned bust facing with a trifoliate crown and wedged drapery within a triangle (pellet below bust). Reverse: CIVI/TAS/DVBL/INIE, Long cross dividing the inscription with three pellets in each quadrant. 1.3g weight, 18.5mm diameter, 0.7mm thickness.

An incomplete silver sixpence of James I (AD 1603 to AD 1625), dating to the period AD 1611. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Mullet. C.f. North vol 2, p 146, no 2103. Diameter: 25.4 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 2.6 g

A silver Halfgroat of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). London Mint. AD 1369-1377. Obverse description: Crowned bust facing within tressure of arches trefoils in left and right fields. Obverse inscription: EDWARDVS REX◦AN[GL] FRANC Reverse description: Long cross with legend in two fields and three pellets in each quadrant. Reverse inscription: POS/VIDEV/ADI[VT/OREM//CIVI/TAS/LON/DON Dimensions: diameter: 20.94mm; weight: 2.00g.

A clipped medieval silver coin; a sovereign penny of Henry VII (1485-1509). Mint of York under Archbishop Rotherham, no initial mark, dating from AD 1485 - 1500. North 1728. It is 13.0mm in diameter and 0.3mm thick. It weighs 0.81g.

SUR-338A24: COIN
A silver Medieval Scottish penny of Alexander III (1249-1286), second coinage, possibly class Mb, dating to 1280-1292. 24 points to the mullets on the reverse. Cf. Spink 5054.

WMID-33714B: COIN
A complete silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), dating to AD 1561. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: Pheon. C.f. North vol 2, p134, no 1997. Diameter: 27.5 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 2.8 g

A silver Roman coin; a denarius of unknown emperor, dating from 23 BC - AD 250. The coin legends and details are illegible. Standing figure reverse type. Measurements are; diameter 18.6mm, thickness 2.1mm and weight 3.06g. The surface is pitted.

SUR-332FB8: COIN
A silver shilling of James I (AD 1603-1625), First coinage, lys initial mark dating to 1604-1605. Long cross over squared shield reverse. London mint. As North Vol II, P 114, No 2073.

SWYOR-33159A: COIN
A silver coin of the medieval period; A long cross penny of Edward I (1272 -1307), class 3g to 4a dating from AD 1280 - 1283. Mint of Canterbury. North (1991) number 1022 - 1023 on page 29. Measurements are; diameter 18.3mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 1.33g.

A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward III (1327-1377), minted at Durham. Fourth Coinage, Treaty Series, AD 1363-1369 (North 1991: 57, number 1272/2). The stops look more like pellets than annulets. Measurements are; diameter 17.3mm, thickness 1.0mm and weight 1.16g.

LON-32E0AC: COIN
A Post-Medieval worn silver shilling of William III (AD 1694-1702) dating from AD1696- 1697. Mint of Bristol Obverse: Bust of William III, right, GULIELMVS III DEI GRA / B below bust. Reverse: Four crowned shields arranged in a cross with a central rose, MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX 1697 Dimensions: diameter: 24.60mm; weight: 5.19g. Reference: North, J. J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink: London

SUR-32BA5E: COIN
A silver medieval half groat of Henry VI, Annulet issue dating to c. AD 1422 - 1427. Mint of Calais. As North number 1429.

SUR-327DC3: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval penny of Elizabeth I, tun initial mark dating the coin to 1591-1594. Mint of London. As North (1991) 2017.

SUR-325A0B: COIN
A silver three farthings of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603) dated 1561. Pheon initial mark. London Tower mint. As North No. 2002.

SUR-3231ED: COIN
A silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), dated to 1573. Ermine initial mark. As North (1991), p134, number 1997.

LVPL-31EF36: COIN
A very worn and clipped post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) with an unclear date - 1[...]4. Initial mark: unclear. Mint: London. North (1991) Vol.2 no.1997. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; [ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB REGINA] Reverse: Long cross fourcée over shield, date above shield; [POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV]

NCL-31E73E: COIN
A Silver cut halfpenny of John class 5b2-c dating to 1205-10, Moneyer Iohan

NCL-31574C: COIN
A silver farthing of Edward II, Berwick mint, Withers class 5 (corresponds with the farthings of class 31) dating to 1310-11.

SUR-3107AF: COIN
A silver penny of Henry VI, first reign (1422-1460), Rosette-Mascle coinage dating to 1427-1430. Initial cross V (obverse). Calais mint. As North 1450.

BH-227B78: COIN
A Medieval Pre-Treaty silver groat of Edward III (AD.1327-1377), dating to AD.1352-1353. Fourth Coinage, Series D (closed C and E, Lombardic M, annulet stops) standard type F. Mint of London. North (1991: 50), no.1152.

A Post-Medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD.1558-1603), dating to AD.1583-1603. Third issue coinage. Tower of London Mint. North (1991), pg. 137, no. 2016.

BH-21941D: COIN
A Scottish, Medieval silver long cross penny from the reign of Alexander III (1280-1292). Long cross with six-pointed mullets in quarters reverse. It is missing the lower right edge of the flan. Mint of Scotland.

BERK-1E3233: COIN
A silver Iron Age unit of Verica dating to AD 10-40. Verica circles type. Obv. VERICA COM F; Central pellet within two circles. Rev. REX; Lion, right, crescent above. ABC 1229.

OXON-F8DDB6: COIN
A complete Post-Medieval silver shilling of the Commonwealth of England (AD 1649-1660), sun mintmark (AD 1649-1657), dated to AD 1652 on the coin. Mint of London (Tower). North (1991: 206), no. 2724.

LEIC-F7F3FB: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross penny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to c.AD 1250 - 1256. Class 5b. Moneyer Henri, mint of London. North (1994) Volume 1, p 227 no 992/2 Diameter: 17.9 mm Weight: 1.3 g

SUR-F5AEF5: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), third coinage, bell initial mark dating to 1582-1583. As North (1991) p137, number 2016.

SUR-F56171: COIN
An extremely worn silver post medieval sixpence of uncertain ruler, possibly William III (1694-1702) which has been intentionally worn to blankness for use as a token and folded twice into an S-shape. One side has a single incue counterstamp of WB

YORYM-F54328: COIN
A silver Early-Medieval sceat (or proto-penny) of an anonymous ruler dating to the period c. AD 710-725. BMC Series N, type 41b. Twin figures with long crosses type. Obverse depicting two standing figures forward, long crosses at either side. Reverse depicting crouched animal, looking backwards, tail curved up over body and legs underneath; body outlined by pellets. Mint in SE England (not further defined). Abramson 2006, p.83, no.N250. North, Vol 1, p.64, no.99.

SUR-F4E203: COIN
A fragment of a heavily clipped silver medieval long cross penny, probably of Edward IV or Henry VI and dating to c. 1422-1483. Uncertain mint.

SUR-F4CE44: COIN
A silver medeival long cross cut farthing of Henry III, Class IIIa-c dating to 1248-1250. Uncertain moneyer, Hereford mint.

BUC-F4C790: COIN
A silver post medieval six pence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558- 1603) dating to the second coinage, AD 1566. Portcullis initial mark. Mint of London. North 1975, page 111, number 1997.

SUR-F4BC7D: COIN
An extremely worn fragment of a silver medieval long cross halfpenny, probably of Edward I and c. 1280-1307. Probably London mint.

SUR-F4A1D7: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut halfpenny of John, class 5b dating to 1205-1207. Moneyer is [BA]RTELME at Winchester mint.

SUR-F48C1D: COIN
A silver medieval short cross penny of Henry III, class 7b dating to 1222-1236. Moneyer is GIFFREI at London mint.

BUC-F466D4: COIN
A silver post medieval three half pence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558- 1603) dating to the second coinage, AD 1574-78. Eglantine initial mark. Mint of London. North 1975, page 112, number 2000.

BUC-F3F83D: COIN
A silver medieval short cross penny, probably of John (AD 1199-1216) dating to 1194-1205. Probably class 4b. Minted in Carlisle by the Moneyer Alein. North 1980, page 178, number 968/2.

DOR-E14169: COIN
A silver stater of the British Iron Age. South Western uninscribed (Durotrigian) type. Reference: ABC 2163 Date: Late Iron Age - c. 60 BC - AD 10 Diameter: 19.12 mm Weight: 4.62 g

DOR-E117FE: COIN
A silver sceat dating to 600 - 750. Aethiliraed type 105. Runic inscription on the obverse. Quilled crescent on the reverse. Date: Early-Medieval - c. 675 - 750 Diameter:11.56 mm Weight: 0.78 g This coin has also been recorded in the Corpus of Early Medieval Coin Finds (EMC) reference number 2023.0302

NARC-E05AB8: COIN
An incomplete silver love Token of Post Medieval date (AD 1558-1685). The obverse and reverse are worn with no details remaining, it is therefore not possible to identify the exact age of the token. Diameter: 19.28mm, Thickness: 0.53mm, Weight: 1.2g There are small portions of the outer flan missing and both faces are abraded with linear grooves. There is some indication of bending suggesting the coins use as a “love token”. Dr Kevin Leahy notes in FAKL-A043BC: 'Love tokens' were made using coins dating from the time of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) to the reign of Ann (1702-1714) with some Georgian examples. They were particularly common in the reign of William III (1694-1702). They are not uncommon finds but their significance is not understood. While 'love tokens' should be inscribed with the name of the person loved most of these defaced coins are uninscribed. Bending coins as part of an oath is an ancient practice but did not involve them being defaced. These coins may have been carried as good-luck charms but few of them are perforated for suspension, the usual way of wearing a charm.

DOR-DED49E: COIN
A silver sixpence of Philip of Spain and Mary Tudor (1554 - 1558) dating to 1555 - 1557. Tower mint, London. Lis initial mark. Oval shield on reverse with mark of valu VI above. No date. Reference: North Volume 2, number 1971 Date: Post Medieval Diameter: 27.07 mm Weight: 2.71 g Die axis: 10

SUSS-DE4C3B: COIN
A bent almost complete silver Halfpenny of Edward I of England (AD1279-1307), Class 3e dating to 1280-1282. Reverse has a long cross with single pellet to each quarter and reads NO/V[I]C/[CA]S/T[RI]. Newcastle Upon Tyne mint. As North 1045/2. The flan edge is damaged.

SUR-DE2D89: COIN
A silver post medieval halfpenny of Elizabeth I, crescent initial mark dating to 1587-1590. London Tower mint. As North 2018.

SUR-DE17B7: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval halfgroat of James I (AD 1603-1625) dating to the period AD 1607 - 1609. Second coinage. Crowned thistle reverse. Coronet initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.146, no.2104.

SUR-DE0634: COIN
A worn and incomplete silver Medieval long cross farthing of Edward II (1307-1327), Withers Type 30 or 31 dating to 1310-1314. Mint of London.

SUR-DDEE91: COIN
A worn and incomplete silver medieval halfpenny of Henry VI, Saltire issue of 1454-1460 with pellets by crown and saltire on breast. London mint. As North 1524.

SUR-DDD568: COIN
A silver Medieval long cross cut farthing of Henry III, Class V dating to 1250-1275. Moneyer is [NIC]OLE, uncertain mint.

SUR-DDC589: COIN
A silver medieval long cross cut farthing of Henry III, class III or IV dating to 1248-1250. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

SUR-DDB324: COIN
A hevily worn silver medieval short cross cut farthing of Henry II to John and class 1-4 dating to c. 1180-1205. Moneyer is either [RA]VL or [RAND]VL, uncertain mint.

DOR-DDA59B: COIN
A silver penny of Richard II (1377 - 1399),dating to 1377-early 1390s. Type 1 Bent and worn. Mint of York Date: Medieval Diameter. 17.01 mm Weight: 0.86 g Die axis: 6

SUR-DD9BC4: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut farthing of uncertain ruler or class. Uncertain moneyer, York mint.

SUR-DD8899: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut farthing, possibly of John or Henry III and Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Uncertain moneyer, Canterbury mint.

SUR-DD7762: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut farthing of John or possibly Henry III and Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

SUR-DD644D: COIN
An extremely worn fragment of or possibly a cut half silver medieval long cross continental sterling imitation issued by Thomas de Bourlément, Bishop of Toul, and dating to 1330-1353. The obverse is largely illegible, the reverse reads [...]/VLE/NSI. Mint of Toul. As Mayhew 325.

DOR-D20EF6: COIN
A silver penny of Edward I (1272-1307). Class 9b1. Mint of Bristol. Reference: North Vol 2, No. 1037/1 Date: Medieval Diameter: 18.66 mm Weight: 1.37 g Die axis: 9

DOR-D1A5BF: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Henry VI (First Reign 1422 - 1461). Annulet issue. Withers type A5/a. Mint of London. Reference: North Vol 2, No. 1434 Date: Medieval - 1422 - 1427 Diameter: 14.24 mm Weight: 0.49 g Die axis: 7

DOR-D139F8: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Henry VIII (1509 - 1547). Mint of London. Reference: North Vol 2, No. 1815 Date: Post Medieval Diameter: 12.05 mm Weight: 0.37 g Die axis: 12

NARC-D110FE: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). First Coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. Cross crosslet initial mark. London mint. AD 1560-1561 Diameter: 14.03mm, Thickness: 0.42mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 133, No 1988.

DOR-D110FC: COIN
A silver halfpenny. An Irish halfpenny of Edward I (1272 - 1307). Mint of Waterford. Reference: Spink No. 6264 Date: Medieval - 1280 - 1302 Diameter: 15.22 mm Weight: 0.63 g Die axis: 5

NARC-D0FD24: COIN
An incomplete silver halfpenny of Henry VI, first reign (AD 1422-1461). Annulet issue. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Roundabout initial cross. London mint. AD 1422-1427. Diameter: 12.19mm, Thickness: 0.59mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 2-7 O’clock. North Vol II, P 75, No 1434.

NARC-D0ED6A: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). Groups D. Rounded garnished shield reverse. Two pellets initial mark. London mint. AD 1632-1640. Diameter: 14.11mm, Thickness: 0.49mm, Weight: 0.4g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. As North Vol II, P 163, No 2271.

DOR-D0DAE8: COIN
A silver penny, probably of Edward IV (Second reign - 1471-83). Mint of York. Quatrefoil in centre of reverse cross. Date: Medieval - c. 1471 - 1483 Diameter: 17.01 mm Weight: 0.68 g Die axis: 2

NCL-D0CD61: COIN
An incomplete and corroded silver Roman denarius of Trajan (AD 98-117), probably dating to the period c.AD 98-102 (Reece period 5). P M TR P COS II[II] P P reverse type, probably depicting Pax standing left holding branch and cornucopia. Mint of Rome. cf. RIC II nos. 6, 7, 38, 56 for the possible reverse type. The coin is very worn resulting in a significant loss of detail on both faces. The flan has some recent damage on one side which has revealed bright silver patina. Thickness: 2.49 mm Weight: 2.81 g Diameter: 16.29 mm

NARC-D0C197: COIN
A complete silver medieval continental sterling imitation of an Edwardian penny dating to the period AD 1279-1305. Struck under Guy of Dampierre, Count of Flanders and Marquis of Namus. Diameter: 19.57mm, Thickness: 0.56mm, Weight: 1.2g Mayhew, 1983 P 31.

NARC-D0AB52: COIN
A complete silver cut Halfpenny of John (AD 1199-1216). Class Vb. Short cross reverse with quatrefoil in each quadrant. Minted by unclear moneyer in Canterbury. AD 1205-1207. Length: 18.15mm, Width: 8.23mm, Thickness: 0.67mm, Weight: 0.5g North Vol I, P 221, No 970.

NCL-CF810D: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval Irish penny of Edward I (1272-1307 AD). Mint of Dublin. Spink no. 6248. 1279 to 1284 Obverse: Front facing bust in pelleted triangle. Legend: '+EDW.R[...]NG[...]NSHyB' Reverse: Long cross fourchée over pelleted circle with three pellets in each quadrant. Legend: CIVI TAS DUBL INIE. There is some loss to the flan which affects the ability to read the legend. There is some light wear to the bust. Thickness: 0.59 mm Weight: 0.92 g Diameter: 17.59 mm

KENT-CEEB83: COIN
A complete but worn silver short cross penny of Richard I (1189 - 1199), class 4a, dating to c. AD 1194 - 1200, minted by Goldwine at Canterbury. Obverse engraver's error in inscription: X missing from REX. Diameter:18.5mm; weight: 1.35g.

YORYM-CE12EA: FINGER RING
A complete though damaged silver finger ring of modern date, c.AD 1800 – 1950. The finger ring comprises a circular hoop with sides which expand smoothly to a rectangular bezel. The hoop is D-shaped in section, the bezel has a thin rectangular section. The bezel is incised with the initials FWD. The W is slightly smaller than the other letters and overlays the back of the D. The letters are capitalised and formed of parallel irregularly spaced lines. The initials are framed by an incised rectangular border though the lines do not meet at the corners. Three central parallel lines extend into the bezel above and below the initials. The outer edge of either side of the frame has faint crosshatched decoration. The shoulders feature incised designs. A sunburst is set upon the flat side of a triangle filled with crosshatching. Below this are two sets of two transverse grooves with a central vertical groove. Three smaller radiating grooves are present between the vertical and transverse grooves to either side. The rest of the exterior of the hoop is undecorated. The interior of the hoop displays rectangular recessed areas bearing partial lettering. Extending from one corner of the bezel reverse are the partial letters possibly reading BEF(crown image)[---]. The opposite corner display text which is largely illegible [-------]M/W. Another corner displays an R and the final appears blank. The positioning of the lettering, right at the edge of the ring suggests they would not serve as makers or verification marks. They may be lettering left over from reused other objects such as coins. Rings formed of reused coins, in which the silver coin is folded and turned, are not uncommon and are sometimes associated with trench art and Prisoner of War camps. The metal has a shiny grey patina and is won. The finger ring is 22.9mm in diameter, 7.6mm wide, 1.3mm thick and weighs 3g. Rachel King, British Museum Curator of European Renaissance suggests that this ring is 19th or 20th century in date, though pre-1950. As such the object falls outside the definition of Treasure under the 1996 Treasure Act and is therefore Not Treasure.

ESS-CDF833: COIN
Amedieval silver penny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 3b-3c dating to the period 1248-1250. Minted in Winchester by Willem. Measurements: Diameter: 18.7mm; Weight: 1.3g

YORYM-CDE511: COIN
A silver Medieval halfpenny of Henry VI (First reign, AD 1422-1461) dating to the period AD 1445 -1454. Leaf-Pellet issue. Pellets by crown, leaf on breast. Long cross with extra pellet in two quarters reverse. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.80, no.1512.

CORN-CDB30A: COIN
A post medieval silver sixpence of Charles I (1625-49), Group E, fifth bust (North 2242), initial mark: tun (dating to 1636-38), mint: Tower of London (under Charles I). Ref: North 1991: p. 161. The coin is worn and clipped with a dark mark in the middle of the obverse field which may be an attempt to pierce the coin, although it is uncertain (from the image). The coin also shows evidence of having been double struck with two impressions of the inner circle in places on the obverse. Diameter, 20.7mm. Weight: 2.68g.

YORYM-CD52B3: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of John (AD 1199 -1216) dating to the period AD 1204-c.1209. Short cross reverse. Moneyer Fvke (Misspelling of Fvlke). Mint of Bury St. Edmunds. Class 5b2. North Vol 1, p.221, no.970/ii.

ESS-CD2995: COIN
An incomplete post medieval silver penny, possibly of Henry VIII (1509-1547). The coin has split into two separate pieces, and a small section of the flan is missing Measurements: Diameter: 17.5mm; Weight: 0.53g

ESS-CD1AD7: COIN
A complete post-medieval silver probable halfgroat of an unclear ruler probably dating to the period 1509-1649. Measurements: Diameter: 20.2mm, Weight: 0.67g.

ESS-CCD76C: COIN
An incomplete silver post-medieval penny of Henry VIII (1509-1547). Third coinage dating to the period 1544-1547. Canterbury mint. North (1991) no.1857. Measurements: Diameter: 16.0mm; Weight: 0.66g

ESS-CBB20B: COIN
A complete probable halfgroat of an unclear ruler probably dating to the period 1509-1649. Measurements: Diameter: 16.6mm, Weight: 0.78g.

NARC-CAD2EA: COIN
An incomplete silver Sixpence of James I (AD 1603-1625). First coinage. Squared shield reverse with date over. Thistle initial mark. London mint. AD 1603. Diameter: 26.45mm, Thickness: 0.65mm, Weight: 2.8g North Vol II, P 144, No 2074.

NARC-CABE63: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10ab-cf. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Canterbury mint. AD 1301-1310. Length: 18.38mm, Width: 13.64mm, Thickness: 0.61mm, Weight: 1.0g The coin is missing a section between 8-11 O’clock.

LVPL-CAB2E4: COIN
A complete medieval silver penny of Richard II (1377-1399), dating to 1377-1399. Mint: York. Local die see North Vol II (1991, 63) no.1330 Obverse: Crowned bust forwards, pellets by neck; +[RICA]DVS REX [ANGLI] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant, quatrefoil in centre of reverse; [CIVI]/TAS/EBO/[RACI]

NARC-CAAE32: COIN
An incomplete base silver Farthing of Edward II (AD 1307-1327). Withers class 30b, North class 10/11. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1310-1314. Diameter: 12.43mm, Thickness: 0.43mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing small portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 38, No 1070/1

SUR-CA9EF3: COIN
A silver sovereign penny of Henry VIII dating to the period AD 1526 - 1529. Second issue with trefoil initial mark. Royal shield over long cross fourchee reverse, T to left and W to right of shield. Mint of Durham under Archbishop Thomas Wolsey. As North (1991) p.112, no.1811.

NARC-CA94F7: COIN
A complete silver cut Halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class Va-b. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted by Gilbert in Canterbury. AD 1250-1256 Length: 17.58mm, Width: 9.12mm, Thickness: 0.79mm, Weight: 0.6g. North Vol I, P 226-7, Nos 991-992

BERK-CA83BD: COIN
A silver halfcrown of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to AD 1628-1629. Initial mark: Anchor. Mint: Tower. North No. 2211. The coin is heavily worn around the edges and possibly clipped at 6 o'clock.

LVPL-CA7AAA: COIN
A complete medieval silver halfpenny of Edward I (1272-1307), Withers Type 1-8, dating to 1280-1307. Mint: London. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards;+ EDW R ANGL DNS hYB Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant; CIVI/TAS/LON/DON

DOR-CA67E3: COIN
A penny of Edward II (1307 - 1327). Class 13 dating to 1314 - 1318. Mint of Bury St Edmunds Reference: North Volume 2, number 1064 Diameter: 17.86 mm Weight: 1.27 g Die axis: 7

LVPL-CA2B93: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Edward III (1327-1377), pre-treaty period series G, dating to 1356-61. Mint: Durham. North Vol II (1991, 54) no.1215-21. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant, crozier before CIVI; CIVI/[TAS/DVR]EME

ESS-CA0BFD: COIN
An almost complete silver medieval half groat of Henry VI (1422-1461). Annulet issue dating to c.1422 - 1430. Mint of Calais. North number 1429. Measurements: Diameter: 19.8mm, Weight: 1.45g

LVPL-C9D421: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Edward III (1327-1377), pre-treaty period series E, dating to 1354-55. Mint: York (episcopal). North Vol II (1991, 51) no.1169. The coin is borken in two and has been glued back together. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant, quatrefoil in centre of reverse;[ CIVI]/TAS[...]

SUR-C9D057: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Septimius Severus, dating to AD 195 (Reece period 10). [P M T]R P III COS II [P P] reverse depicting Minerva, helmeted, draped to feet, standing left, holding spear downward in right hand and round shield at side in left hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Septimius Severus 61.

YORYM-C9ADC3: COIN
A silver medieval penny of an uncertain medieval ruler, probably Edward I - Edward III, dating to the period AD 1279 - 1351. Long cross reverse. Mint unclear.

YORYM-C99BF9: THIMBLE
An incomplete machine-made silver thimble of modern date, c.AD 1850 – 1950. The thimble is flattened and folded with the dome lost to old worn breaks. The upper half of the thimble is decorated with regular tessellating hexagonal pits. The lower half displays foliate decoration formed of stippling and machine pressed grooves. The rim is folded over. The metal has a dark grey patina and is in fair condition. The object is 22.6mm long, 14.9mm wide, 4.9mm thick and weighs 3.1g. Similar thimbles are recorded as CORN-7BCCC5, WMID-E4D322, BERK-902AD5, SUSS-D4CC00 and YORYM-800494. CORN-7BCCC5 states that Read (1988) illustrates silver thimbles with similar decoration on page 192, Nos.1361-1362, which are dated from the 19th century. Bailey (1993) illustrates a similar example on page 14, No.36 which is dated from the Victorian period. Machine-made thimbles are less than 300 years old and therefore do not come over the requirements of the 1996 Treasure Act and, although the object has a silver content of over 90%, it is therefore not considered to be Treasure.

ESS-C96992: COIN
An early Post-Medieval Venetian soldino (late) or 'Galley halfpenny' of Doge Leonardo Loredan (1501-1521), minted at Venice between 1501-1521. Measurements: Diameter: 11.8mm, Weight: 0.23g

LVPL-C94343: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class 3 dating to 1280-1. Mint: Lincoln. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; [...]GL[...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant; [CIVI/TAS]/LIN/CO[L]

LVPL-C918DA: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward II (1307-1377) Class 10cf5 dating to 1309-10. Mint: Canterbury. Cf. North (1991: 32) no.1043/1. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; +EDWA R ANGL DNS hYB Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant; CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR

LVPL-C9013E: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class uncertain, pre-class 10 dating to 1272-1300. Mint: Canterbury. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; [...] NS hYB Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant; [CIVI/TAS]/CAN/[TOR]

SUR-C8B8A3: COIN
A post medieval silver farthing of Henry VIII, first coinage, dating to 1509-1526. Probably a portcullis initial mark, reverse has a rose in the centre of a long cross. Mint of London. As North 1781.

LVPL-C8A9FC: COIN
A complete medieval silver groat of Henry VI (first reign 1422-1461), dating to c.AD 1427-1430. Mint: Calais. Initial cross: V. North Vol I (1991, 75) no. 1446. Obverse: Crowned bust facing with a tressure of arches; hENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL [Z FRANC DNS hYB] Reverse: Long cross dividing two lines of legend, three pellets in each quarter; POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEVM // VILLA CALISIE

LEIC-C803CB: COIN
A Medieval silver voided shortcross penny of John (1199 - 1216), dating to c.AD 1205 - 1207. Moneyer Willelm, mint of Chichester. North (1994) Volume 1, no 970 Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 2.2 g

SUR-C7EDB8: COIN
An incomplete Early-Medieval silver penny of Coenwulf of Mercia (AD 796-821), Tribrach type dating to c.AD 797/8-805; Obverse: M in centre, +COENVVLF REX. Reverse: tribrach moline, voided and dividing moneyer's name, EAN / M[V]/ ND. Moneyer Eanmund, London mint. Cf. North 342; Cn. 5-22; BMC 93; Naismith (2011) plate 2 L11.

LEIC-BDAD78: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Faustina I, dating to c.AD 141. Reece Period 4. AETERNITAS, reverse type shows Providentia, veil blown out in round behind head, standing left, holding globe on extended right hand with left hand on veil. Mint of Rome. RIC III Antoninus Pius 351a Diameter: 19 mm Weight: 1.4 g

NARC-BBA326: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Third coinage. Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. London mint. AD 1583-1603. Diameter: 15.30mm, Thickness: 0.60mm, Weight: 0.6g. The coin is missing portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 137, No 2016.

NARC-BB9793: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Henry VI, First reign (AD 1422-1461). Leaf issue. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1434-1454. Diameter: 12.38mm, Thickness: 0.35mm, Weight: 0.2g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan.

NARC-BB8F52: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I-III (AD 1272-1377). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and quatrefoil in centre. York mint. AD 1279-1351. Length: 14.33mm, Width: 12.71mm, Thickness: 0.58mm, Weight: 0.4g. The coin is missing large portions of its outer flan.

NARC-BB0390: COIN
An incomplete silver love Token of Post Medieval date (AD 1558-1685). The obverse and reverse are worn with no details remaining, it is therefore not possible to identify the exact age of the token. Diameter: 21.89mm, Thickness: 0.35mm, Weight: 0.8g Both faces are abraded with numerous grooves. There is some indication of bending suggesting the coins use as a “love token”. Dr Kevin Leahy notes in FAKL-A043BC: 'Love tokens' were made using coins dating from the time of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) to the reign of Ann (1702-1714) with some Georgian examples. They were particularly common in the reign of William III (1694-1702). They are not uncommon finds but their significance is not understood. While 'love tokens' should be inscribed with the name of the person loved most of these defaced coins are uninscribed. Bending coins as part of an oath is an ancient practice but did not involve them being defaced. These coins may have been carried as good-luck charms but few of them are perforated for suspension, the usual way of wearing a charm. The coin is heavily worn and has two bends, in opposing directions, between 1-4 and 7-11 O’clock, suggesting the object may have been used as a ‘love token’.

LEIC-B87A67: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver soverign penny of Henry VIII (1509-1547) dating to AD 1526 - 1544. Radiant initial mark on obverse. C D beside shield. Mint of Durham under Bishop Cuthbert Tunstall. North (1991) Volume 2, p. 112, no 1813 Diameter: 14.3 mm Weight: 0.58 g Die Axis: 9

LVPL-B7C155: COIN
A worn post medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (1625-49), probably Fourth bust, Group D, dating to 1639-49. Initial mark: Unclear. North Vol II (1991) no. 2258. The coin has noticeably been heavily clipped, and is bent on one edge. Obverse: Crowned bust left, II behind; [...] ET H REX Reverse: Oval garnished shield; IVSTITIA [THRONVM] FIRMAT

LEIC-B79ED7: COIN
A Medieval silver groat of Edward III (1327 - 1377), dating to c.AD 1351 - 1352. Pre-Treaty Series C, mint of London. Reverse barred N's. North (1991) Volume 2, p 50 no 1147 Diameter: 22.5 mm Weight: 2.09 g

LVPL-B74A3A: COIN
A complete post medieval silver penny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649), Group G, seventh bust, dating to AD 1641-3. Mint: London. Initial mark: Two pellets. Cf North (1991) p. 163 no. 2273. Obverse: Crowned bust left, I behind; [CAROLVS D G M] B F ET H REX Revese: Oval garnished shield; IVSTITIA THRONVM FIRMAT

SUR-B61239: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut farthing of John and class 5b-c, dating to 1205-1210. Uncertain moneyer, Norwich or Northampton mint.

SUR-B60031: COIN
A silver medieval short cross cut halfpenny, possibly of Henry III and class 7, dating to 1217-1242. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

SUR-B5EA16: COIN
A silver medieval long cross halfpenny of Edward I, Withers Type 2a and dating to 1280-1282. London mint. As North 1045.

SUR-B5C362: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Henry III, class IIIb dating to 1248-1250. Moneyer is NICOLE, Canterbury mint.

SUR-B5B272: COIN
A worn silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class 10ab2-3 and dating to 1300-1303. Canterbury mint.

SUR-B593AB: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval halfpenny of Henry VI, Saltire issue of 1454-1460. London mint. As North 1524; Withers SP.3.

SUR-B573AC: COIN
A silver medieval half groat of Henry VII (1485-1509), facing bust issue, Type IIIb, Tun initial mark dating to 1490-1500. Canterbury mint, issued by the King and Archbishop Morton jointly. As North 1712. The coin has a crack across most of the width of the flan.

LVPL-B5664D: COIN
An incomplete medieval Venetian soldino, Type 1, dating to c.AD 1367-1423. Issuing Doge uncertain, either Contarini, Venier, Steno or Mocenigo. Obverse: Doge kneeling left holding banner; [... DVX] Reverse: Winged and nimbate lion of St Mark facing within a circle, holding book of gospels; [S MARC]VS VE[NETI]

LVPL-B54A7E: COIN
A medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 3b dating to c.AD 1248-50. Mint: Uncertain. Moneyer: Henri. Cf. North Vol. II (1994, 226) no. 987. Obverse: Crowned bust facing; [hENRIC]VS REX I[II] Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter; hEN/RI O/[...]

LVPL-B53092: COIN
A medieval silver voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 5a-c dating to 1250-56. Moneyer: Possibly Henri. Mint: London. Cf. North Vol I (1994: 227), no.993-5. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards with sceptre in right hand; [hENRICVS REX] III Reverse: Voided long cross with three pellets in each quadrant; [hENR/I ON LVN[D...]

LVPL-B4C811: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 3c dating to 1248-50. Moneyer: Willem. Mint: Unclear. North Vol. I (1994) no. 988. Obverse: Crowned bust facing; hENRICVS R[EX III] Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter; WIL/LEM/[...]

YORYM-B4615C: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1307 – 1309. Long cross reverse. Mint of Canterbury. Class 10cf5. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1043/1.

LVPL-B44F2C: COIN
A medieval silver short cross cut farthing of John (1199-1216) or Henry III (1216-1272), Class 6 dating to 1210-1218. Mint: Uncertain. Moneyer: Willelm. Obverse: Crowned bust facing forwards with sceptre; [hENRICVS REX] Reverse: Short cross voided with quatrefoil in each angle; [WIL]LEL[M ON ...]

LVPL-B42661: COIN
A medieval silver short cross cut farthing of Henry II-Henry III. Class uncertain dating to 1180-1247. Mint: London. Moneyer: Uncertain. Obverse: Crowned bust facing forwards with sceptre; hE[NRICVS REX] Reverse: Short cross voided with quatrefoil in each angle; [...]N•LV[ND]

YORYM-B41926: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period c. AD 1310 - 1314. Long cross reverse. Mint of Canterbury. Class 11a1. North Vol 2, p.36, no.1060/1.

LVPL-B40413: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 3b dating to c.AD 1248-50. Mint: Ilchester. Moneyer: Stephe. Cf. North Vol. II (1994, 226) no. 987. Obverse: Crowned bust facing; hENRIC[VS R]EX III Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter; STE/PhE/ONI/VEL

NARC-B3E852: COIN
A complete silver Shilling of George IV (AD 1820-1830). Third reverse type. BRITANNIARUM REX FIDEI DEFENSOR reverse depicting lion on crown. London mint. AD 1826. Diameter: 23.67mm, Diameter (loop): 8.08mm, Thickness: 1.34mm, Weight: 5.6g The coin has a circular perforation at 6 O’clock obverse, 12 O’clock reverse, through which a circular loop of circular sectioned wire is affixed. Spink, P 430, No 3812. Obverse description: bare head l. Obverse inscription: GEORGIVS DEI GRATIA 1826 Reverse description: Lion on crown Reverse inscription: BRITANNIARUM REX FIDEI DEFENSOR

LVPL-B3BC25: COIN
A medieval silver short cross penny of Henry II (1154-1189), Class 1b dating to 1180-5. Mint: York. Moneyer: Hugo. Cf. North Vol.1 (1994) no.963. Obverse: Crowned bust facing forwards with sceptre; hENRICVS•REX Reverse: Short cross voided with quatrefoil in each angle; +hVGO•ON•EVER

NARC-A67D70: COIN
An incomplete silver Sixpence of James (AD 1603-1625). Crowned harp reverse. London mint. Diameter: 20.97mm, Thickness: 0.61mm, Weight: 1.5g The coin is missing a large portion of its outer flan due to clipping.

NARC-A63D96: COIN
An incomplete silver Sixpence of James (AD 1603-1625). Crowned harp reverse. London mint. Diameter: 19.88mm, Thickness: 0.53mm, Weight: 1.4g The coin is missing a large portion of its outer flan due to clipping.

NARC-A61E08: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10ab-10cf. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Newcastle mint. AD 1301-1310. Diameter: 17.75mm, Thickness: 0.73mm, Weight: 1.1g

NARC-A6027B: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver Continental imitation long cross penny, issued by Valéran II, Count of Ligny (AD 1304-1366). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Mint of Serain. AD 1310-1330 Diameter: 18.94mm, Thickness: 0.67mm, Weight: 1.1g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 4-5 O’clock Mayhew (1983: 88) no. 220.

ESS-A3CEA6: COIN
A complete silver penny of John (AD 1199-1216). Probably Class 5c dating to 1207-1210. Minted by Ravf in London. Measurements: Diameter: 17.3mm, Weight: 1.31g

LVPL-A39E30: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver groat of Robert III of Scotland (1390-1406), ;ight coinage dating to c.AD 1403-1406. Mint: Edinburgh. As Spink (2003, 29) S 5176. The coin is cut in half. Obverse: Forward facing bust surrounded by a tressure of 9 arcs; ROBE[RTVS DEI GRA REX] SCOTORVM Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each quarter, two lines of legend; DNS PTECTOR [MS LIBATOR MS] // VILLA ED[INBVRGH]

LVPL-A37535: COIN
A complete but pierced post medieval silver Scottish twenty pence of Charles I (1625-1649), third coinage, dating to 1637-42. Spink (2003, 84) no.5581-91. The coin is oierced at 8 o'clock on the obverse side. Obverse: Crowned bust left, XX behind; [...] ANG ET [...] Reverse: Crowned thistle; IV[STITIA THR]ONVM [FIRMAT]

LVPL-A31EF8: COIN
An incomplete silver 'soveriegn' penny of Henry VIII (1509-1547), First coinage dating to 1526. Initial mark: Star. Mint: Durham under Bishop Cuthbert Tunstall. North Vol. II (1991: 112) no. 1813. Obverse: King enthroned holding orb and sceptre; h D G [ROSA SIE SPIA] Reverse: Long cross over shield dividing legend, C D at sides; CIVI/TAS/DVR/hAM

LVPL-A2EA41: COIN
A complete post medieval silver Scottish two shillings of Charles I (1625-1649), First coinage dating to 1625-1634. Mint mark: Thistle. Spink (2003: 80) S 5544. Obverse: Crowned rose; C D G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse: Crowned thistle: TV[EATVR VNITA] DEVS

LVPL-A2B299: COIN
An incomplete post medieval silver penny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649), Group D-G, dating to AD 1632-40. Mint: London. Initial mark: Unclear. Cf North (1991) p. 162-3 no. 2269-2273. Obverse: Crowned bust left, I behind; [CAROLVS D G M B F] ET H [REX] Revese: Oval garnished shield; [IVSTITIA THRONVM FIRMAT]

LVPL-A252BB: COIN
An incomplete post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1574-8. Initial mark: Eglantine. Cf. North Vol II, p.135 no.1998. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; [ELIZABETH D G ANG FRA ET HI REGINA] Reverse: Long cross fourchée over royal shield, date above shield; [POSVI/DEV AD/IVTORE/M] MEV

LVPL-A23DAC: COIN
A fragment of a post medieval silver groat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1558-1560. Initial mark: Lis. Cf. North Vol II, p.133 no.1986. Obverse: Crowned bust left; [ELIZABETH D G ANG FRA ET HI REGINA] Reverse: Long cross fourchée over royal shield; POSVI/DEV AD/IVTORE/M MEV

LVPL-A1F7F6: COIN
A post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1570-1. Initial mark: Castle. Cf. North Vol II, p.135 no.1998. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; ELIZABETH D G ANG FRA E[T HI REGINA] Reverse: Long cross fourchée over royal shield, date above shield; POSVI/DEV AD/IVTORE/M MEV

LVPL-A1DBCA: COIN
A fragment of a post medieval silver shilling of Philip and Mary (1554-1555) dating to 1554-8. Initial mark unclear. North Vol. II (1991:128) no.1967. Obverse: Busts of Philip and Mary facing each other; above, a large crown dividing the date; [PHILIP ET MARIA D G R ANG FR NEAP] PR HISP Reverse: Oval garnished shield with arms of Spain and England; above, a crown; [POSIMVS DEVM ADIVT]OREM [NOSTRVM]

LVPL-A1B60E: COIN
A post medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (1625-49), probably Fourth bust, Group D, dating to 1639-49. Initial mark: Unclear. North Vol II (1991) no. 2258. Obverse: Crowned bust left, II behind; CAROLVS [...] Reverse: Oval garnished shield; [IVSTITIA THRONVM FIRMAT]

LVPL-A185A4: COIN
A post medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (1625-49), Fourth bust, Group D, dating to 1628-9. Initial mark: Anchor. North Vol II (1991) no. 2257. Obverse: Crowned bust left, II behind; CAROLVS D G [...] ET H' REX Reverse: Oval garnished shield; [IVSTITIA TH]RON[VM F]IRMAT

LVPL-A1667A: COIN
A complete post medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1583-5. Initial mark: A. Mint: London. Cf. North Vol. II (1991) no. 2016. Obverse: Crowned bust left, two pellets behind; E D G ROSA SINE SPINA Reverse: Long cross fourcheé over shield; CIVITAS LONDON

LVPL-A1450B: COIN
A silver medieval Scottish penny of William I "The Lion" (AD 1165-1214), posthumous issue, short voided cross and stars, phase B, dating to AD 1205-1230. Moneyer: Henri Le Rus. Mint: Perth. As Spink 2015, p. 14, no. 5031.

SWYOR-A13608: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval coin; a halfgroat of James I (AD 1603-1625) dating from AD 1604 - 1619. The coin is very worn and the initial mark is not visible. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.146, no. 2104 - 2105. It is 15.3mm in diameter and 0.2mm thick. It weighs 0.5g. There is some edge damage.

SWYOR-A11916: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the Medieval period: a penny of Edward I (1272-1307) struck at Durham in 1280 - 1281. Probably Class 3e, North 1020. It is19.5mm in diameter and 0.5mm thick. It weighs 1.3g.

SWYOR-A0F7DD: COIN
An incomplete, medieval silver coin; a damaged penny of Edward I or II, uncertain class, dating from AD 1279 - 1327. Mint of London. It is19.6mm in diameter and 0.5mm thick. It weighs 1g. part of the coin is missing, and the surface is flaking.

SWYOR-A091B9: COIN
A Medieval silver coin, a cut half voided long cross penny of Henry III (AD 1216 - 1272) or Edward I, (AD 1272 - 1307), Class V dating from AD 1250 -1275, moneyer Renaud at London or Bury. See North number 991 - 998. Measurements; length 14.3mm, width 7.4mm, thickness 0.2mm, and weight 0.38g

LVPL-A08B2D: COIN
A post medieval silver Irish shilling of James I (1603-1625), second coinage, fourth bust dating to 1605-6. Mint Mark: Rose. Spink (2003: 154) S 6516. The coin has been bent twice possibly as a 'love token' Obverse: Crowned bust left; [IA]COBVS.D:G:MAG]:B[RIT.FRA:ET.HIB:REX.] Reverse: Crowned harp; HENRI[CVS.ROSAS.REGNA.IAC]OBVS

YORYM-A06CBD: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-27) dating to the period AD 1310 - 1314. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 11a1. North Vol 2, p.36, no.1060/1.

LVPL-A0553D: COIN
A post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1575. Initial mark: Eglantine. Mint: London. North (1991) Vol.2 no.1997. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB REGINA Reverse: Long cross fourcée over shield, date above shield; POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV

SWYOR-9FC465: COIN
An incomplete silver hammered coin dating from the late Medieval period: a halfpenny of Edward IV (first reign, 1461-1470), heavy coinage, AD 1461-1464/5. Mint of London. North 1546. Probably Withers Type 4 with crosses by the neck. The measurements are; diameter 12.7mm, thickness 0.4mm, and weight 0.4g. part of the edge of the coin is missing.

SWYOR-9EDE68: COIN
A medieval clipped silver coin; a penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377), Pre-treaty series C dating to AD 1351-1352. Mint of London. As North (1991:50) no. 1149. Measurements: diameter 18.3mm, thickness 0.4mm, weight 1.0g. Reverse barred Ns.

PUBLIC-9333C9: COIN
A very worn and heat affected medieval silver cut halfpenny of John (1199-1216), moneyer possibly Beneit, London mint, class 5b or 5c. Possibly North (1991) Volume 1, no:970. Dated 1204-1209.

PUBLIC-92E5DA: COIN
A medieval silver cut halfpenny, voided short cross, possibly of John (AD 1199-1216), class 5a (1205-1210) moneyer Henri, unknown mint.

SWYOR-8F0975: COIN
A complete silver hammered Medieval coin; A voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272), Class 5a-c, dating to about AD 1250 - 1256. Mint of Canterbury, unknown moneyer. North number 991 - 993. The coin is 16.6mm long, 8.5mm wide and 0.8mm thick. 0.5g.

SUR-8ED95A: COIN
An incomplete silver long cross penny of Edward II (1307 - 1327), class 10cf4 dating to 1309. London mint.

SUR-8EB474: COIN
An extremely worn silver post medieval groat of Henry VIII, first coinage, castle initial mark dating to 1509-1526. London Tower mint. As North 1762.

SUR-8EA30D: COIN
An extremely worn silver post medieval threepence of Elizabeth I, dated 1562. London Tower mint. As North 1998.

SUR-8DE342: COIN
A silver medieval half groat of Henry VI, Annulet issue dating to c. AD 1422 - 1427. Mint of Calais. As North number 1429.

SUR-8DD169: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Henry III, Class IIb dating to 1248. Moneyer is RICARD, Gloucester mint. The coin has a cut or split at 2 o'clock which follows the line of the voided cross and is likely the result of an aborted effort to cut the coin into halfpennies.

PUBLIC-7F8791: COIN
A silver medieval clipped halfgroat of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to the period c.AD 1490 - 1500. Long cross reverse. Tun initial mark. Saltire stops. Mint of Canterbury, issued jointly under the King and Archbishop Morton. Class IIIc. North Vol 2, no.1712.

PUBLIC-7E9628: COIN
A complete Post Medieval silver half groat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 to AD 1603), Sixth Issue with Bell initial mark (AD 1582-83). Two pellets behind bust. London Mint. North Vol 2, no 2016.

PUBLIC-7E39D7: COIN
Complete silver penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), Class Vf, AD1256-1258, London mint. Uneven wear on both faces, minimal clipping. Obverse: Crowned bust holding sceptre. Legend: hENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with central pellet and three pellets in each inner quadrant. Legend: hEN/RIO/NLV/NDE. North 996, Spink 1372

PUBLIC-7DD0DE: COIN
A silver penny of Edward I, class 4b, London mint dated c1282-1289. Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards (broken lys) EDW R ANGL DNS HYB Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle, CIVITAS LONDON North 1024.

NMS-7D2CEA: COIN
Silver shilling of Charles I, Tower mint, initial mark plume, North 2220, worn, 1630-1.

WREX-67AC9E: COIN
Complete silver half groat of Henry VI first reign (1422-1461AD) annulet coinage. Calais mint issue dating 1422-1427AD (North No. 1429). Obverse crowned bust facing within a tressure of arches, annulets by the neck. Legend reads hENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL Z FR. Reverse has long cross pattée, with three pellets in each quarter (annulet in quarters 1 and 3), dividing the legends POSVI / DEVM A/DITVTOR/E MEVM // VIL/LA/ CAL/IS. Measurements: Diameter: 21.2mm; thickness: 0.4mm; weight: 1.73g die axis 6

WREX-6795E5: COIN
A complete, but slightly damaged, silver Irish penny of John of England (1199-1216AD) dating to the the period 1207-1211AD. Third (Rex) coinage. Minted in Dublin, by moneyer Wilelm P. (Spink 2002, 123 (No. 6228A). Obverse has crowned bust facing with rosette to the right of the neck, holding a sceptre left. Legend reads IOhANNES REX. Reverse has sun, moon and three starts in a triangle. The legend reads WILELM P ON DIVE. Measurements: Diameter: 17.7mm; thickness: 1.0mm; weight: 1.34g die axis 12

WREX-677DFB: COIN
Complete silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) of the 2nd issue, with a Pheon initial mark, dated 1561AD (North No. 1997). Obverse has the crowned bust with a rose behind the head. The legend reads ELIZABETH DG ANG’ FR’ ET HI’ REGINA. Reverse has a squared shield, with the date 1561 above, on long cross fourchée, dividing the legend POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV. Measurements: Diameter: 25.9mm; thickness: 0.4mm; weight: 2.46g; die axis: 6

WREX-676593: COIN
Complete silver shilling of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) with an anchor initial mark dating 1597/8-1600AD (North No. 2014). Obverse has the crowned bust left with the legend reading ELIZAB D G ANG FR ET HIB REGI. Reverse has a squared shield on long cross fourchée dividing the legend POSVI /DEV AD/IVTORE/M MEV. Measurements: Diameter: 28.6mm; thickness: 0.7mm: weight: 4.83g; die axis 6

WREX-67455C: COIN
Complete silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) 2nd issue with coronet initial mark dating 1567-1570AD (North No. 1998). Obverse has crowned bust facing left, rose behind. Legend reads ELIZABETH: D.G: [ANG':]FR': ET: HI':REGINA Reverse has squared shield on long cross fourchée with the date above, dividing the legend POS[VI ] / DEV AD /IVTORE /M MEV. Part of the date is worn but reads 15[..]. Measurements: Diameter: 18.9mm; thickness: 0.6mm; weight: 1.46g; die axis 3

An incomplete silver Irish medieval penny of Edward IV, first reign, heacvy cross and pellets issue dating to c. 1465. Dublin mint. Cf. Spink 6315.

PUBLIC-610CAA: COIN
A complete and worn Medieval silver short cross penny of Henry III (1216-1272), minted by Simvn at Canterbury. Class 7b, 1217-1236 (North 1994: 223). Obverse: hENRICVS REX; Crowned bust facing with sceptre. Reverse: (cross pattée) +SIMVN ON CANTE; Voided short cross with a quatrefoil in each quadrant. North, J.J. 1994. English Hammered Coinage, Volume I, 223.

PUBLIC-60F977: COIN
A Late Medieval/Early Post Medieval silver penny of Henry VII (AD 1485 - 1509) dating to AD 1484-1494 standard type G. Durham mint, struck for the benefit of Bishop John Sherwood (AD 1484-1494) S on the breast, D in the centre of the reverse. North (1991) Vol II, No. 1723. The coin is heavily clipped with the majority of the legend missing.

SUR-606AB7: COIN
A worn silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward II, class 11b, dating to 1312-1314. London mint.

A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-Treaty series C dating to 1351-1352. Obverse has annulet stops; reverse has a crozier before CIVI. Mint of Durham. As North 1150.

WMID-5FDC6B: COIN
An incomplete clipped silver half groat of Charles I (AD 1625 to AD 1649), dating to the period AD 1644 to AD 1645. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark: (R). Group D. C.f. North vol 2, p 162, no 2258. Diameter: 16.5 mm Thickness: 1.0 mm Weight: 0.7 g

LEIC-5FBDFC: COIN
A clipped Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward III (1327 - 1377), dating to c.AD 1351 - 1352. Pre-Treaty Series C, mint of London. Reverse barred N's. North (1991) Volume 2, p 50 no 1148 Diameter: 20 mm Weight: 1.47 g

WMID-5FA2E5: COIN
A complete silver half groat of Henry VIII (AD 1509 to AD 1547), minted in York by Archbishop Thomas Wolsley between AD 1514 and AD 1526. Mintmark: Escallop. The obverse has been double struck. C.f. North vol 2, p 110, no 1771. Diameter: 19.2 mm Thickness: 0.8 mm Weight: 1.1 g

WILT-5F9AFA: COIN
A silver radiate of Postumus dating to AD 260-269 (Reece period 13). The coin may possibly have been silvered. Probably HERC DEVSONIENSI reverse type depicting Hercules standing facing and looking right, holding a palm branch and resting hand on a club. Unclear mint.

NMS-51DA8B: COIN
Silver sixpence of Elizabeth I, Tower mint, initial mark A, some wear, North 2015, 1584.

NARC-5139E1: THIMBLE
A complete silver Thimble of Modern date (AD 1800-1900). The object is composed of a pressed metal domed form with an outer lower decorated band and foot ring, with evenly machine stamped square pits on the upper surface, forming a lattice pattern. The lower portion of the object has a pair of circumferential raised borders, between which is a repeating decorative motif, composed of a raised ovate cell which is a single flower. The inner surface is undecorated. Height: 22.00mm, Diameter: 16.48mm, Thickness: 1.45mm, Weight: 2.2g.

NARC-512D0B: COIN
An incomplete silver Groat of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547). Third coinage. Long cross over squared shield reverse. York mint. AD 1544-1547. Length: 25.73mm, Width: 20.88mm, Thickness: 0.60mm, Weight: 1.4g The coin is missing large portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 115, No 1848.

A complete silver cut Halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class IIIa-c. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted by unclear moneyer in Gloucester. AD 1248-1250. Length: 17.52mm, Width: 9.57mm, Thickness: 0.74mm, Weight: 0.6g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 11-12 O’clock North Vol I, P 226, No 986-988.

KENT-4FC0E2: COIN
A complete Roman silver plated radiate of Valerian II (AD 256-258), dating to AD 256-258, Reece Period 12. Description: This radiate has a copper alloy core and has been plated silver. It is the IOVI CRESCENTI reverse type. Obverse: Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, the inscription reads VALERIANVS CAES. Reverse: Jupiter seated right on goat standing right, right hand raised, the inscription reads IOVI CRESCENTI. Measurements: Diameter: 20.99 mm; Thickness: 1.26 mm and Weight: 2.38 g. Discussion: See Cunetio, No. 738.

KENT-4F67E7: COIN
A complete Medieval silver grosso agostano from the Italian Republic of Bologna, AD 1462-1506. Description: This is a grosso from Bologna, under the rule of Giovanni II Bentivoglio (AD 1462-1506). Obverse: Lion rampant to left, holding flag, within quatrefoil, the inscription reads BONONI A• DOCЄT• Reverse: A haloed St Peter seated facing, with a votive church in right hand and crosier in left hand, the inscription reads • S PЄTRONIVS Measurements: Diameter: 21.91 mm; Thickness: 0.64 mm and Weight: 1.41 g. Discussion: See PUBLIC-CA7CED and BH-5F0F93 on this database and Bentivoglio Conservatori No.56 in CNI Vol.X.

YORYM-4F4B06: COIN
A silver Medieval cut halfpenny of Henry I (AD 1100-1350) dating to the period AD 1125-c.1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury reverse type. Uncertain moneyer. Mint unclear. North Vol 1, p.198, no.871.

SUSS-4F0EF2: COIN
A complete Medieval silver penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135), full face / cross fleury type dating to AD 1117. As North (1991:197) no. 866. Uncertain moneyer and mint. Dimensions: diameter: 20.18mm, thickness: 0.75mm, weight: 1.34g The coin appears to have been bent around another object, obverse side facing down, with roughly a quarter of the flan curled into a lip.

LVPL-4F0CEC: COIN
An ncomplete silver Roman denarius of Trajan (AD 79-117) dating to the period AD 101-102 (Reece Period 5). P M TR P COS IIII P P reverse type depicting Mars walking right with spear and trophy. Mint of Rome. RIC II, p.248, no.52.

LVPL-4EFAB5: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Trajan (AD 98-117), dating to the period AD 103-111 (Reece period 5). S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI reverse type depicting Dacia seated right in mournful attitude on shield with curved sword below. Mint of Rome. As RIC II, p. 258, no. 218.

YORYM-4E774E: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Hadrian (AD 117-138) dating to the period AD 133-135 (Reece Period 6). FELICITAS AVG reverse type depicting Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and cornucopiae. Mint of Rome. RIC II, p.367, no.233a.

SUSS-4DEF82: COIN
An incomplete clipped post medieval silver halfpenny of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating c. AD 1625-1649. As North (1991:163) no. 2274. The coin has been clipped. Dimensions: diameter: 10.03mm, thickness: 0.52mm, weight: 0.27g

SUSS-4DD094: COIN
A complete Iron age silver unit of the Southern region / Regini and Atrebates. 'Ashdown forest helmet' type dating between 60 BC - AD 20. As ABC p. 54, no. 662. Dimensions: diameter: 12.15mm, thickness: 1.55mm, weight: 1.19g

SUSS-4DB512: COIN
A complete Early-Medieval silver penny (sceat), Secondary Series of Series R, Rigold 3, R1Z dating to c.AD 710-765. Uncertain mint. Ref: Abrahamson; p.25 and 95. no: R115b. Dimensions: diameter: 12.24mm, thickness: 1.32mm, weight: 0.97g

SUSS-4D02E2: COIN
A complete Roman silver denarius of Trajan (AD 98-117) dating to AD 104-105 (Reece period 5). COS V PP SPQR OPTIMO PRINC reverse type depicting felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and leaning on column. Mint of Rome. As RIC II, pp 252, no.120. Dimensions: diameter: 18.65mm, thickness: 2.18mm, weight: 2.78g

A clipped and heavily worn silver post medieval penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), possibly a cross crosslet initial mark dating to 1560-1561. Mint of London. As North 1975, number 1988.

SUR-4C107D: COIN
A silver post medieval penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), Rose initial mark dating to 1565-1566. Mint of London. As North 1975, page 112, number 2001.

SUR-4BF92A: COIN
A silver milled sixpence of William III dated 1697, mint of Chester. As Spink 3543.

WAW-4B93AF: COIN
A complete Post Medieval halfgroat of Charles II (AD 1660 - 1685) dating from AD 1660 - 1662, no inner circles. Mint of London. North (1991) Vol II, no 2771. The coin has been bent and distorted. The coin has also been pierced from the reverse at 10 o'clock.

SUSS-3AD48E: COIN
A medieval silver voided long-cross penny of Henry III (AD 1216 - 1272), Class IIIc dating from 1248-50. Moneyer Nicole struck at London Mint. North (1991) 988. Max diameter: 17.40mm, weight 1.12g.

SUSS-3A4E97: COIN
A Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Henry VIII (1509-1547). Second coinage, dating from AD 1526 - 1532. Issued by Archbishop William Warham of Canterbury mint. Initial mark cross patonce. Cf. Spink (2003) 2343, North (1991) 1802. Max diameter 18.32mm, weight 1.33g.

YORYM-3A31B8: COIN
A broken silver Post-Medieval halfgroat of James I (AD 1603-1625) dating to the period AD 1604-19. Second coinage. Crowned thistle reverse. Unclear initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.146, no.2104.

DEV-3A271B: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Galba (AD 68-69), dating to the period c.AD 68-69 (Reece period 3). SALVS GEN HVMANI reverse type depicting Salus advancing left, resting foot on globe, holding patera and vertical rudder, lighted altar before. Mint of Rome. As RIC I (2nd ed.), p. 242, no. 211. Measurements: Diameter: 18.27mm, Weight: 2.61g.

NARC-3A1C59: COIN
An incomplete copper-alloy Rose farthing of Charles I (1625-1649). Uncertain type. Reverse depicts crowned rose. AD 1636-1644. Length: 12.18mm, Width: 11.91mm, Thickness: 0.76mm, Weight: 0.4g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 11-12 O’clock

NARC-3A066E: COIN
An incomplete silver Farthing of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Withers type 6-7, Treaty to Transitional Treaty period. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1351-1361. Diameter: 11.99mm, Thickness: 0.59mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing a large portion of its outer flan between 1-5 O’clock

YORYM-3A00A5: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period circa AD 1251 - 1272. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Ion. Mint of Canterbury. Class 5g. North Vol 1, p.227, no.997.

NARC-39E22E: COIN
A complete silver Half Groat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). Ovate garnished shield reverse. London mint. Diameter: 15.42mm, Thickness: 0.73mm, Weight: 0.6g

YORYM-39D358: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny of John (AD 1199-1216) dating to the period circa AD 1209 - 1217. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Class 6b. North Vol 1, p.222, no.975.

NARC-39CB24: COIN
An incomplete silver cut Halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class IIIc. Voided long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted by Henri in London. AD 1248-1250. The coin is missing small a section between 5-6 O’clock. Length: 15.40mm, Width: 8.67mm, Thickness: 0.74mm, Weight: 0.5g North Vol I, P 226, No 998

DOR-39B192: COIN
A medieval silver penny of William I (1066-1087) dating to 1074-1075 . 'Two stars' type Type 5). Minted by Edwin in London: Reference: North Vol 1, No. 845 Date: Early Medieval Diameter: 18.30 mm Weight: 1.13 g Die axis:

NARC-39AB85: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny probably of John (AD 1199-1216). Classes 5c-6a1. Short cross reverse with quatrefoil in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1205-1217. The coin possibly has an engravers error or is a contemporary copy Obverse reads: hENRIEVS REX Moneyer on Reverse reads: [?]ENCI•ON•LVND The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 7-9 O’clock As North Vol I, P 221-223, Nos 971-974/1 Diameter: 17.57mm, Thickness: 0.72mm, Weight: 0.9g

GLO-38B021: BRACELET
A small fragment of hack silver dating from the Early Medieval period, about AD 850 - 1000. The item is rectangular in plan with straight edges on all four sides. Both the top and bottom ends have vertical sides that are unaltered. However, the long edges on both sides display deep cuts that are 2/3 deep and cut from the rear of the item, the final 1/3 has a rough edge suggesting that the initial cut was not deep enough to sever it completely, making it necessary to finish the process by bending and snapping this section from its parent object. Both the front and rear face of the item are covered with shallow hammer marks, presumably from the manufacturing of the object. The face is decorated with three rows, each row is created from a line of stamped double lozenge loops that have pellet centres, each forming a figure of eight shape. This is bordered on the top and bottom edges by two rows of opposing stamped triangles. The other face is plain. Although only a small fragment remains, given the thickness (3mm) it is likely that this formed part of a bracelet or armlet. Heavy stamp decoration is a feature of Viking silver work a wide range of examples appearing in the Cuerdale, Lancashire hoard which was deposited in AD 905-910 (Graham-Campbell, 2011, Fig. 8.1-8.4). While none of stamps seen a Cuerdale are identical to the find in question some share the same format. Similar stamped decoration is seen on several early medieval artefacts such as the finger ring from Newark 2007 T254 (DENO-9A6C17) or the bracelet form the and Vale of York Hoard 2007 T2 (SWYOR-AECB53), this these cases a triangular stamp it utilised, but similar pellet centres are present. The cutting method witnessed on this item is also paralleled on other fragments of hack bullion such as the hack gold from Catton in North Yorkshire 2023T937(SWYOR-AEBC06) and the hack gold from 2023T740 Brantingham in Yorkshire (YORYM-205C0A). The mass of this fragment may be significant, a 8.22g it represents one third of the Danish 24.4g Øre unit, a fraction commonly found amongst Viking hacksilver.

ESS-389E26: COIN
A fragment of a medieval silver half penny of Edward II (1284 - 1327). Probably class 10-11 dating to the period 1300-1314. Unclear mint. North (1991) no.1069. Measurements: length: 9.2mm, width: 9.2mm, weight: 0.21g

Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272-1307), Class 10cf1, minted at London, 1301-1310 AD, North 1040.

YORYM-36F7BF: COIN
A silver medieval cut farthing of Henry II, Richard I, John or Henry III dating to the period c.AD 1180 - 1247. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Uncertain Class.

BERK-36DD7E: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to (AD 1501-1507)? Mint: York. Escopial mint of Archbishop Savage. Key at each side of bust, lis on breast. North 1714. The coin is double struck.

DOR-36D9C9: COIN
Silver penny of Edwardian date, closed C and London Mint. Obverse: [---] DNS HYB facing bust Reverse: CIVITAS LONDON Long cross with pellets in the angles

YORYM-36AF79: COIN
A silver medieval farthing of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1300-10. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 10. Withers Type 28. North Vol 2, p.34, no.1058.

LEIC-36AEA1: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272 - 1307), dating to AD 1280 - 1281. Class 3c, mint of Canterbury. North (1991) Volume 2, p 28 no 1018 Diameter: 20 mm Weight: 1.4 g

BERK-369E89: COIN
A silver denarius of Nerva (AD 96-98) dating to the period AD 97 (Reece period 5) AEQVITAS AVGVST: Aequitas, draped, standing left, holding scales in right hand and cornucopiae in left. Mint of Rome RIC II Nerva 13

LEIC-368D42: COIN
A milled Post-Medieval silver sixpence of William III (1694 - 1702) , dating to c.AD 1696. Mint of London. Diameter: 20 mm Weight: 2.97 g

YORYM-3675CA: COIN
A silver medieval penny of an uncertain ruler, probably Edward III to Henry VII, dating to the period AD 1351 – 1509. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of York.

ESS-36616A: COIN
A complete silver medieval cut farthing of Henry III (1216-1272). Class 5 dating to the period 1250-1275. Minted in Canterbury by an unclear moneyer. Measurements: Length: 12.2mm, Width:8.8mm Weight: 0.32g

ESS-363F74: COIN
A clipped and worn Post-Medieval silver thistle merk of James VI of Scotland (1567-1625). Eighth Coinage dating to 1601. Minted at Edinburgh. Spink (1967), no. 198. Measurements: Diameter: 15.8mm; Weight: 0.72g

ESS-360C13: COIN
A clipped post-medieval silver halfgroat of the Commonwealth (AD 1649-1660). North no. 2728. The coin has been bent towards the reverse. The wreath border on the right hand side of the obverse has been almost completely removed. Measurements: Diameter: 15.8mm; weight: 0.83g.

PUBLIC-2A2338: COIN
A threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), fifth issue, mint mark a Latin cross, dated 1580. Obverse description: bust left, rose behind head. Obverse inscription: ELIZABETH:D:G:ANG:[FR.ET].HIB.REGINA Reverse description: shield with Arms of England and France, long cross fourchée, date over shield,1580; mintmark Latin cross. Reverse inscription: POSVI/DEV:AD/IVTORE/M.MEV’ North 1998.

NMS-2787B7: COIN
Silver penny of Henry III, voided long-cross class 3b, Nicole of Shrewsbury, very worn, 1248-50.

NMS-2765B0: COIN
Silver penny of Henry III, short-cross, probably class 8b2, Nichole of London, very worn, 1244-7.

PUBLIC-261749: COIN
An Iron Age silver unit of the North Thames region / Catuvellauni, dating to the period 25 BC-AD 10, 'Tasciovanus Muzzles' type. Obverse: Crossed wreaths with back to back crescents at centre, teardrop shaped motifs in each angle. Reverse: Horse leaping left, TASC[I] below horse. ABC 2607; BMC nos.1656-1657.

PUBLIC-25C1C5: COIN
An uninscribed Iron Age silver half-unit of the North Thames / Eastern region, dating to the period c. 60-20 BC, 'Sudbury Snakeheads' type. Obverse: three-armed spiral of corded snakeheads, each with spear projecting from mouth. Ringed pellets around. Reverse: Horse running left, beaded mane, ringed pellet above and below, other rings, annulets and pellet-in-ring motifs in fields. ABC no. 2261, BMC2479.

PUBLIC-256EC8: COIN
An Iron Age silver unit of the East Anglian Region / Iceni, dating to the period c.AD 10-45, possibly EDN type. Obverse: Back-to-back crescents on vertical wreath. Two pellets between crescents. Reverse: Globular horse right, large oval head with pellet for eye, S below head, corn-ear mane, three pellets below. cf. ABC no. 1672.

GLO-243C6C: COIN
Silver penny of Henry II type 1a-b date Aug 1180 - May 1181. Mint London by Philip Aimer Obverse: bust facing forward holding a sceptre, [HENRICVS R-EX] Reverse: Short cross voided with four pellets in each angle. + FIL AIMER ON LVN Note: this coin has been folded in antiquity, most likely for use as a prayer or pilgrimage exposing the reverse while masking the obverse. Fortunately, this coin has not been unfolded.

An incomplete silver Penny of Henry VI (AD 1422-1471). First Reign AD 1422-1461. Pinecone mascle type. Long cross reverse type with three pellets in each quadrant. Mint of London. AD 1430-1434. Diameter: 13.30mm, Thickness: 0.73mm, Weight: 0.4g The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan between 7-10 O’clock North Vol II, P 77, No 1468

DUR-23E0F3: BUCKLE
A complete silver buckle likely dating from the Victorian to Modern period (c. 1860-1940) The object is an oval buckle with an integral spindle. The buckle is decorated with a pressed pattern. There is a pellet border on the outer edge. Eight triangles are evenly spaced around the outside, and point in towards the centre. Swirling patterns are present between every other triangle. This pattern is present on the reverse of the buckle as a negative impression. The object has been warped and no longer lies flat. Length: 73.0 mm, width: 50.8 mm, thickness: 1.03 mm, weight: 12.9 g. The manner of the decoration, pressed rather than cast, and the form of the buckle indicate it is likely to be 20th century in date

NARC-23C46B: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 3g. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Lincoln mint. AD 1280-1282. Diameter: 19.11mm, Thickness: 0.63mm, Weight: 1.2g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan between 2-4, 6-7 and 10-12 O’clock. North Vol II, P 29, No 1022

A heavily worn silver denarius of Antoninus Pius (138-161). Minted in Rome and dated to 140-143. RIC 63 Obverse: laureate head right ANTONINVS AVG [PIVS P P] TR P […] Reverse: Clementia standing holding patera and sceptre [CLE]MEN[TIA AVG] There are two holes that have been drilled either side of the bust (the right hole is truncated) for attachment or suspension. Also, a further small circular depression has been drilled into the centre of the coin, on the obverse side. These holes have been drilled to allow this coin to perform a different purpose such as a pendant, jewellery or dress accessory. Once converted these modified roman coins are not normally found in hoards of the period and are largely believed not have been returned into general circulation. Instead, it is likely they would continue to be used in their new modified role at the point of deposition. See also CAM-E8EFD7 (2015T520) Conclusion: As a coin that has been modified into an item of jewellery it should now be considered an artefact. Therefore, as a single object that has a precious metal content greater than 10% and is over 300 years old, this item meets the criteria for Treasure under the terms of the Treasure Act 1996

SUSS-210C37: COIN
A complete medieval silver farthing of Edward I (AD 1272-1327). Probably Fox class 10, dating between AD 1300-1310. Mint of London. Withers (2001: 32) type 29. North (1991: 34) no. 1058. Dimensions: diameter: 11.77mm, thickness: 0.45mm, weight: 0.41g

SUSS-20CF1A: COIN
A complete medieval silver penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) class Va1 dating between AD 1250-1256. Moneyer HENRI, Mint of London. As North no. 991/1 (North 1994: 226) Dimensions: diameter: 18.52mm, thickness: 0.73mm, weight: 1.27g

LVPL-1FDAA6: SEAL MATRIX
Treasure case 2024 T133 Description: An incomplete silver handle from a pedestal seal matrix dating to the post medieval period (c.AD 1600-1700). The handle is consists as part of the terminal only. It is in an incomplete open trefoil structure that consists of an incomplete central lobe and the beginnings of the two side lobes. Each break is worn. Dimensions: Length 10.5mm; width 9.6mm; thickness 1.6mm; weight 0.67g Discussion: Examples of similar handles can be found on other post medieval seal matrices which date to the 17th century, such as 2017T65 (LVPL-894FD8) which was disclaimed as Treasure; 2015T439 (BH-ECDDF1) and 2018T186 (SOM-3A56C1) which were both declared Treasure. When compared to these examples and in the absence of any other diagnostic features, it most likely this seal handle has a comparative date of the 17th century.

LEIC-1F9FAC: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VIII (1509 - 1547), dating to c.AD 1532 - 1542. Second coinage. Arrow initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 112 no 1815 Diameter: 12 mm Weight: 0.4 g

SUSS-1F8A2D: COIN
A complete medieval silver penny of Edward I/II (AD 1272-1327) Class 10cf3b1 dating between c. AD 1307-1309. Initial mark cross pattee. Mint of London. As North no. 1042/2 (North 1991: 32) Dimensions: diameter: 18.11mm, thickness: 0.92mm, weight: 1.39g

SUSS-1F6D92: COIN
An incomplete medieval clipped silver penny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377) Pre-treaty series C dating to AD 1351-1352. Mint of London. As North (1991:50) no. 1149. Dimensions: diameter: 16.78mm, thickness: 0.51mm, weight: 1.10g

SUR-1EC4C3: COIN
A heavily clipped silver medieval penny of Henry V, Class G dating to 1413-1422. Mint of York.

SUR-1E8C96: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Julia Domna dating to AD 196-211 (Reece period 10). DIANA LVC[IFERA] reverse type depicting Diana, crescent on neck, draped, standing left, holding transverse torch in both hands. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Septimius Severus 548 (denarius).

NMGW-113038: COIN
A medieval silver cut long-cross halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272), Class 1b/2 mule, moneyer Nicole, struck in London in 1248 (North 984-5).

YORYM-10B6B6: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Marcus Aurelius (161-180) dating to the period AD 164-165 (Reece Period 8). P M TR P XIX IMP II COS III ARMEN reverse type depicting Armenia, seated left on ground in mournful attitude; before her, vexillum and shield; left hand rests on bow. Mint of Rome. RIC III, p.222, no.122.

PUBLIC-10B4E6: COIN
A complete early medieval silver penny of Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), dating to the period AD 1062 - 1065. Moneyer FOLIPINE (FOLCWINE) on SVDB (Sudbury). Obverse is bust facing, crowned and bearded. Obverse inscription EADDARD REX (variant of N830). Reverse is a small cross with radiating terminals ( variant of N830 ). Reverse inscription +FOLIPINE (FOLCWINE) on SVDB. North vol.I, no.830 variant. Diameter 16.28mm, Thickness 1.13mm, Weight 1.1g EMC 2024.0063

A silver Roman denarius of Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161) dating to the period AD 147-148 (Reece Period 7). COS IIII reverse type depicting Salus standing left, holding patera in right hand and feeding snake coiled around altar, right. Mint of Rome. As RIC III, p.46, no.166.

WILT-0FF251: COIN
A medieval silver sesino of Galeazzo and Bernabo Visconti, Lords of Milan (1354-1378), issue without marks dating after AD1355, mint: Milan (Lombardy, Italy). Ref: Day et al 2016: p.449, pl. 35 nos 614-17. Approximately a quarter of the outer rim of the coin is missing, broken along the lineof the inner circle. obverse: B G VICECOM[ITES]; 'Visconti snake' (biscia) eating 'Saracen'. reverse: MEDIOLANVM depicting a cross. The coin appears to have been pierced, once directly through the centre, with a second, smaller hole just below.

YORYM-0FEB00: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Septimius Severus (AD 193 - 211) dating to AD 197 (Reece Period 10). P M TR P V COS II P P reverse type depicting Fortuna, draped, standing left, holding rudder set on globe in right hand and cornucopiae in left hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV part I, p.103. no.104.

ESS-0FD625: COIN
A complete silver Commonwealth halfgroat of post-medieval date (c.1649-1660). Mint of London. North (1991) p.206, no. 2728. Diameter: 16mm; Thickness: 0.5mm; Weight: 0.93g

SWYOR-0FC812: COIN
A silver Post Medieval coin, a hammered shilling of Charles I (AD 1625 - 1649) dating to the period AD 1636-1638. Square shield over cross pattee moline reverse. Tun initial mark. Mint of London. Group E. North, Vol 2. p.160, number 2227. Thickness: 1.02mm Weight: 5.72g Diameter: 30.33mm

SWYOR-0F6C0E: COIN
A Post Medieval silver coin; a threepence of Elizabeth I, second issue, eglantine initial mark, dating from 1573 - 1577. It is 17.89mm in diameter and 0.66mm thick. It weighs 1.27g. Reference: North, volume 2, page 135, number 1998.

YORYM-0F2E7B: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Trajan (AD 79-117) dating to the period AD 114-117 (Reece Period 5). P M TR P COS VI P P S P Q R reverse type depicting Mars advancing right, holding transverse spear in right hand and trophy in left. Mint of Rome. RIC II, p.268, no.337.

SWYOR-0F2814: COIN
A clipped, Post Medieval, silver coin; a Commonwealth half groat, dating from AD 1649 - 1660. It is 15.25mm in diameter and 0.76mm thick. It weighs 0.45g. Reference: North, volume 2, page 173, number 2728.

SWYOR-0F164D: COIN
A silver Roman Republican coin; a republican denarius probably dating from about 194-90 BC (Reece period 1). Obverse: helmeted head of Roma right. Reverse: Probably Victory in Biga right. RO[MA] below. The moneyer's name or initials are illegible under corrosion. Diameter 16.9mm, thickness 1.8mm, weight 2.29g.

LEIC-0EE233: COIN
A worn Post-medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1584. Third coinage, escallop initial mark. Mint of London. Reference: North Volume 2 (1991) p 137 no 2015. Diameter: 25 mm Weight: 3 g

YORYM-0ED8B6: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Hadrian (AD 117-138) dating to the period AD 117 (Reece Period 6). PARTH F DIVI NER NEP P M TR P COS // PIETAS reverse type depicting Pietas, veiled, standing left, raising hand. Mint of Rome. RIC II, p.340, no.13a.

LEIC-0ED437: COIN
A worn Post-medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1578. Second coinage, plain cross initial mark, London mint. North (1991) Volume 2 p 135 no. 1997. Diameter: 25 mm Weight: 2.9 g

LEIC-0EBEB1: COIN
A post-medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1574. Second coinage, eglantine initial mark. Mint of London. Reference: North Volume 2 (1991) p 135 no 1997. Diameter: 25 mm Weight: 3.2 g

ESS-0E901B: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penning/sterling of Eric of Pomerania (1396-1439); dating to the period AD 1396-1439. Erik ruled as Eric III of Norway (1389–1442), Eric VII of Denmark (1396–1439) and Eric XIII of Sweden (1396–1434, 1436–39). Mint: Lund (Sweden). Width: 14.5mm (no diameter measurement possible); Weight: 0.37g.

A silver Roman denarius of Faustina senior dating to AD141 (Reece period 7). CERES reverse depicting Ceres, veiled, draped, seated left, holding corn-ears in extended right hand and lighted torch, vertical, in left. Mint of Rome. As RIC III Antoninus Pius 379.

SWYOR-0DD313: COIN
An incomplete, post Medieval silver coin; a half groat of Charles I, group D, Tower mint under the crown, dating from AD 1645 - 1646. Sun initial mark. North (1991) Volume 2, number 2258 on page 162. The coin has been damaged; with part torn away and missing. The remaining portion is 17.07mm long, 13.44mm wide and 0.51mm thick. It weighs 0.53g.

DOR-0D9833: COIN
A silver denarius of Trajan (AD 98-117) dating to AD 103-111 (Reece period 5). SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI reverse depicting Pax standing left, holding branch and cornucopiae, foot on Dacian captive. Reference: RIC vol.2, no.190. Date: Roman Diameter: 18.79 mm Weight: 2.66 g Die axis: 8

SWYOR-0D0C6E: COIN
A complete Medieval silver hammered coin; A voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), Class 3, dating to about AD 1248 - 1250. Unknown mint, moneyer is Nicole. North number 986-988. It is 17.8mm long, 9.4mm wide and 0.5mm thick. It weighs 0.7g.

SWYOR-0CFFA0: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a cut half Tealby penny of Henry II (1154-1189), Tealby type, cross and crosslets (AD 1158-1180). Probably bust C-F (AD 1161 - 1180). Mint and moneyer unknown. For reference see North vol 1 page 217, number 956- 961. Measurements are; length 16.9mm, width 9.5mm, thickness 1.0mm and weight 0.57g.

SWYOR-0CF01C: COIN
A medieval silver coin; a bent voided long cross penny of Henry III, Class 1-5, struck by Ian S at Canterbury and dating from AD 1247 - 1272. North number 983 - 999. The coin has been bent in half with the obverse inwards, making it totally illegible. Measurements are; length 18.7mm, width 8.8mm, thickness 2.1mm and weight 1.44g.

SWYOR-0CB73A: COIN
A Roman silver coin; a denarius of Julia Domna issued under Septimius Severus and dating from AD 196 - 211 (Reece period 10). Probably HILARITAS reverse type depicting Hilaritas, draped, standing left, holding long palm in right hand and cornucopiae in left hand; two children standing, one to either side (thought the children are not visible due to wear. Diameter 15.7mm; thickness 1.4mm and weight 1.92g. RIC IV Septimius Severus 557, Mint of Rome (with the two children) or RIC IV Septimius Severus 639 for a coin without the children but from the mint of Laodicea ad Mare.

SWYOR-0CB605: COIN
A silver Roman coin; a denarius of Vespasian dating from AD 69 - 79 (Reece Period 4), uncertain reverse type depicting a figure seated on a throne left. Measurements are; diameter 17.5mm, thickness 2.1mm and weight 2.30g.

SWYOR-0C9B28: COIN
A silver medieval coin; a voided long cross cut half penny of Henry III, probably class 3b-c dating from AD 1248 - 1250. Unknown moneyer, mint of Winchester. North number 987 - 988. Length 17.4mm; width 8.7mm; thickness 0.4mm and weight 0.69g.

SWYOR-0C7CBC: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver coin; a sixpence of Charles I, probably group F, Tower mint under the king, dating from AD 1640 - 1641, probable initial mark star. It is 24.3mm in diameter and 0.7mm thick. It weighs 2.72g. Reference: North, 1975, volume 2, page 136, number 2246.

ESS-0C766D: COIN
A post-medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Probably Third issue (1583-1603) dating to the period 1594-95/6. I.m Woolpack. Tower mint. North (1991) no.2017. Measurements: diameter: 13.4mm; weight: 0.35g.

SUR-0C62A3: COIN
An extremely worn silver medieval short cross cut farthing, probably of Richard I and class 2 dating to 1189-1190. Moneyer probably (R)A(V)[L] at London mint.

A silver long cross Medieval coin; a penny of Edward II, Class 11, dating from AD 1310 - 1314. Durham mint. North number 1060 - 1062. Crozier reverse at 12 o'clock. Measurements are; diameter 17.4mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 1.19g.

SUR-0C45D3: COIN
An extremely worn silver medieval cut farthing, probably of John or possibly Henry III and Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Uncertain moneyer, possibly (WIL)[...]. Uncertain mint.

An incomplete silver Penny of Eadwald, King of East Anglia (AD 796-798). Heavy coinage. Reverse depicts Moneyers name within compartments of quatrefoil, pellet cross dividing. Struck by Eadnoth in East Anglia. Length: 14.85mm, Width: 9.28mm, Thickness: 0.83mm, Weight: 0.5g The coin is missing large portions of its outer flan. As North, Vol I, P 102, No 432. See also EMC no 1991.0122, 1996.5002 and 1999.0142

An incomplete silver Penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Long cross fourchée over squared shield reverse. London mint. Diameter: 16.55mm, Thickness: 0.63mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan.

SUR-0C26D8: COIN
An extremely worn silver Medieval voided long cross cut farthing of Henry III, Class V dating to 1250-1275. Moneyer is [hEN]RI, probably London mint.

An incomplete silver Halfgroat of James I (AD 1603-1625). First coinage. Squared shield reverse. London mint. AD 1603-1604. Diameter: 16.49mm, Thickness: 0.88mm, Weight: 0.9g The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 144, No 2076

An incomplete silver Halfgroat of James I (AD 1603-1625). Second coinage. Crowned thistle reverse. Rose initial mark. London mint. AD 1605-1606. Diameter: 17.19mm, Thickness: 0.60mm, Weight: 0.8g North Vol II, P 146, No 2104. The coin is missing minor portions of its outer flan.

SWYOR-0BFA1E: COIN
A silver long cross Medieval coin; a penny of Edward II, Class 10cf5, dating from AD 1309 - 1310. Canterbury Mint. North number 1043/1. Measurements are; diameter 17.8mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 1.15g. The edge is slightly damaged.

SWYOR-0BEBE7: COIN
A silver Post Medieval coin; a half groat of Charles I (1625 - 1649), Group D, fourth bust, mintmark is a harp (AD 1632 - 1633). C R flanking the shield on reverse. See North number 2255. Measurements are; diameter 17.8mm, thickness 0.6mm and weight 1.04g. The obverse is double struck.

SWYOR-0BDE16: COIN
A post-Medieval silver coin: a half groat of the Commonwealth, dating from AD 1649 - 1660. North (1991) Volume II, number 2728 on page 206. The coin has a 16.7mm diameter, is 0.8mm thick and weighs 0.87g.

NARC-0BD9F9: COIN
An incomplete silver Groat of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547). Third coinage. Long cross over squared shield reverse. York mint. AD 1544-1547. Length: 24.70mm, Width: 20.24mm, Thickness: 0.90mm, Weight: 1.3g The coin is missing portions of its outer flan between 5-12 O’clock. North Vol II, P 115, No 1848.

SWYOR-0BD535: COIN
A silver Post Medieval coin; a shilling of Edward VI, dating from AD 1547 - 1550 (Coinage in own name, first or second period). See North Volume 2, number 1896 or 1918 - 1925. Diameter 27.8mm; thickness 0.7mm and weight 4.15g. Mint unknown. Initial marks illegible.

SWYOR-0BD402: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver coin: a half groat of James I (1603-1625), second coinage (1604-1619), mullet initial mark (1611-12). Reference: North, volume 2, page 123, number 2105/1. Thickness: 0.6mm; Diameter: 16.5mm; Weight: 0.76g. The edge of the coin is damaged.

NARC-0BC705: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327. Withers type 11a. North class 10-11. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1310-1314. Length: 14.75mm, Width: 9.69mm, Thickness: 0.48mm, Weight: 0.3g North Vol II, P 37, No 1069/3 The retained portion of the coin represents approximately 50% of its original form due to an old, abraded break running between 2-6 O’clock.

SWYOR-0BB509: COIN
A post-Medieval silver coin: a half groat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 - 1603), third issue, dating from AD 1583 - 1603, crescent initial mark, dating from AD 1587 - 1590. Mint of London. Reference North, volume 2, page 113, number 2016. Diameter 15.4mm; thickness 0.3mm and weight 0.74g.

NARC-0BB193: COIN
A complete silver Halfpenny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377). Withers type 10. Florin coinage. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1344-1351. Diameter: 14.85mm, Thickness: 0.54mm, Weight: 0.5g North Vol II, P 48, No 1131

NARC-0BA29D: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 4c. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Canterbury mint. AD 1282-1289 The coin is missing small portions of its outer flan Diameter: 18.90mm, Thickness: 0.79mm, Weight: 1.2g North Vol II, P 29, No 1025

An incomplete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 10cf3. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1307-1309. Diameter: 18.15mm, Thickness: 0.76mm, Weight: 1.0g The coin is missing large portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 32, No 1042/1-2

SWYOR-0B92F8: COIN
A post medieval silver coin: a half groat of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), third issue, dating from 1583-1603, inital mark 1 dating from 1601 - 1602. It is 15.9mm in diameter and 0.5mm thick. It weighs 0.70g. Reference: North, volume 2, number 2016.

SWYOR-0B84F5: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver coin; a first issue penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), London mint, cross crosslet initial mark, dating from AD 1560 - 1561. It is 13.3mm in diameter and 0.1mm thick. It weighs 0.43g. North number 1988.

NARC-0B7B7D: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272). Class 7b. Short cross reverse with quatrefoil in each quadrant. Minted by Willem in Canterbury. AD 1222-1236. Diameter: 18.39mm, Thickness: 0.99mm, Weight: 1.3g North Vol I, P 223, No 979

WAW-D25EBD: COIN
A worn Medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) dating AD 1301-1310. Class 10, possibly Class 10cf1 (AD 1305-1310). London mint. See North (1991) Vol.2 pg.31-32 no.1038-1043. Diameter: 16.55mm. Thickness: 0.69mm. Weight: 1.04mm. Die axis: 11.

WAW-D1EBC8: COIN
A worn Medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) and dating AD 1294-1299. Possibly Class 8. London mint. See North (1991) Vol.2 pg.30 no.1034/1-1035. Unbarred 'N'. Initial mark: cross pattee. Diameter: 17.84mm. Thickness: 0.84mm. Weight: 1.30g. Die axis: 1.

NMGW-D197A5: COIN
A struck silver cut halfpenny of Henry II (r. AD1154-1189) or possibly Richard I (r. AD 1189-1199), dating c. AD 1180-1190. Rhuddlan mint, Halli moneyer as North Group I Class i, No. 972/1, aka Ruddlan Class 1a.

NMGW-D1887A: COIN
An incomplete struck silver denarius of Hadrian (r. AD 117-138) dating AD 118-120. Uncertain type, either as RIC II, Part 3 (second edition) Hadrian 138 or 198. Mint of Rome.

LEIC-D0B41B: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Antoninus Pius, dating to c.AD 139. Reece Period 7. TR POT COS II, reverse type shows Minerva advancing right brandishing javelin and holding shield. RIC III p31 Antoninus Pius 47b Diameter: 17.9 mm Weight: 2.68 g

LEIC-D058BE: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Henry II (AD 1154-1189), dating to c.AD 1180 - 1185. Class 1b, Moneyer Alward, mint London. A fragment of the coin is missing between 7 and 10o'clock. North (1994) Volume 1, p 220 no 963 Diameter: 19.3 mm Weight: 1.02 g

SUR-D01AAC: COIN
A silver early medieval short cross penny of Cnut, Short Cross type dating to 1029-1035. Moneyer probably (GO)[DǷINE] at Shrewsbury mint. As North 790; B.M.C xvi; Hild. H.

LEIC-CFAB5A: COIN
A Medieval silver voided longcross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to AD 1248 - 1250. Class 3a. Moneyer Nicole, mint London. Reference: North Volume 1 (1994) p 226 no 986 Diameter: 17.8 mm Weight: 0.70 g

BH-CF9821: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman denarius of Divus Vespasian struck by Titus (AD 79-81) dating c. AD 80-81 (Reece period 4). The reverse depicts E-X SC on a round shield set on column, upon which an urn sits, laurel branch to each sidepe depicting shield resting against cippus, on which stands an urn, laurels to right and left. Mint of Rome. As RIC II, no. 359.

BH-CF2778: COIN
An incomplete silver denarius of Marcus Aurelius as Caesar (AD 139-180), struck under Antoninus Pius and dating to the period AD 152-153 (Reece period 7). TR POT VII COS II reverse type depicting Genius Exercitus or Virtus standing left sacrificing from patera over altar and holding legionary eagle. Mint of Rome. As RIC III, p. 85, no. 458.

SUR-CDCA4E: COIN
A worn silver medieval long cross penny of Edward III (1327-1377), Third (florin) coinage, Type 2, dating to 1344-1351. London mint.

SUR-CDB533: COIN
A silver post medieval penny of Elizabeth I, long cross initial mark dating to 1580-1581. London Tower mint. As North 2001.

SUR-CD95E6: COIN
A heavily worn and bent silver Scottish 20 pence of Charles I (AD 1625-1649), third coinage (1637-1642). Cf. Spink 5591.

ESS-CD8225: COIN
A complete early medieval silver penny of Æthelstan I of East Anglia (c.825-c.845), without bust, moneyer: Torhthelm (Naismith E40.1var; North 440), mint: East Anglia (Ipswich?) dating to the period c.AD830-837/8. The coin appears to have been struck from the same dies as EMC 2018.0046. The coin (and EMC-recorded example) differ from Naismith E40.1 in the addition of three pellets either side of the central letter A on the obverse, a feature seen on E38.1e and E38.1f; single pellets are seen on E40.1j and k. This is only the second example of a coin of the ruler to be recorded by the PAS from Essex. Measurements: diameter: 20.4mm; weight: 1.27g

SUR-CC9854: COIN
A silver halfgroat of the Commonwealth of England (1649-1660), with reverse depicting the conjoined shields of St George and Ireland with value mark 'I I' above, London mint. As North (1991), no.2728.

BH-CB5A59: COIN
An Iron Age silver unit of the North Thames / Eastern region, dating to the period 60-20 BC. 'Essex Serpent' type. Obverse: annulate horse right, single fore and rear legs, head turned back to face a curled serpent. Reverse: small annulet horse left with corn ear motif below and ?sepent above and below. As ABC 2276.

BH-CB19E6: COIN
An Iron Age silver half unit of the North Thames region / Catuvellauni dating to the period 60 BC - 20 BC. 'Puckeridge Bird Hare' type. Obverse: uncertain animal (hare?) right. Reverse: horse left, bearded mane, outline crescent above, star below. As ABC 2499; VA 474; BMC 393-396.

BH-CAF29E: COIN
A silver unit of the of the North Thames region / Catuvellauni attributed to Tasciovanos dating to the period c.25 BC to AD 10. 'Tasciovanos Capricorn' type. Obverse: crossed wreath and two teardrop motifs, back-to-back crescents at centre. Reverse: winged capricorn right. As ABC 2619; BMC 1666.

CAM-BE6165: COIN
An Early-Medieval silver early penny (or sceat) of Secondary Phase Series R8 (Naismith RSb) dating to c.AD710-50, mint: East Anglia (Ipswich?). Ref: Naismith 2017: p.103, table 4, figure 5. Obverse: Radiate bust right with long eyebrow, lips formed of two lines, no neck; runic legend before, inverted 'V' with two annulets behind. Reverse: Degenerate beaded TOTII standard with various symbols, diagonals to corners, crosses to sides. Probably 12 o'clock die axis. Weight is 1.01g.

CAM-BDEC3E: COIN
An Early-Medieval silver early penny (or sceat) of the Secondary Phase triquetras group (Naismith Series TRa, triquetras/bird-in-vine) dating to c. AD720-30. Ref: Naismith 2017: p.101, table 4, figure 5; cf. EMC2015.0225 Obverse: interlaced triquetras forming a cross with lozenge centre enclosing a pellet; pellet in each angle. Reverse Long necked bird, facing right in vine pecking at berries. (cf. Series U type 23b/d). Die axis is uncertain. Weight is 0.91g.

CAM-BD7CFE: COIN
A heavily clipped silver Roman siliqua of the House of Theodosius, dating to the period c.AD 395-402 (Reece period 21). VIRTVS ROMANORVM reverse type depicting Roma seated left on cuirass holding Victory and vertical sceptre. Mint of Milan. RIC X nos. 1227/1228; Hoxne no. 737. Clipping (CF 4) has removed the legends on both faces. Die axis is 6 o'clock. Weight is 0.75g.

YORYM-BC30E7: COIN
A silver Medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period AD 1251 - 1272. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Nicole. Mint of London. Class Va. North Vol 1, p.226, no.991.

YORYM-BC1D81: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1310 – 1314. Long cross reverse. Mint of Canterbury. Class 11b. North Vol 2, p.36, no.1061.

YORYM-BBD99D: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period circa AD 1251 - 1272. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Nicole. Mint of London. Class 5b2. North Vol 1, p.227, no.992/2.

WREX-BACCB5: COIN
Complete silver denarius of Nerva (AD96-98) dating to the period c.AD97 (Reece Period 5). Mint of Rome. RIC II, p. 224, no. 14. Obverse: Laurate head right with the legend IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P COS III P P Reverse: clasped hands and the legend CONCORDIA EXERCITVVM Measurements: diameter: 17.2mm; weight: 3.05g. Die axis: 6

YORYM-B9267A: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Henry V (AD 1413-1422) dating to the period AD 1413 – 1422. Class F. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of York. North Vol 2, p.71, no.1403.

YORYM-B889C8: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1305 – 1306. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 10cf1. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1040.

SUR-B88933: COIN
A worn silver Roman siliqua of Julian dating to AD 360-363 (Reece Period 18). VOTIS/V/MVLTIS/X reverse within a wreath. Mint of Arelatum. RIC VIII, no.295; Hoxne, p. 135, no 95.

SUR-B864EF: COIN
A silver Roman siliqua of Julian dating to AD 360-363 (Reece Period 18). VOTIS/V/MVLTIS/X reverse within a wreath. Mint of Lugdunum. As RIC VIII, Lugdunum, 227; Hoxne no. 145.

SUR-B8282C: COIN
A silver Roman Republican denarius serratus of Q. Antoninus Balbus, dating to the period c.83 - 82 BC (Reece Period 1).Q·A͡N͡TO·BA͡LB / PR reverse type depicting Victory in quadriga, right, holding reins and palm-branch in left hand and wreath in right hand. Mint of Rome. As RRC p. 389, no. 364/1c.

WMID-B82586: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval sovereign penny of Henry VIII (AD 1509-47) dating to the period AD 1526 - 1544. Second issue. Royal shield over long cross fourchee reverse, T to left and W to right of shield. Mint of Durham under Archbishop Thomas Wolsey. Star initial mark. North Vol II, p.112, no.1811.

SUR-B7FA24: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Septimius Severus dating to AD 196-197 (Reece period 10). PROFECTIO AVG reverse type depicting Septimius Severus, in military attire, on horse prancing right, holding spear in right hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Septimius Severus 91 (denarius).

DENO-B7F30B: COIN
A complete, but lightly clipped and worn post-medieval silver shilling of James I (AD 1603-1625), Second Coinage, Fifth bust, minted Tower of London AD 1604-1619. Unclear initial mark. Die axis: 10 o'clock. As North 2101. Diameter: 28.9 mm, thickness: 0.9 mm. and weight: 5.57 g.

SUR-B7B71C: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Trajan dating to AD 101-102 (Reece period 5). P M TR P COS IIII P P reverse type depicting Hercules, naked, standing front on low base, holding club downwards in right hand and lion-skin over left arm. Mint of Rome. As RIC II Trajan 49 (denarius).

WMID-B7A5A3: COIN
A Post Medieval silver shilling of Charles I (1625-1649), Group D, initial mark bell, minted at London, dating to AD 1634-1635. North (1991) Vol II, p. 159, no. 2225.

NLM-B714F1: FINGER RING
Silver-gilt finger ring. Treasure Case T28, 2002. Silver finger ring, bezel two hands clasping, above the remains of a crown. Incised decoration on the back. Modern repairs, over polish. Suggested date: Late Medieval, 1450-1550 Height: 21.3mm, Width: 20.3mm, Thickness: 1.5mm, Weight: 3.06gms

SUR-B6FAD5: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Geta dating to AD 203-208 (Reece period 10). PROVID DEORVM reverse depicting Providentia, draped, standing left, holding in right hand wand over globe set on ground and sceptre in left hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Geta 51.

SUR-B6D9D4: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Faustina I (senior) dating to AD 141. PIETAS AVG reverse depicting Pietas, veiled, draped, standing left, with right hand dropping incense on lighted altar left and holding box in left hand. Mint pof Rome. As RIC III Antoninus Pius 394A (denarius).

GLO-A74BBC: COIN
fragment of a worn and clipped silver long cross penny dating from Edward III to Richard III 1327-1485. Obverse: bottom half of the bust facing forwards [...] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle quatrefoil in the centre [CIVITAS EBORACI]

OXON-A6AB6D: COIN
A Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) dating to AD 1305-1306. Class 10cf1. Bury St Edmunds Mint. North (1991: 32) no. 1040.

LEIC-A6211F: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1279 - 1309), dating to c. AD 1306 - 1307. Class 10cf2. Mint of Canterbury. North (1992) Volume 2, p 32 no 1040 Diameter: 18.9 mm Weight: 1.30 g

LEIC-A60CBA: COIN
A Post Medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to c.AD 1560 - 1561. Martlet initial mark, mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 133 no 1987 Diameter: 17.6 mm Weight: 1.00 g

OXON-A5FC1A: COIN
A complete Post-Medieval silver shilling of William III (AD 1694-1702), dated to AD 1696 on the coin. Reverse depicting Britannia seated left. Mint of Chester. Spink (2011: 364) no. 3499.

OXON-A5BEF2: COIN
A worn Post-Medieval silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), dated to AD 1591-1594. Third coinage, tun initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991:137) no. 2016. The legends have been partially clipped.

ESS-A598E9: COIN
A complete medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272). Class 6c3-7 dating to c.1208-1242. Minted by Abel in London. Measurements: Diameter: 19.2mm, Weight: 0.67g.

GLO-A51589: COIN
Iron Age Silver unit "Monnaies-a-la-croix" type, c. 200-118 BC, Obverse: indistinct image of a bust facing left Reverse: Cross with pellets in each angle (because of the manner in which this has been struck, the cross is off centre resulting in only two of the angles fully visible). These coins were produced in the Languedoc region of southern France in the second century BC and are, as such, usually attributed to the Volcae Arecomici (and/or Volcae Tectosages). This tribe had a strong presence in the Mediterranean, but conversely appeared to have very little contact with Northern Europe. As a result, these coins are very rare finds in Britain and to date have only been record from three locations across the country.

SUR-A48056: COIN
A fragment of a silver Roman denarius of Caracalla dating to c. AD 206-211 (Reece period 10). Uncertain reverse type depicting a seated female figure, left, with spear or sceptre in the left arm.

OXON-A45047: COIN
An extremely worn silver Post-Medieval coin, probably intentionally worn blank and therefore illegible, but possibly a sixpence of William III (AD 1694-1702). The coin has been countermarked for use as a 'slap' token (or possibly a love token): one face is stamped or punched with the letter Q followed by two comma-like markings. This stamping has distorted the coin, which dips in this area, and bulges in the corresponding area on the opposite face. Slap tokens were created by tradesmen and shopkeepers from extremely worn shillings and sixpences often from issues of William III, that had lost all trace of the obverse and reverse designs. They were countermarked, usually with the issuer's initials. Many other slap tokens are recorded on the PAS database, for example SUSS-1A5D9B, SUSS-3BE675, CORN-126981, SUR-52A1D1 and DYFED-B8BD4E.

LEIC-A4456D: COIN
A Medieval voided short cross halfpenny of John (1199 - 1216), dating to c.AD 1204 - 1207. Class 5. Moneyer Andreu, uncertain mint. Diameter: 18 mm Weight: 0.69 g

DEV-A43CFD: COIN
A worn and incomplete post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I dating to 1572/1573. The initial mark on the obverse and reverse is an ermine. On the obverse, the crowned bust is facing left with a rose behind. The inscription on the obverse is 'Elizabeth DG Ang Fra Et Hib Regina.' Much of the inscription has worn away and only the bottom of the bust can be seen; the rest of the face and crown are obscured by wear and abrasion. The coin is now misshapen and has chipped edges. A square shield on a long cross fourchee is on the reverse; the cross divides the inscription on the edge of the coin. The date '157 ' is above the shield but the last number of the date is missing. The inscription on the reverse reads 'Posui Deu Adiutorem Meu.' Ref: North, Jeffrey 1991: English Hammered Coinage, Vol. 2, Edward I to Charles II, p. 133 & 135, no. 1998. Diameter: 17 mm; Weight: 1.22 g. Parallels: WMID-37F038; ESS-355D77

SUR-A42277: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Julia Domna, dating to AD 211-217 (Reece period 10). VENVS GENETRIX reverse depicting Venus, draped, seated left, extending right hand and holding sceptre in left hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Caracalla 388C (denarius).

SUR-A3F84C: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Antoninus Pius dating to AD 148-149 (Reece period 8). COS IIII reverse depicting Aequitas, draped, standing left, holding scales out in right hand and cornucopiae in left. Mint of Rome. As RIC III Antoninus Pius 177a (denarius).

GLO-A3E362: COIN
Silver half penny of Elizabeth I dated to 1582-1600. Obverse, portcullis. Reverse long cross with three pellets in each angle

GLO-A3BEB6: COIN
Silver cut farthing if of John Class 5a2 dated to 1204-1205 Minted in Winchester Obverse: bust facing forwards holding sceptre (top left remains) X-H Reverse: short cross voided with four pellets in each angle NCE

ESS-A376C6: COIN
A complete medieval silver voided long cross penny of Henry III (1216-1272), Class 5b or 5c dating to the period 1250-1256. Minted by Willem in Canterbury. Measurements: Diameter: 17.8mm, Weight: 1.35g

GLO-A33117: COIN
An early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Secondary Phase Series E, sub-variety e dating to c.AD 720-40, mint: northern Netherlands. Ref: Metcalf and Op den Velde 2009-10: 46, pl.43-4, nos. 1470-3. Obverse: Quilled crescent, right with triangular head with pellets. Reverse: A beaded standard containing TOT L I (I on its side)

SUR-A2B357: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman denarius of Septimius Severus dating to c. AD 200-201(Reece period 10). FVNDATOR [PACIS] reverse depicting Septimius Severus, veiled, togate, standing left, holding branch in extended right hand and roll in left hand. As RIC IV Septimius Severus 160.

SUR-A295D5: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Septimius Severus dating to c. AD 197-198 (Reece period 10). P M [TR P V COS II P P S C] reverse depicting Genius, naked, standing left, sacrificing out of patera in right hand over garlanded and lighted altar, left, and holding corn-ears in left hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Septimius Severus 743.

LEIC-A27664: COIN
A Medieval voided long cross farthing of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to AD 1248 - 1250 . Class 3b. Moneyer Henri uncertain mint. North Volume 1 (1994) p 226 no 987 Length: 9.7 mm Width: 9.5 mm Weight: 0.39 g

SUR-A26A00: COIN
A fragment of a silver Roman denarius of Vitellius dating to AD 69 (Reece period 3). [XV VIR SACR FA]C reverse depicting a Tripod lebes on which lies a dolphin, beneath is a raven. Mint of Rome. As RIC I (second edition) Vitellius 109.

GLO-A24958: COIN
Iron Age Silver unit "Monnaies-a-la-croix" type, c. 200-118 BC, Obverse: indistinct image of a bust facing left Reverse: Cross with crescents in each angle. In one angle is a circular on the inside of the crescent. These coins were produced in the Languedoc region of southern France in the second century BC and are, as such, usually attributed to the Volcae Arecomici (and/or Volcae Tectosages). This tribe had a strong presence in the Mediterranean, but conversely appeared to have very little contact with Northern Europe. As a result, these coins are very rare finds in Britain and to date have only been record from three locations across the country.

SUR-A23F11: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman denarius of Septimius Severus dating to AD 194 (Reece period 10). [PACI AVG]VSTI reverse depicting Pax, draped, seated left, holding branch in extended right hand and cornucopiae in left hand. Mint of Rome. As RIC IV Septimius Severus 37.

SUR-A1FB5D: COIN
A worn silver Roman denarius of Trajan dating to AD 103-111 (Reece period 5). COS (V) [P P S P Q R] OPTIMO P[RINC] reverse depicting Victory, naked to hips, standing left, holding up wreath in right hand and palm in left. Mint of Rome. As RIC II Trajan 128.

SUR-A1E482: COIN
A silver Roman denarius of Trajan dating to AD 103-111 (Reece period 5). COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC reverse depicting Victory, naked to hips, standing left, holding up wreath in right hand and palm in left. Mint of Rome. As RIC II Trajan 128.

SUR-A1746D: COIN
An extremely worn and incomplete silver post medieval threepence of Elizabeth I, uncertain initial mark, dated 1569 on the reverse. As North 1998.

SUR-A1344C: COIN
An extremely worn and corroded silver medieval long cross penny of Edward III, fourth coinage but uncertain subtype, dating to c. 1351-1377. Uncertain mint. An attempt has been made to pierce the coin with a sharp implement.

SUR-A08F99: COIN
An extremely worn silver medieval short cross cut farthing of uncertain ruler, dating broadly to 1180-1247. Uncertain moneyer or mint.

SUSS-9207DB: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) Class 4d dating to AD 1286-1287. Cross potent initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991:29) no. 1026. Dimensions: diameter: 19.55mm, thickness: 0.50mm, weight: 1.19g The flan is bent and incomplete along one edge.

SUR-91F30C: COIN
A silver uninscribed Iron Age silver unit of the western region / east Wiltshire group and of "Snake Head" type, dating to 50-20 BC. Obverse: moon head, right, with "coffee bean" motifs in front. Reverse: annulet horse, left, with cogwheel below and wheel with pellet rim above. As ABC 2122; VA 1170; BMC 3012.

SUSS-91CA5F: COIN
An incomplete clipped medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VI (first reign) AD 1422-61. 'Annulet issue' dating to c.AD 1422-27. Unclear initial mark. Mint of London. Withers (2003: 34). As North (1991:75) no. 1434. The coin has been clipped, removing much of the obverse legend. Dimensions: diameter: 13.37mm, thickness: 0.50mm, weight: 0.55g

YORYM-91B40D: COIN
A folded silver Medieval penny of Edward I to Edward III dating to the period AD 1272 - 1377. Long cross reverse. Mint of Canterbury. Uncertain Class.

SUSS-918CF4: COIN
A complete medieval silver farthing of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) dating to AD 1279. Mint of London. Withers (2001: 16) type 1a. North (1991:33) no. 1051/1. Dimensions: diameter: 12.91mm, thickness: 0.47mm, weight: 0.35g

SUSS-910E86: COIN
A complete Medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), Class IVa, dating to AD 1250. As North no. 989 (North 1994: pp 226) Dimensions: length: 17.62mm, width: 8.84mm, thickness: 0.75mm, weight: 0.61g

WMID-90EC78: COIN
An incomplete silver groat of Edward VI (AD 1547 to AD 1533), issued as part of the coinage in the name of Henry VIII between AD 1547 and AD 1551. Minted at the Tower of London. C.f. North Vol 2, p119, no 1871. Diameter: 24.3 mm Thickness: 1.4 mm Weight: 1.58 g

SUSS-90913E: COIN
A complete Medieval cut half silver penny of John (AD 1199-1216) dating to AD 1204-1205. Shortcross reverse type, class 5a2. Mint of Winchester, unclear moneyer. As North no. 969 (North 1994: pp221) Dimensions: length: 18.67mm, width: 9.76mm, thickness: 0.83mm, weight: 0.70g

BUC-8FA3BC: COIN
A silver cut quarter Irish penny of the Medieval period from the reign of Henry III dating to AD1216-1270.

ESS-8F9D0C: COIN
A complete silver penny of Edward I (1279-1307), Class 3cd, dating to the period 1280-1281. Mint of Lincoln. The coin has previously been bent towards the obverse Measurements: diameter 18.3mm; weight 1.08g

SUSS-8F3F3A: COIN
A complete medieval Irish silver groat of Edward IV; 'Cross and Pellets' coinage, heavy issue dating to the period c.1470-c.1473. Mint of Dublin. As Spink no.6303 (Spink 2002: 132). The coin has been folded and at some point straightened, resulting in a partial break along the folded line. Dimensions: diameter: 24.98mm, thickness: 0.82mm, weight: 2.47g

SUR-8F16C9: COIN
A post medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to the period 1578 - 1580. Second Issue, plain cross initial mark. As North Vol 2 (1991), p.135, no.2001

HAMP-8E4788: COIN
A complete silver quinarius of Nerva (AD 96-98) (AD 96 Reece period 5). Obverse laureate bust right, IMP NERVA CAES AVG PM TR POT PP COSIII. Reverse type CONCORDIA EXERCITVVM depicting clasped right hands holding legionary eagle set on prow. Mint of Rome.

YORYM-8DDFDA: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman Denarius, possibly of Vespasian (AD 69-79) and dating to the period AD 69-79 (Reece Period 4). Uncertain reverse type depicting pegasus right. Uncertain mint.

WMID-8D874D: COIN
A clipped Medieval silver halfpenny of Henry VI (r. AD 1422 to AD 1461). First reign,annulet issue, dating to AD 1422-1427. Annulets either side of bust. Calais Mint. North (1991), p.75, no.1435.

WMID-8D37D6: COIN
A complete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (r. AD 1272 to AD 1307), class 9, dating to AD 1299-1300. Trifoliate crown. Star on breast. London Mint.

YORYM-8CC15F: COIN
A silver Early-Medieval penny of Edward the Confessor (AD 1042-1066) dating to the period AD 1062 - 1065. Bust facing/small cross type. Moneyer Arncetel. Mint of York. North, Vol.1, p.180, no.830.

SUR-8C2DB4: COIN
A silver post-medieval penny of Charles I (1625-1649), Group D with initial mark of two pellets and inner circle on obverse only. Cf. North 2271.

SUR-8BF2B3: COIN
An extremely worn silver medieval short cross cut halfpenny of uncertain ruler, dating broadly to 1180-1247. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

SWYOR-7BD8B2: COIN
A silver medieval voided long cross cut halfpenny of Henry III, Class V, dating from AD 1250 - 1272. The moneyer is unknown. Mint possibly London. See North (1994) Volume 1, number 991/1 - 999 on page 226 - 227. Measurements are; length 14.5mm, width 6.6mm, thickness 0.6mm and weight 0.37g.

SWYOR-7BCD34: COIN
A silver cut half short cross Medieval coin; a cut half penny of John or Henry III, Class 5 - 7 dating from AD 1204 - 1242. Moneyer is Henri, mint unknown. North number 968/4 - 980. Measurements are; length 17.9mm, width 8.3mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 0.62g.

SWYOR-7BB922: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the Medieval period: a round halfpenny of Edward III (1327-1377), Third (Florin) Coinage, AD 1344-1351, mint of London. Withers Type 7, Fox Class 1, N. 1131. Measurements are; diameter 14.8mm, thickness 0.3mm and weight 0.53g.

SWYOR-7BA3A3: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a Anglo-Gallic Demi-sterling (halfpenny) of Edward III of England (AD 1327 - 1377) as Duke of Aquitaine, dating from AD 1330 - 1344. Mint of Aquitaine. The denomination is a halfpenny equivalent. Measurements are; diameter 14.7mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.53g. Compare KENT-EDF8E5 which cites Spink No.8047 and Chautard (1871, 174 & Pl.xx, no. 5). No. 276. Other examples are SF-D4F064, LEIC-BF23D4 and DUR-FF7C60.

SWYOR-7B848B: COIN
Silver Medieval coin; a penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307), Class 3cd dating from AD 1280-1281, Mint of Bristol. See North number 1018/19 on page 28 of Volume 2 (1991). Measurements are; diameter 19.5mm, thickness 1.0mm and weight 1.25g.

SWYOR-7B7BC5: COIN
A silver medieval coin; a broken and incomplete cut half penny of John or Henry III, class 5 or 6 dating from AD 1204 - 1217. Moneyer is either Abel at London or Samuel at Canterbury. North 968/4 - 977. Measurements are; length 8.2mm, width 7.4mm, thickness 0.8mm and weight 0.26g.

WMID-7AF799: COIN
An incomplete silver half groat of Charles I (AD 1625 to AD 1649), dating to the period AD 1643 to AD 1645. Minted at the Tower of London. Mintmark either P in brackets (P) or R in brackets (R). C.f. North vol 2, p162, no 2268. Group D. Diameter: 16.1 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm Weight: 0.4 g

WMID-7A5E98: COIN
A complete silver Scottish twenty pence of Charles I (AD 1625 to AD 1649), dating to the period AD 1625 to AD 1649. Minted at Edinburgh Cstle. C.f. Spink 5550. Diameter: 15.9 mm Thickness: 1.0 mm Weight: 0.6 g

LVPL-7A1158: COIN
A mostly complete medieval silver halfgroat of Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-treaty Series C dating to 1351-2. Initial mark: Cross 1. Mint: London. Cf. North Vol.II (1991) p. 50, no.1148. Part of the edge is missing and the coin is bent. Obverse: Crowned bust facing within a tressure of arches; EDWA[...] ANC Reverse: Long cross dividing legend in two lines with three pellets in each angle; POS/VI DEV/ ADIVT/OREM // CIVI/TAS/LON/DON

A complete silver medieval coin; a cut farthing of John or Henry III, dating to the period AD 1205-1217. Class 5b to 6x. Minted by Ilger of London. North 970 - 977. Measurements are; length 9.5mm, width 7.9mm, thickness (in its bent form) 1.2mm and weight 0.18g. The metal of the coin is 0.2mm thick.

SUR-794DC2: COIN
A heavily worn and clipped silver post medieval halfcrown of Charles II, hammered issue of 1661-1662. Obverse has a crowned bust, left, with XXX behind. Reverse has square shield over cross moline and with a crown initial mark above. As North 2761.

SUR-78E95A: COIN
A silver penny of James I, first coinage, thistle initial mark dating to 1603-1604. As North (1991), p144, number 2077.

A silver halfgroat of Henry VIII (1509-1547) struck at Canterbury for Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, 1533-1544. Second coinage, Catherine wheel initial mark. As North 1804.

SUR-7885BA: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny of John or possibly Henry III, Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Uncertain moneyer, London mint.

GLO-784BA8: COIN
silver unit Western uninscribed. Dobunni 'Cotswold Eagle' type Obverse: head type B, Crescent hair, stalk lips Reverse: triple tailed horse, trefoil flower motif below.

Silver post medieval penny Commonwealth (AD 1649-1660) North 2728 Obverse Shield with a cross and a wreath on right hand side and feathered edging left side running along the top. Reverse two conjoined shields one with a cross and the other with Irish harp. two pellets one above each shield. Weight: 0.4 g Diameter: 13.3 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm

SUR-77E84E: COIN
A silver medieval cut farthing of John or possibly Henry III, Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Moneyer possibly [IOh]AN at Canterbury mint.

SUR-77DB35: COIN
A silver medieval cut farthing of John or possibly Henry III, Class 5-6 dating to 1204-1218. Uncertain moneyer, probably London mint.

A silver halfgroat of James I (1603-1625), second coinage, rose initial mark dating to 1620-1621. Obverse: crowned rose. Reverse: crowned thistle. As North (1991) number 2104.

An intentionally cut-down silver medieval Irish groat of Edward IV dating to the period c. AD 1470 - 1473. Mint of Dublin. As Spink no. 6308B.

BERK-637FF5: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV (AD 1461-1470) dating to AD 1461-1470. Uncertain class. Initial mark: Rose/Rose or Sun/Sun. Mint: London. As North 1562-1579. The coin is bent at a 90 degree angle just above and below the 9-3 o'clock axis.

A silver penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307) dating to AD 1278-1307. Uncertain class. Mint: Canterbury.

BERK-633E81: COIN
A silver penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) dating to AD 1558-1603. Unclear initial mark. Mint: Tower. As North 1988, 2001, 2017.

BERK-62D19A: COIN
A contemporary copy silver sceat of Primary Series F. Cross on steps. As As North 61 (BMC 24a). Abramson Variety 106.

OXON-3DC82C: COIN
A complete Post-Medieval silver penny of Henry VIII (AD 1509-1547), Second Coinage, dating to AD 1526-1544. Mint of Durham, under Bishop Cuthbert Tunstall. Initial mark: six-pointed star on obverse only. North (1991: 112), no. 1813.

OXON-3D54BF: COIN
A small, very worn and damaged silver coin. This may possibly be part of a soldino of uncertain Doge and uncertain type, dating between AD 1365-1538. Only around 1/5th of the coin's edge remains in an undamaged state; the remainder is chipped away or crumpled up.

YORYM-3CA957: COIN
A silver Early-Medieval Northumbrian Sceat of Archbishop of York Ecgberht (AD 732-766) struck in the reign of Eadberht dating to the period AD 737-758. Mitred figure holding two crosses reverse type. Mint of Northumbria. North Vol 1, p.73, no.192.

YORYM-3B86FB: COIN
A silver medieval sovereign penny of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to the period AD 1484 - 1494. Royal shield over long cross fourchee reverse, D to left and S to right of shield. Mint of Durham under Bishop John Sherwood. Unclear initial mark. North Vol 2, p.103, no.1730. The coin has been double struck with flip over so that both the obverse and reverse image is seen on both sides of the coin. The coin is pierced. Some pierced/modified coins can come within the remits of Treasure Act 1996, including all finds of pierced silver or gold coins up to AD 1180 and some thereafter depending upon the nature of the piercing. Pierced medieval and later silver coins are however fairly common single finds and many are also known from hoards.

YORYM-3B4437: COIN
A silver medieval farthing of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1300-10. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 10. Withers Type 28. North Vol 2, p.34, no.1058.

OXON-3B3066: COIN
A broken silver Medieval cut halfpenny of John (AD 1199-1216), probably class 6a1-6b1, dating to AD 1210-1215. Struck by unclear moneyer, possibly at London. North (1994: 222), no. 974-5.

YORYM-3B0705: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1307 – 1309. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 10cf3b. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1042/2.

OXON-3B03BC: COIN
A Medieval silver voided long cross cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), dating to AD 1253-1256. Struck by Willem at London or Canterbury. Class 5b or 5c. North (1994: 227), no. 992-3.

OXON-3AC6BE: COIN
A complete and pierced Medieval silver long cross penny, probably of Edward IV (first or second reign, AD 1461-1483), uncertain type, dating to the period AD 1464/5-1483. Mint of York. The coin is pierced by a circular hole with ragged edges, from the obverse (near the chin) to the reverse.

OXON-3A919A: COIN
A Medieval silver voided long cross cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), dating to AD 1253-1256. Struck, possibly by Walter, at London or Canterbury. Class 5b or 5c. North (1994: 227), no. 992-3.

YORYM-3A60E7: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1305 – 1306. Long cross reverse. Cross moline initial mark. Mint of Durham. Class 10cf1. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1040.

YORYM-3A2180: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-27) dating to the period AD 1310 - 1314. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 11a1. North Vol 2, p.36, no.1060/1.

SUR-39A085: COIN
A heavily worn Roman silver republican denarius of L Julius Bursio, dating to 85 BC. Obverse: Winged head of Genius or Apollo Vejovis right, control-mark & trident behind. Reverse: Victory in quadriga right holding wreath, L IVLI BVRSIO in exergue . Mint of Rome. As Sear 268; RRC (Crawford) 352/1a.

An incomplete silver halfgroat of James I (1603-1625), third coinage and thistle initial mark for 1621-1623. Obverse: crowned rose. Reverse: crowned thistle. As North (1991), p146, number 2127. The coin appears to have been deliberately cut, approximately in half and possibly for use as a penny.

A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward I, class 10ab dating to 1300-1305. Canterbury mint.

A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward I, class 10ab dating to 1300-1305. London mint.

SUR-38DB01: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward I, class 10cf2 dating to 1306-1307. London mint.

SUR-38B886: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Elizabeth I, A initial mark dating to 1583-1585. London Tower mint. As North 2016.

GLO-2907AC: COIN
an incomplete silver unit Western uninscribed. Dobunni 'Cotswold Eagle' type Obverse: head type B, Crescent hair, stalk lips Reverse: triple tailed horse, trefoil flower motif below.

An incomplete and worn silver shilling of Edward VI (1547-1553) Obverse: crowned bust facing right [EDWARD VI D G AGL FRA Z HIB REX] Reverse: Royal coat of arms on an oval shield [TIMOR DOMINI FONS VITE M D XLIX]

HESH-26421E: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
A thin, incomplete, unidentified silver component. The item is semi-circular in plan, and retangular in cross section. It appears to be incomplete, with clean and linear break points on the two ends of the circular frame suggesting it has been cut, perhaps before it was intended to be melted down. On what is presumably the front facing surface of the component, there are two parrallel grooves which run along the circumference of the inside edge. The depth of the grooves is not uniform and at points the recesses are too faint to be visible. This may be the result of wear. The outer edge of the piece has been crimped and hence is thicker than the rest of frame. The folded outer edge is 1.9mm thick, and roughly triangular in cross section. The reverse is undecorated. Faint wear and scratches can be seen which follow the direction of the circumference of the frame, suggesting the component was previously pressed against another hard material and was potentially mobile. There is a single silver stud placed in the centre of the width of the frame, 10mm from one of the break points. Above the stud on the front facing surface is a minor crease in the silver. There is also a 23mm long, thin strip of exposed silver which runs half way along the crimped, outer facing edge. This was likely an attachment point for another component to the piece which has since been lost. The surface of the metal is primarily a bright silver colour, however there are significant patches of tarnish across the frame which vary from light gray to a deep, developed, dark gray patina.

GLO-251A06: COIN
Fragment of a silver half groat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) Obverse: crowned bust left, II behind [CAROLVS D G M B R F ET H:REX] Reverse: royal coat of arms on and oval shield. [IVSTITIA THRONVM FIRMAT]

BERK-242C7B: COIN
A silver denarius of Tiberius (AD 14-37) dating to the period AD 14-37 (Reece period 1). PONTIF MAXIM; Female figure, draped, right, seated, right holding branch and long vertical sceptre, on chair with ornamented legs; below chair, a single line. Mint of Rome. RIC I (second edition) Tiberius 30

ESS-12A749: COIN
A complete but worn and pierced copper-alloy coin or jetton of an uncertain ruler/issuer and date. Obverse: Unclear. Legend: [...]B[...]FRAN[...]REX[...] Reverse: Cross. Legend: [...]LA.OITL:LA[...]GLO[...]N[...] Measurement: diameter: 24.5mm weight: 1.94g

SUR-10DA71: COIN
An incomplete Early Medieval silver early penny or sceat dating to the period AD 710-720. Series G, type 3a. Obverse: large diademed head, right with cross pommée before. Reverse: beaded standard enclosing three saltire pommées and a trefoil around central pellet in annulet. Mint uncertain. As North Vol I, p.60, no. 43; Abramson (2012) p. 90, Variety 20.

An iron age silver unit (13.5mm, 1.10g) of the Atrebates / Southern region attributed to Verica. "Verica Smiley" type dating to c. AD 10-40. Obverse: COM F with crescent and two pellet-in-ring motifs above and below. Reverse: boar, right, with star above and VIRI below. As ABC 1220.

A Medieval silver penny of Edward III (1327 - 1377), dating to c. AD 1363 - 1369. Treaty series. Mint of Durham. Crozier before CIVI. North (1991) Volume 2, p 57 no 1272/2North no 1272/2 Diameter: 20.7 mm Weight: 1.14 g

LEIC-1060E4: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver voided longcross cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216 - 1272), dating to AD 1247 -1272. Type not further defined. Mint of London. Length: 11.1 mm Width: 7.4 mm Weight: 0.27 g

A post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to AD 1602. Third coinage, 2 initial mark. Mint of London. North (1991) Volume 2, p 137 no 2015. Diameter: 25.4 mm Weight: 2.41 g Die Axis: 5

ESS-0FC0A4: COIN
A complete medieval silver halfgroat of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509). Class 3c dating to AD 1490-1500. I.m Tun. Minted in Canterbury. North no.1712. The coin is bent towards the obverse, at about 11 o'clock to 3 o'clock. Measurements: Diameter: 19.9mm, Weight: 1.40g

LVPL-0F4A49: COIN
A worn post medieval silver sixpence of William III (AD 1694-1702) dated to 1696-1702. Mint uncertain. Both faces are completely worn and the coin has been bent twice into an S-shape. Obverse: Laureate, draped bust facing right; [GVLIELMVS III DEI GRA] Reverse: Crowned shields of England, Scotland, France and Ireland arranged in a cruciform; lion of Nassau at centre; [MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX ...]. Worn and bent coins such as this one are often described as 'love tokens'. Dr Kevin Leahy notes in FAKL-A043BC: 'Love tokens' were made using coins dating from the time of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) to the reign of Ann (1702-1714) with some Georgian examples. They were particularly common in the reign of William III (1694-1702). They are not uncommon finds but their significance is not understood. While 'love tokens' should be inscribed with the name of the person loved most of these defaced coins are uninscribed. Bending coins as part of an oath is an ancient practice but did not involve them being defaced. These coins may have been carried as good-luck charms but few of them are perforated for suspension, the usual way of wearing a charm.

LVPL-0F200C: COIN
A post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1569. Initial mark: Coronet. Mint: London. North (1991) Vol.2 no.1997. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB REGINA Reverse: Long cross fourcée over shield, date above shield; POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV

LVPL-0EF734: COIN
A medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry III (1216-1272) Class 5b-c dating to c.AD 1250-6 Mint: Canterbury or London. Moneyer: Nicole. North 992-3. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, holding sceptre. Legend: [hENRICVS] REX III Reverse: Voided long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter. Legend: NICOLE [ON ...]

SUR-0EC065: COIN
An extremely worn and incomplete silver medieval long cross penny, probably of Henry VI or Edward IV and dating to c. 1422-1483. Obverse has a single mullet visible to the right of the crown, the reverse has a long cross with a quatrefoil at the centre. Probably mint of York. The coin has been heavily clipped.

ESS-0EAFEB: COIN
A complete post-medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Second Issue (1561-1582) dated 1568 on the coin. Initial mark Coronet. Tower mint. North (1991) no. 1998. The coin is bent towards the obverse, at 5 o'clock to 9 o'clock across the shield. The bust is completely worn, only the crown is still visible. Measurements: Diameter: 18.8mm, Weight: 1.32g

SUR-0E5AC5: COIN
A corroded Iron Age silver unit (12.5mm, 1.10g) of the Southern region / Atrebates, attributed to Epaticcus (AD 20-40) and of "Epaticcus Eagle" type. Obverse: bust right wearing lionskin, EPATI. Reverse: Eagle standing left. As ABC 1346.

ESS-0E38B4: COIN
A complete post-medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Third and fourth issue (1561-1577) dated on the coin 1561. I.m pheon. Tower mint. North (1991) no. 1997. Portrait is worn, and coin appears to have been previously bent, towards the obverse, across the shield from about 2 o'clock to 5 o'clock Measurements: Diameter: 26mm, Weight: 3.14g

LVPL-0DCFFD: COIN
An incomplete worn and clipped silver post medieval shilling of Charles I (1625-1649) Group D , forth bust, dating to AD 1633-4. Mint: London. Initial mark: Portcullis. North no. 2223. Obverse: Crowned bust left, XII behind. Legend: CAROLVS D G MAG BRI FRA ET HIB REX Reverse: Garnished oval shield, C R at sides. Legend: CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO

OXON-FEBD98: COIN
An incomplete, very worn and damaged Post-Medieval silver coin, possibly a threepence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) based on the size. The only detail visible is the top edge of the shield on the reverse, and a small section of the legend on the obverse (a possible A followed by unclear initial mark - alternatively the A itself could represent the initial mark).

CORN-FEA402: COIN
A clipped and worn medieval silver penny of John (1199-1216), Class 4b or 4c (North 968/2-968/3) dating to c.AD1199-1204/5), moneyer: Ernaud, mint: Canterbury. Ref: Wren 1992: p. 28, 49-50; North 1994: p.220-1. Dimensions: Diameter (max.), 1.89mm. Diameter (min.), 1.71mm. Weight: 1.13g.

CORN-FE9F49: COIN
A incomplete medieval silver Continental sterling imitation of Robert III of Béthune, Count of Flanders (1305-22), mint: Alost (Belgium), Mayhew 211-14 (probably M211). Ref: Mayhew 1983: p.83-4. The coin is incomplete, missing a small piece of the outer circle. The obverse reads +R[…](C)OMES FLAnDRIE and the reverse reads MOn/ETA/ALO/TE[…]. Dimensions: Diameter, 18mm. Weight: 1.17g.

YORYM-FE57FB: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1299 – 1301. Star on breast. Long cross reverse. Mint of York. Class 9b. North Vol 2, p.30, no.1037/1.

YORYM-FE2E6A: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period circa AD 1248 - 1250. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Willem. Mint of Lincoln. Class 3c. North Vol 1, p.226, no.988.

OXON-FDD1E5: COIN
An Early Medieval early silver penny (aka sceat), Primary Phase Series BII, type 27b, dating to c. AD 675-750, struck in south-east England. As in Abramson (2006: 49), no. B400. Obverse: Bird standing right on a cross pattée; small cross (?) before; annulets either side of the cross; within a beaded serpent circle (the serpent's mouth at 6 o'clock); vestigial legend in margin. Reverse: Crude diademed head right, within a beaded circle; vestigial legend in margin. The coin has a diameter of 12.00mm, a thickness of 1.70mm and a weight of 1.17 grams.

ESS-FD3E34: COIN
A near complete post-medieval silver penny of James I (AD 1603-25). Second coinage dating to the period 1604-1619. Unclear I.m. London mint. North (1991) no.2106/1. Measurements: 12.9mm in diameter and 0.40g in weight.

ESS-FD1853: COIN
A complete early medieval silver early penny (sceat) of Primary Phase Series E, VICO, variety 1 or 2? dating to c. AD675-750. Obverse: Quilled crescent enclosing bars. Reverse: Standard with central annulet and letters VIC. Measurements: diameter: 11.3mm; weight: 1.19g

YORYM-FC7763: COIN
A silver Early-Medieval sceat (or proto penny) of Eadberht of Northumbria dating to the period AD 737 - 758. Series Y, Class A. Quadruped right reverse type. Mint of Northumbria. Abramson p. 44, no. Y050.

ESS-FC716E: COIN
A complete but very worn pierced post-medieval colonial Spanish silver 1-real 'cob' piece of an unclear ruler. Shield type dating to the period 1572 to 1652. Minted in either Lima or Potosi. Unclear assayer. Measurements: length: 25.8mm; width: 21.8mm thickness: 2.8mm; weight: 9.82g

YORYM-FC6066: COIN
A Iron Age silver half unit of British uninscribed North Eastern (Corieltavi) Allen ZA type dating to the period 20 BC - 10 AD. Plain obverse. Stylised horse with ring of pellets above and trefoil of pellets below tail reverse. ABC, p.95, no 1833.

YORYM-FC3D27: COIN
A silver medieval cut farthing of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period AD 1248 - 1250. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Nicole. Mint unclear. Class 3. North Vol 1, p.226, no.986-8.

ESS-FC08C7: COIN
A Iron Age silver unit of the North Thames region / Catuvellauni and Trinovantes, attributed to Cunobelinus and dating to the period c.AD 8-41. Cunobelinus Plant type depticting plant within plain circle [CVNO] to right, IIINVS to left within pellet border. Reverse depicts standing figure right, holding thunderbolt in left hand, club in right, [CA] to left, MV to right. ABC no. 2906; BMC nos. 1897. Measurements: diameter: 12.6mm; weight: 1.25g

YORYM-FBEFB3: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I to Edward III dating to the period AD 1272 - 1377. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Uncertain Class.

YORYM-FBBB36: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 – 1603) dating to the period AD 1587 - 1590. Third Issue. Square shield on long cross fourchee reverse. Crescent initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.137, no.2016.

WMID-FB98B1: COIN
A Roman silver denarius of Julia Domna under Septimius Severus (AD 193-217), dating to the period AD 196-211 (Reece Period 10). Felicitas reverse type, depicting Felicitas, draped, standing left, holding caduceus in right hand and sceptre in left hand. Mint of Rome. RIC IV, no. 551.

NLM-FB925F: COIN
Silver coin fragment. Round long cross halfpenny, possibly of Edward I (1272-1307), with under one third of flan lost, possibly Withers class 1 issue of 1280, London mint, very worn. Obverse description: facing bust with big hair, crown with straight band, inner circle, initial cross pattee. Obverse inscription: +EDW[---]B Reverse description: long cross, three pellets in each angle, formed as trefoils. Reverse inscription: CIVI/[TAS]LON/DON Diameter: 16mm, Weight: 0.48gms, die axis: 2

BUC-FB2EFE: NEEDLE HOLDER
A complete silver modern needle holder, dating to the 19th century AD. The needle holder would have originally been cylindrical in shape, with a wider rounded end, the sides of the object have been pressed together. Across the surface the holder has been decorated with an incised foliate design, this is in long rectangular panels divided by a triangular impressed border. There are two different designs, one is overlapping leaves, and the other is of spirals and leaves. The rounded end is also decorated with the foliate design of leaves. There is a plain border running around the open end of the needle holder, on this are the makers marks. These are a lion, an anchor, the letter B, and BM. On the opposite edge a circular loop projects, attached to this is another seperate circular loop. The finder has suggested that this may refer to Charles Binch and Thomas Monnall of Birmingham, dating to 1847 to 48. The needle holder is bright silver colour, and measures 38.1mm in length, 20.00mm in width, 13.9mm in thickness and weighs 4.42g. Similar to SUR-90F5A3.

BUC-FB05BD: FINGER RING
A complete silver modern finger ring, dating to after AD 1948. The coin is made out of a silver two shilling of George VI (AD 1936-52). On the inside the inscription of the coin is visible: TWO SHILLINGS 1948// FID. DEF + IND IMP. The second inscription sits at 180 degrees to the other. There is no decoration on the outside of the ring. The ring is D shaped in cross section, and is a silver grey colour. It measures 23.1mm in diameter, 6.0mm in width and weighs 5.06g.

SUSS-FA850B: COIN
A complete Iron Age silver unit of the Southern region / Regini and Atrebates attributed to Tincomarus and dating between 25 BC - AD 10. 'Tincomarus eagle' reverse type. Obverse: laureate bust, right. Reverse: eagle with snake. C.f. ABC 1106. BMC 880-905; VA 397. Dimensions: diameter: 10.78mm, thickness: 2.05mm, weight: 1.22g

NLM-FA797D: COIN
Silver coin fragment. Uninscribed silver unit of the Corieltauvi, Haselgrove Period 2 Phase 6 issue of 50-20BC, possibly ABC no. 1803, South Ferriby plain, described by Rudd et al. as ‘common’. About half flan lost. Obverse description: worn trace of boar. Reverse description: Celticised horse right with pads on its breast and two triangular forelegs Diameter (in excess of): 13.5mm, Weight: 0.74gms

WMID-FA6E85: COIN
A Roman silver radiate of Salonina (AD 253-268), dating to the period AD 257-258. IVNO REGINA reverse type, depicting Juno, draped, standing left, holding patera in right hand and sceptre in left hand. Minted in Rome. RIC V, no. 30.

NLM-FA56C6: COIN
Silver coin. Denarius of Antoninus Pius (138-161), issue of 145-161, RIC vol. 3 page 43, Rome no. 136 Obverse description: bust laureate right. Obverse inscription: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP Reverse description: clasped hands over vertical lyre-topped staff – RIC gives this as corn ears and caduceus Reverse inscription: COS IIII Diameter: 17.9mm, Weight: 3.14gms, die axis: 6

BH-FA3143: COIN
A Post Medieval silver groat of Henry VIII (1509-1547), third issue, dating 1544-1547. Mint of Canterbury. A North no. 1847. North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

BH-F9FE6B: COIN
A Post Medieval silver shilling of Elizabeth I (1558-1603), first issue, dating 1587-1590. Initial mark crescent/crescent. Tower of London mint. As North 1991, p. 136, no. 2014. North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

BUC-F9FCFE: COIN
A post medieval silver shilling of Charles I dating to c. AD 1625-1649. Tower mint, unknown initial mark, possibly a crown. North 1991, volume II, page 159.

BH-F9BCEB: COIN
A Post Medieval shilling of Edward VI (1547-1553) dating 1549-1550. Mint of London. As North 1991, p.122, no.1918/2. North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

BH-F8DD02: COIN
A Post-Medieval sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating 1567-1570. Coronet initial mark. Mint of London. As North 1991, no. 1997. North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

SUSS-F8C1D5: COIN
A complete medieval silver Irish farthing of Edward I (1272-1307) dating c. AD 1279 - 1302. Mint of Waterford. Spink (2003) p. 127 no: 6268. Dimensions: diameter: 10.48mm, thickness: 0.54mm, weight: 0.34g

BH-F8A584: COIN
A silver Roman Republican denarius of L. Marcius Philippus, dating to the period c.56 BC (Reece Period 1). Obverse: ANCV[S], Diademed head of Ancus Marcius right, lituus behind. Reverse: [PHILIPPVS A]QVAM, Aqueduct, on which stands equestrian statue; at horse's feet, flower. Mint of Rome. RRC 425/1.

NLM-F85D94: COIN
Silver coin. Denarius of Antoninus Pius (138-161), mint of Rome issue of 145-161, RIC vol. 3 page 44-5, possibly no. 150 Obverse description: bust laureate right, clean-shaven, long neck Obverse inscription: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP: Reverse description: draped figure standing left cradling cornucopiae in left arm and holding up small implement in right hand Reverse inscription: TR POT COS IIII Diameter: 17.9mm, Weight: 2.86gms, die axis: 6

SUR-F73012: COIN
An extremely worn fragment of a silver medieval short cross penny of uncertain ruler, moneyer or mint and dating broadly to 1180-1247.

OXON-EE1A41: COIN
Roman coin: silver Republican denarius, probably dating to the period c.211-170 BC (Reece period 1). Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma right. Reverse: the Dioscuri riding right. Mint of Rome.

GLO-EA0C80: COIN
A heavily worn silver cut half penny of Richard I to John, class 4, date 1195-1204, moneyer William. Obverse: bust facing forward holding a sceptre (only the top half remains, [HEN]-EX Reverse: Short cross voided with four pellets in each angle. WILLEL

GLO-E92306: COIN
Silver half groat of James I of the first coinage, second bust dating 1603-04, with a thistle initial mark. The obverse has the bust of the king facing right with II behind and the legend I D G ROSA SINE SPINA. The reverse has a squared shield and no legend.

LVPL-E89FFF: COIN
Silver Threepence of Elizabth I dating to AD 1560-1569. Obverse: Crowned bust left with rose. Reverse: Long cross patee through shield with lions and lis in quadrants. Spink 2573. Dimensions: Diameter 18.9mm, Weight 0.74g.

LVPL-E86621: COIN
A complete but worn silver medieval penny of Edward I-II (1272-1307 & 1307-27), Class uncertain. Mint: Unclear. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; +EDW [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant; [CIVI]/TAS/[...]

LVPL-E84BDB: COIN
A complete silver medieval penny of Edward I (1272-1307), class uncertain, pre-class 5 dating to 1272-91. Mint: Durham. Cf. North Vol.2 p.31-2, no.1010-1029. Obverse: Crowned bust forwards; +[...] ANGL DNS hYB Reverse: Long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quadrant; CIVI/TAS/DVR/EME

CORN-E82B10: COIN
A post-Medieval French one-tenth ecu (dixième d'ecu au bandeau) of Louis XV of France (1715-74), Duplessy 1683, dating to the 1770s (possibly 1770 or 1776, the final digit is unclear), mint: Paris (letter A below bust). Ref: Duplessy 1988: p.320. The coin is countermarked R.F. ( 'la République Française') suggesting that it was still in circulation after the French Revolution of 1789. This countermark of is stamped above the three central fleur-de-lis. The coin is very worn, much of the inscription now illegible and only the nose of the bust is visible. Very few have been recorded on the database, but another example can be seen at: Record ID: IOW-3D91A4 - POST MEDIEVAL coin (finds.org.uk). Dimensions: Diameter, 20mm. Thickness, 0.34mm. Weight: 2.13g. While 1789 saw the beginning of the French Revolution, 1786 saw the signing of the Eden Agreement on the 26th September, which was a Trade agreement between France and Great Britain, which is what likely accounts for how a French coin was lost, and subsequently discovered, on Cornish soil. It probably was connected to Rosevidney Manor, first built during the 17th century.

LVPL-E825AD: COIN
A worn and incomplete post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1568. Initial mark: Coronet. Cf. North Vol II, p.135 no.1998. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; [ELIZABETH D G ANG FRA ET HI REGINA] Reverse: Long cross fourchée over royal shield, date above shield; [POSVI/DEV AD/IVTORE/M MEV]

GLO-E8163E: COIN
Cut Silver half penny of Henry III Class 3 Date: c1248-1250 moneyer Huge, mint Winchester. Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards only the top right remains) HE-X III Reverse: long cross voided with three pellets in each angle HVG-CHE

LVPL-E7C7E5: COIN
A clipped post medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1575. Initial mark: Eglantine. Mint: London. North (1991) Vol.2 no.1997. Nearly all the legend has been clipped, leaving only the centre of the coin. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; [ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB REGINA] Reverse: Long cross fourcée over shield, date above shield; [POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV]

GLO-E7C2A8: COIN
A silver three pence of Elizabeth I Date to 156[.] Obverse: crowned bust facing left, rose behind ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HIB REGINA Reverse: shield with the royal coat of arms, 156[.] above all divided by a long cross POSUI DEU ADIVTOREM MEU

LVPL-E7A7B5: COIN
A silver coin of Edward I Class 4b Date c1282-1289 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards (broken right fleur) EDW R ANGL DNS HYB Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle, CIVITAS LONDON Dimensions: Diameter 18.3mm, Weight 1.28g.

LVPL-E71C94: COIN
A worn and incomplete post medieval silver threepence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) dating to 1564. Initial mark: Pheon. Cf. North Vol II, p.135 no.1998. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind head; ELIZABETH D G [ANG FRA] ET HI REGINA Reverse: Long cross fourchée over royal shield, date above shield; POSVI/DEV AD/IVTORE/M MEV

BH-E6FF12: COIN
A Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward III (1327-1377), Fourth Coinage, Pre-Treaty, not fuether defined, dating 1351-1361. Mint of York.

YORYM-E5E038: COIN
A silver medieval Irish penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1279 - 1302. Second Coinage. Long cross reverse. Mint of Dublin. Type IVa. Spink (2002), p.126, no.6251.

YORYM-E5C57E: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval quarter thistle merk of James VI of Scotland (AD 1567-1625) dating to the period AD 1567 - 1625. Eighth coinage. Crowned thistle reverse. Mint of Edinburgh. Spink p.74, no.5499.

YORYM-E5AFB6: COIN
A silver medieval halfgroat of Henry VII (AD 1485-1509) dating to the period c.AD 1490 - 1500. Long cross reverse. Tun initial mark. Mint of Canterbury issued jointly under the King and Archbishop Morton. Class IIIc. North Vol 2, p.102, no.1712.

YORYM-E57F52: COIN
An incomplete silver Post-Medieval quarter thistle merk of James VI of Scotland (AD 1567-1625) dating to the period AD 1567 - 1625. Eighth coinage. Crowned thistle reverse. Mint of Edinburgh. Spink p.74, no.5499.

SWYOR-E56236: COIN
A silver long cross Medieval coin; a penny of Edward I, Class 10cf2a, dating from AD 1306 - 1307. London mint. North number 1041. Measurements are; diameter 13.1mm, thickness 0.7mm and weight 1.32g.

YORYM-E55EB6: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) dating to the period AD 1634 - 1635. Fourth bust. Group D. Round garnished shield reverse. Bell initial mark. Mint of London (Tower under King). North Vol 2, p.162, no.2257.

YORYM-E53CAC: COIN
A silver Post-Medieval halfgroat of Elizabeth I (AD 1558 – 1603) dating to the period AD 1582 - 1583. Third Issue. Square shield on long cross fourchee reverse. Bell initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.137, no.2016.

YORYM-E518FA: COIN
A broken silver medieval penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327) dating to the period AD 1307 – 1309. Long cross reverse. Cross moline initial mark. Mint of Durham. Class 10cf5. North Vol 2, p.32, no.1043/1.

SUR-E4F98A: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward I (1272-1307), Class 3g, dating to 1280-1282. London mint.

SUR-E422AC: COIN
An incomplete silver Roman denarius of Antoninus Pius dating to c. AD 151-152 (Reece period 8). [COS] IIII reverse depicting Annona, draped, standing left, holding two corn-ears lowered in right hand and setting left hand on modius set on prow; rudder rests against prow. Mint of Rome. As RIC III Antoninus Pius 204.

LEIC-D3E0FB: COIN
A Post Medieval silver penny of Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603), dating to c.AD 1582 - 1583. Third coinage, intial mark bell. North (1991), volume 2, p137, no. 2017. Diameter: 15 mm Weight: 0.41 g

LEIC-D39D5A: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver shilling of James I (1603-1625) dating to AD 1603 - 1604. First coinage, thistle inital mark, mint of London. Reference: North Volume II (1991) p 144 no 2072. Diameter: 32 mm Weight: 5.81 g

DOR-C09CED: COIN
A silver siliqua of Honorius (AD 393 - 423) dating to AD 393 - 402 (Reece Period 21). VIRTUS ROMANORVM reverse depicting Roma seated left, holding Victory on a globe and inverted spear. The coin is clipped. Date: Roman Diameter: 13.67 mm Weight: 0.84 g Die axis: 12

DOR-BC7033: COIN
A silver denarius of Julia Mamaea dating to AD 221-235 (Reece Period 11). IVNO CONSERVATRIX reverse depicting Juno standing left holding patera and sceptre, peacock at foot left. Mint of Rome. Reference: RIC Volume IV, part 2, No. 343 Date: Roman Diameter: 20.22 mm Weight: 2.34 g Die axis: 12

LEIC-A8C7DE: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward I (1272 - 1307), dating to AD 1302 - 1303. Class 10ab3, mint of Durham. North (1991) Volume 2, p 31 no 1038/2 Diameter: 18.2 mm Weight: 1.28 g

BUC-A821DB: COIN
A silver early medieval penny or sceat dating to c. AD 710-765. Series E type E105. Obverse: Quilled crescent coiled right, pellet on body, body outlined in small pellets above and below. Crescent enclosing two bars and cross pommee. Reverse: Degenerate, beaded, standard containing opposing right angles, saltire and trefoil with central annulet. Pellet, three bars and crescent above. Abramson 2006 page 87.

BUC-A7E85C: COIN
A very worn medieval half penny or farthing of Edward I to Henry VII, dating to c.1279-1489 AD.

BUC-A7CFCB: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to AD 1302-10. Mint of Newcastle, class 10ab. North 1975, page 24, number 1038.

GLO-A7C74C: COIN
A cut silver farthing Richard I to John, class 4-5, date 1195-1210. Obverse: bust facing forward (only one side of the hair remains) RI Reverse: Short cross voided with four pellets in each angle, there is a additional pellet in the second angle. •ON

GLO-A696F8: COIN
A worn sliver halfpenny of Edward IV Date 1471-1483. Obverse: crowned bust facing EDWARDVS REX (double saltire stops) Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle CIVITAS [LON]DON

BUC-A5CC0C: COIN
A silver medieval Irish penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483) dating to c. AD 1478-83. Mint of Dublin. The coin has been clipped. Spink 2015 page 154, number 6395

BUC-A59518: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I- III, dating to c. AD 1307-1377. Mint of London. The coin is worn and bowed.

BUC-A554C9: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I- III, dating to c. AD 1216-1377. Mint of London. The coin is worn and cracked.

BUC-A51DDC: COIN
A silver medieval penny, possibly Henry VI - Henry VII, dating to c. AD1422- 1509.The coin has been clipped, and part of the coin in broken and missing.

BUC-A4F37C: COIN
An Iron Age silver unit attributed to the Catuvellauni tribe, struck under Cunobelinus, dating to c. AD 8-41. Cunobelinus Crescent horse type. Obverse depicts head right, CVNOBELINI around. Reverse depicts horse prancing left, crescent above, TASCIO below. ABC 2873.

BUC-A4BF9A: COIN
A silver denarius of Vitellius dating to AD 69, Reece period 3. Unclear reverse type depicting figure seated left. The coin is a red brown colour, with silver underneath.

A silver denarius of Caracalla (AD 198-217) datung to AD 199, Reece period 10. FELICITAS AVGG reverse type depicting Felicitas standing left, holding long caduceus and cornucopiae. Mint of Laodicea. RIC IVa, page 265, number 339.

BUC-98FA62: COIN
A post medieval silver half penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603), third issue, woolpack initial mark dating to 1594-95/6. Mint of London. North 1991, volume II, page 137, number 2018.

YORYM-94C19C: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1280. Long cross reverse. Mint of Bristol. Class 2b. North Vol 2, p.28, no.1015.

YORYM-948FA1: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1280 – 1281. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 3d. North Vol 2, p.28, no.1019.

WMID-94724B: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Edward I (r. AD 1272 to AD 1307). Trifoliate crown. Unknown class. London Mint.

YORYM-94525D: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry III (AD 1216-1272) dating to the period circa AD 1251 - 1272. Voided long cross reverse. Moneyer Nicole. Mint of London. Class 5b1. North Vol 1, p.227, no.992/1.

YORYM-9413C7: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny of Richard I (AD 1189-1199) dating to the period AD 1194 – 1199. Short cross reverse. Moneyer Alain (misspelt as Alein). Mint of Carlisle. Class 4a. North Vol 1, p.220, no.968/1.

YORYM-9412E2: COIN
A silver broken medieval penny of Henry II, Richard I, John or Henry III dating to the period c.AD 1180 - 1247. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Uncertain Class.

NARC-93F6BF: COIN
A complete silver Sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée reverse over squared shield with date above. Pheon initial mark. London mint. AD 1565. Diameter: 25.06mm, Thickness: 0.88mm, Weight: 3.0g North Vol II, P 134, No 1997

NARC-93E7F9: COIN
A complete silver Sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). Second coinage. Long cross fourchée reverse over squared shield with date above. Ermine initial mark. London mint. AD 1572. Diameter: 25.25mm, Thickness: 0.63mm, Weight: 2.2g North Vol II, P 134, No 1997

A complete silver Groat of Mary (AD 1553-1554). Long cross over squared shield reverse. Pomegranate initial mark. London mint. Diameter: 24.80mm, Thickness: 0.52mm, Weight: 1.7g North Vol II, P 126, No 1960.

YORYM-93D2C2: COIN
A silver broken medieval penny of John (AD 1199-1216) dating to the period circa AD 1204 - 1209. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Class 5b. North Vol 1, p.221, no.970.

NARC-93BEA9: COIN
A complete silver Farthing of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Withers type 28-30. North Class 10-11. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1300-1310. Diameter: 12.16mm, Thickness: 0.58mm, Weight: 0.4g North Vol II, P 34, No 1058

NARC-93A3BE: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 1c. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. AD 1279. Diameter: 17.57mm, Thickness: 0.73mm, Weight: 1.2g North Vol II, P 28, No 1012.

NARC-938DA5: COIN
A complete silver Penny of Edward I (AD 1272-1307). Class 9c, mulled reverse class 9b. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Minted in Canterbury. AD 1300. Diameter: 17.63mm, Thickness: 0.56mm, Weight: 1.2g North Vol II, P 31, 1037/2

LVPL-927443: BUTTON
An incomplete silver filigree button of early modern date (c.AD 1800-1870). The hollow button is circular in plan and trapezoidal in section. The top of the button has a rounded knop That leads to the convex face of the button. The rounded knop is surrounded by circumferential filigree decoration, below which the rest of the face is decorated with a further 9 circular filigree ridges, each of which has a hole leading to the interior of the button. Where the face attaches to the body of the button there is a further circumferential filigree ridge. The body of the button has a further 7 circular filigree ridges, each of which has its own internal filigree ridge at its base. A final circumferential filigree ridge attaches the body to the base of the button. The base is slightly concave. There is a central dimple where the loop would have been attached, and a circular hole leading to the hollow body flanking each side. There is also the remain of a maker’s mark, possibly reading ‘IK’ however this is heavily worn. Dimensions: Diameter 13.3mm, Thickness 10.5mm, Weight 1.46g. The form of this button is similar to other examples or silver filigree buttons dating to the 19th century. Examples securely dating to the 19th century from the V&A collection include: 526 to K-1899, 621-1872, M.269&A-1925, 1113-1871 and 9822-1905.

YORYM-921E19: COIN
A probable base silver possible Roman denarius of an uncertain emperor dating to the period AD 1 – 410. Unclear reverse type. Unclear mint. Due to the condition of this object its identification is uncertain. While it is possibly a Roman denarius it may not be a coin nor Roman in date.

OXON-9219CE: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
An unidentified silver artefact of uncertain function and dating. The artefact is sub oval in plan, and oval in section. One surface has a row of indented parallel line. The edges are incomplete and exhibit breaks, suggesting it was part of a larger object. Both surfaces are covered with scratchings. It is probably a clippped silver coin. It measures 22.80mm in length, 15.26mm in width and is 0.41mm thick. It weighs 1.10grams. The artefact is light grey to silver in colour. As the artefact can not be easily identified to a particular object type or period, it is undiagnostic and therefore, if it is made from silver, not classified under the requirements of the Treasure Act 1996 as it can not be proved to be older than 300 years.

YORYM-9206ED: COIN
A silver clipped medieval penny of Henry VI (AD 1422-1461), first reign, dating to the period AD 1427 – 1430. Rosette-mascal issue. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of York. North Vol 2, p.76, no.1451.

YORYM-91EACB: COIN
A silver clipped and broken medieval penny of an uncertain ruler, Edward III to Henry VII, dating to the period AD 1351 – 1509. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of York.

A broken silver medieval penny of either Henry V (AD 1413-1422), Class G or Henry VI (AD 1422-1461) rosette-mascal dating to the period c.AD 1420 – 1430. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of York. North Vol 2, p.71, no.1404 or p.76, no.1451.

SUR-91BC52: COIN
A worn silver medieval long cross cut farthing of Henry III, probably class V dating to 1250-1275. Moneyer probably ROB[ERD] or ROB[ERT], uncertain mint.

OXON-91631D: COIN
A Post-Medieval silver sixpence of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603). The coin is too worn to provide further identification so the mint and date is unclear. The coin is bent and very worn, the obverse is on the outside.

BERK-91391D: COIN
A silver Roman siliqua of Honorius (AD 384-423) dating to the period AD 395-402 (Reece period 21) VIRTVS RO-MANORVM: Roma, helmeted, draped, seated left on cuirass, holding Victory with wreath and palm over shoulder on globe in right hand and inverted spear in left hand. Mint of Milan RIC X Honorius 1228

YORYM-9123AB: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Richard II (AD 1377 – 1399) dating to the period AD 1377 – 1399. Long cross with quatrefoil centre reverse. Mint of York. Uncertain type. North Vol 2, p.62/3, no.1329ff.

OXON-910C93: COIN
An incomplete clipped post medieval silver halfgroat of Charles I (AD 1625-1649) probably minted in London between AD1625 and 1649. Group D; North No. 2254-8. The coin has been clipped, leaving an almost flat edge along one side of the flan towards the top removing any trace of the mint mark.

A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1280 – 1281. Long cross reverse. Mint of Bristol. Class 3cd. North Vol 2, p.28, no.1018/9.

YORYM-90CCF4: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward I (AD 1272 - 1307) dating to the period AD 1301 - 1310. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Class 10ab5. North Vol 2, p.31, no.1039/3.

OXON-90B971: COIN
A pierced silver penny of Elizabeth I (AD 1558-1603) second coinage dating to the period AD 1567-71. Coronet initial mark. London mint. North (1991: 135) No. 2001. The coin is pierced by a circular hole (c.1.4mm diameter) from the reverse through to the obverse at 11 o'clock as seen on the latter.

A silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry II, Richard I, John or Henry III dating to the period c.AD 1180 - 1247. Short cross reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. Uncertain Class.

OXON-906421: COIN
An incomplete and worn Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward III (AD 1327-1377) Star marked coinage dating to AD 1335-1343. Minted at London. North (1991: 46) No. 1100-2, Withers (2023: 46) Type 5.1.b. The coin is worn and has damage from 11 - 5 o'clock as seen on the obverse.

A clipped silver Medieval groat of Edward III (AD 1327 – 1377) dating to the period AD 1352 - 1353. Fourth coinage. Pre-Treaty Period. Series D. Annulet stops. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.50, no.1152.

OXON-9000D9: COIN
A medieval penny most likely of Edward III (AD 1327-77) post-Treaty series or Richard II (AD 1377-99), uncertain class, mint of York, dating to c. AD 1369-99.

BERK-8F83DE: COIN
A silver penny of Richard II. Uncertain type. Mint: York.

SUR-8F7EDD: COIN
A heavily worn fragment of a silver medieval halfpenny, possibly of Edward I but uncertain subtype and dating to c.1280-1307. London mint.