NMS-D240E4: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, , extremely worn, very heavily clipped (0.44g) and all details illegible, 1461-83
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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.
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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
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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

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.

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

BH-65DF1B: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483) dating 1476-1483. Mint of Durham. Sede Vacante (1476). Initial mark: illegible (North 1991: 95, ref: 1664). North, J.J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

GLO-533F7E: COIN
Clipped and worn sliver penny of Edward IV Date 1471-1483. Obverse: crowned bust facing EDWARDVS REX ANGL Reverse: long cross with Quatrefoil in the centre, three pellets in each angle [CIVITAS] EBORACI

YORYM-01306B: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (AD 1471-83) dating to the period AD 1476-83. Second reign. D to the left and V to the right of bust. Long cross reverse with no D in centre. Minted under Bishop William Dudley at Durham. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1666.

SUR-6FDC05: COIN
An extremely worn and heavily clipped medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Archiepiscopal issue of York, Archbishop George Neville or Thomas Booth (1465-1480).

OXON-331CF1: COIN
A complete medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483). Type XVIiii dating to the period 1472-1475. Minted in York under Sede Vacante. I.m rose. North (1991) no. 1648.

A heavily clipped and very worn silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), archiepiscopal issue of George Neville of York (1471-1476). Obverse: facing bust with G and key by bust. Reverse has quatrefoil with pellet at centre.

ESS-75234D: COIN
A fragment of a post-medieval silver groat of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483). Type XXII dating to the period 1483. London mint. I.m sun and rose. North (1991) no.1631. Measurements: length: 22.5mm; width: 14.1; weight: 1.19g

HAMP-CBEAE7: COIN
A clipped and worn medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV (second reign; 1471-1483) Type XXIiv (Archbishop Thomas Rotherham, 1480-1500; North number 1655). ref: North 1991: 94. Obverse shows forward facing crowned bust 'T' lower left of bust and a key lower right of bust. Obverse legend is illegible and clipped [EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FR] A [NC]. Reverse possibly a solid long cross, that may have very worn symbol at its centre, three pellets per quarter. Reverse legend is mostly illegible but reads CIVI/TAS/.[EBO] [/R]ACI

PUBLIC-5F07B9: COIN
A Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Cinquefoil initial mark with rose on breast, Type XXI, dating to AD 1480-1483. Mint of London. As North (1991), p. 93, no. 1631. Diameter: 26.7mm. Weight: 2.96g

LVPL-390C5F: COIN
A complete medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV (1471-1483), Second reign. Initial mark: Rose. Mint: London. Cf North Vol. II (1991: 93) no.1638-39. Obverse: Crowned bust facing within a tressure of arches, C on breast; EDWARD [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing two legends, three pellets in each quarter. Rose or C in centre; POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEVM // CIVITAS CANTOR

LVPL-A1A2D9: COIN
Edward IV penny uncertain type, York mint, date is 1464-83. Dimensions: Diameter 15.8mm, Weight 0.51g

SWYOR-8E7C73: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign (AD 1471 - 1483), issued under Archbishop Lawrence Booth at York (AD 1476 - 1480). B and key by the neck. See North number 1652, Class XXI. Large pieces are missing from the edge of the coin. The coin is length 15.7mm, width 12.9mm, thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.55g.

WMID-5526F5: COIN
Incomplete medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV second reign, mint of Canterbury. Likely North number 1638. Obverse shows crown bust facing within a tressure of arches, legend unreadable as entire edge is clipped. Reverse legend shows long cross, inner legend reads: CIVITAS CANTOR, outer legend unreadable due to clipping. Unidentifiable detail in centre of cross on reverse, likely a C but possibly a rose.

WILT-D5062D: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny probably of Edward IV, second reign (AD1471-1483) dating to c.AD1480-1483. Mint of York, struck under the authority of Archbishop Thomas Rotherham. The inscription has been almost entirely clipped away and the identification is based on the mint, the marks by the breast - a T to the left and a badly struck key to the right - and the quatrefoil at the centre of the reverse. The initial mark is indiscernible, but for this coin would be a rose. North (1991), p94, no.1654.

DOR-039F76: COIN
A silver penny, probably of Edward IV (Second reign - 1471 - 1485). Mint of Durham. The coin has been mis-struck with elements of the obverse and reverse designs on both faces. Date: Medieval Diameter: 16.21 mm Weight: 0.59 g Die axis: unclear

DOR-0388E2: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV (Second reign - 1471 - 1485). Mint of Durham. Local die, issued by Bishop William Dudley. Reference: North Vol 2 No. 1665 Date: Medieval Diameter: 15.60 mm Weight: 0.57 g Die axis: 5

WILT-AFD144: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV dating to AD 1471-1483. The obverse of the coin is unclear and may have been double struck. Obverse depicts a crowned bust facing probably with a T to the left of the neck, the right of the neck is indiscernible. CIVITAS EBORACI reverse depicting a long cross with three pellets in each quarter plus an extra pellet in two opposing quarters and a quatrefoil in the centre of the cross.. Initial mark is a rose. Mint of York. Probably, North (1991) vol 2, p 94, no N1654-1656.

BH-85FB3C: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver groat of Henry IV, second reign (1471-1483), probably type XXII, dating 1631-1633. Mint of London. Probably as North 1991, p. 93, no. 1631. The coin has ben bent in half across the 9-3 o'clock axis. North, J.J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

YORYM-35C5F9: COIN
A silver clipped medieval penny of Edward IV (AD 1471-1483) dating to the period AD 1476 - 1483. Second reign. Long cross with D at centre reverse. Mint of Durham under Bishop William Dudley. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1666.

OXON-E1C027: COIN
A clipped silver penny Edward IV probably second reign (AD 1471-1483), uncertain marks by bust dating 1471-83. York mint.

LIN-A3C047: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-83), Irish issue, 'Bust with Sun and Roses/Rose on Cross' coinage dating to c.1478-83, mint: probably Dublin (Spink S6393). Ref: Spink 2003: 136. The coin has been clipped removing most of the inscriptions on both obverse and reverse. Obverse description: Front-facing crowned bust with sun and rose either side of crown, and rose and sun either side of neck. Obverse inscription: [ ]DNS hYB[..] Reverse description: Long cross dividing the inscription with rose at its centre, two suns and one rose in two quarters, two roses and one sun in the other two quarters. Reverse inscription: [...] Diameter: 14.47 mm; weight: 0.65g

WAW-35EDC8: COIN
An extremely worn, incomplete Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV (Second Reign AD 1471-1483). Pierced cross initial mark, minted in London AD 1473-1477 (North 1667). The coin has possibly been clipped. Diameter: 12.59mm. Thickness: 0.59mm. Die axis: 11.

HAMP-E3DE47: COIN
Clipped long cross penny of second reign of Edward IV (1471-1483), issue of 1471-2 under Archbishop George Neville. York mint. North no. 1644. Obverse features Edward facing bare shouldered bust with bifoliate crown whose jewels and fleurs join. A quatrefoil either side of the neck.Obverse inscription:[ EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC]. Reverse has long cross with quatrefoil in centre and three pellets in each angle.Reverse inscription: [CIVI/TAS/EBO/RACI]. Inscriptions clipped off and coins features are worn.

SWYOR-BDD2A9: 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 and a rose initial mark. Ref: North 1991: 94, number 1648 or 1649. The coin is 16.0mm in diameter, 0.6mm thick and weighs 0.70g.

NARC-45F57D: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (AD 1471-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and quatrefoil at centre. York archiepiscopal mint, (sede vacante). AD 1472-1475. Diameter: 15.01mm, Thickness: 0.64mm, Weight: 0.6g The coin is heavily clipped and is missing the majority of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 94, No XVIii

LVPL-C6FEB6: COIN
A very worn medieval silver penny of Edward IV (1471-1483), minted (local die) at Durham for Bishop Lawrence Booth (1471-1476). Initial mark: unclear but probably a pansy. North Vol.II p.95 no. 1662). Obverse: Crowned bust facing, B to left of crown; [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quadrant, D at centre of cross, an extra pellet in each quadrant, V under CIVI; [CIVI/TAS/DV]nO/Lm[IE]

SWYOR-6ECD34: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign (AD 1471 - 1483), issued under Archbishop Lawrence Booth at York (AD 1476 - 1480), or the following Sede Vacante (1480) if there is no quatrefoil at the centre of the reverse. B and key by the neck. The reverse is illegible. See North number 1652 - 1653, Class XXI 1 or XXI 3. The coin is 15.9mm in diameter, 1.5mm thick in its bent state and weighs 0.67g. The body of the coin is 0.5mm thick.

OXON-F9DAD5: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of possibly Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1658. Type XIII.

LVPL-E22F55: COIN
A medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV second reign (April 1471-1483). Initial mark: Uncertain. Mint: Canterbury. North Vol II, p.93 no.1637. Obverse: Crowned bust facing within a tressure of nine arches, C on breast; [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing the inscription with three pellets in each quadrant; Legend: [POSVI/DEVm A/]DIVTOR[/E mEV] // CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR

SUSS-8B992F: COIN
A medieval gold angel of Edward IV's second reign (1471-1483), Blunt and Whitton type XXI (North 1626; Spink 2091), mint: London, struck between early 1480- 12th February 1483; initial mark: heraldic cinquefoil. Ref: North 1991: p.92; Spink 2016: 221. Obverse: Standing facing image of the Archangel Michael slaying a dragon. Legend: +EDWARD: D[..]RA :REX AnGL'[.] Z FRAnC (double saltire stops) Reverse: Image of a galley at sea overlaid with a quartered shield Legend: +PER CRVCE TVA SALVA nOS XPC; REDEmPT' (saltire and double saltire stops) Measurements: Diameter: 28.29mm and weight: 5.23g. There are only three examples of this coin type recorded with PAS from Sussex; see SUSS-9CDB47 and SUSS-23F9CA for the other examples. As such it is listed as a find of note of local/regional importance.

SUR-20D385: COIN
An extremely worn and heavily clipped Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483), Type XXI dating to AD 1476-1480. Minted under Archbishop Lawrence Booth in York. As North 1652.

DOR-A7325E: COIN
A heavily clipped silver penny of Edward IV second reign (1471-1483), York mint, with a rose to the right of bust and probably a G to the left indicating it was produced under AB Neville between 1472-5 Date: Medieval Diameter: 14.03 mm Weight: 0.51 g Die axis: unclear

KENT-7F3F41: COIN
A complete but slightly distorted, Medieval, struck or hammered, silver groat of Edward IV (second reign) 1471-1483, long cross coinage. Obverse: Crowned head facing within a tressure of nine arches. Inscription: EDWA(R)[D DI] (GR) A R[EX ANGL Z FRAN](C) Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle. Inscription: CIVITAS LONDON POSVI [XVTORI] London mint, Mint mark: Pierced cross. Die axis: 4 o'clock, worn or fine condition, with grey tarnished surface. This is likely to date between 1473-1477. Ref. Coins of England and the UK, Spink 2023, page 226 no. 2098 and English Hammered Coinage Vol. 2, J.J. North, Spink1991 reprint 2006, page 92-95 no. 1631. The coin is 25.9mm long, distorted width 24.14mm, thickness 0.66mm, diameter 25.9mm, weight 2.59g.

A complete medieval gold angel of Edward IV (second reign; 1471-83), Type XIV (North 1626), initial mark: small annulet, dating to c.1471-2 (Woodhead)/c.1472-3 (North). Ref: North 1991: p.92; cf. Woodhead 1996: nos 453 & 454. The top edge of the coin on the obverse has been bent over. Measurements: length 20.35 mm, width 28.31 mm, weight 5.29 g.

YORYM-FFFA64: COIN
A silver medieval penny probably of Edward IV (AD 1471–1483) dating to the period AD 1471 – 1483. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Uncertain Class.

SUR-FB1EDA: COIN
An extremely worn and incomplete Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483), Type XXI dating to AD 1476-1480. Minted under Archbishop Lawrence Booth in York. As North 1652.

YORYM-E70491: COIN
A silver medieval groat of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1477 – 1480. Long cross with extra pellet in fourth angle reverse. Mint of London. Type 18. North Vol 2, p.93, no.1631.

SUR-E92767: COIN
An extremely worn and incomplete Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Archiepiscopal issue of York, Archbishop George Neville or Thomas Booth (1465-1480).

WILT-1B6F7F: COIN
A medieval silver half groat of Edward IV dating to AD 1471-1483. EDWARDVS D G REX ANGLI ET FRACI obverse depicting a crowned head facing within a double tressure of nine loops. POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM / CIVITAS LONDON reverse depicting a long cross with three pellets in each quarter. Mint of London. Unclear initial mark. North (1991) p 93, no 1634.

SUR-83756E: COIN
A heavily clipped and very worn silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), archiepiscopal issue of George Neville of York (1471-1476). Obverse: facing bust with G and key by bust. Reverse has quatrefoil with pellet at centre.

WAW-1B969B: COIN
An incomplete, silver half groat of Edward IV second reign (AD 1471-1483). Standard Type 'F', XVIII/XX dating to AD 1477-1480. North (1991) pg. 93 no. 1637. Rose initial mark. There is a semi-circular segment missing just after 3 o'clock on the obverse, and a larger section missing from the edge from 5 o'clock to 6 o'clock on the obverse. The coin is bent from around 4 o'clock to 10 o'clock on the obverse. Obverse description: Crowned bust facing forward in a tressure of arches with C on breast. Obverse inscription: EDWARD DI G[RA] REX [ANGL] [Z] [FRA]N. Reverse description: Long cross pattee with three pellets in each angle. Reverse inscription: POSVI/DEVMxx A/[DI]VTO[R]/Ex MEVM // CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR. Diameter: 19.42mm. Thickness: 0.53mm. Die axis: 1.

SUR-1B6095: COIN
An extremely worn and incomplete silver medieval long cross penny, possibly of Edward IV. Reverse has a D at the centre of the cross. Durham mint.

DUR-0627FD: COIN
An incomplete silver halfpenny of the Medieval period from the second reign of Edward IV (AD1471-1483). Withers Type 6a, North 1667 XVII Obverse description:Crowned bust facing. Obverse inscription: ED[WAR]D DEI GRA REX Reverse description: Long cross pattee with three pellets in each angle Reverse inscription: CIVI TAS [LON D]ON

SWYOR-EFECA9: COIN
A heavily clipped silver coin; a penny probably of Edward IV, first or second reign dating from AD 1461 - 1483.The coin is clipped removing all the legend leaving only the centre of the coin. Probably mint of York. No marks by bust, and probable quatrefoil in the centre of the reverse.Dimensions; diameter 6.2mm, thickness 0.1mm and weight 0.5g.

SUR-98E004: COIN
A silver medieval groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), pierced cross and pellet initial mark, type XVIII, dating to 1471-83. Mint of London. As North 1631.

SWYOR-5C58EA: COIN
A late Medieval silver coin; a groat probably of Edward IV, dating from his second reign, AD 1471-1483. Initial mark: annulet. Mint of London. See North 1991 Vol II, p. 93, no. 1631, Most of the legend has been removed by clipping from the edge of the flan. Dimensions; Diameter 22.3mm, Thickness 0.6mm and weight 2.1g.

LIN-F84D38: COIN
A clipped, worn, Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-83), second reign, dating to AD 1471-1483, struck under Bishop William Dudley; Durham mint. As North (1991:95) no: 1666.

GLO-3CECA1: COIN
A penny of Edward IV Date 1471-1483 Obverse: bust facing forward. Pellet of left side of the neck, uncertain item to the right EDW[…]REX ANGLI Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle CIVITAS LONDON

OXON-29FD17: COIN
A clipped medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, Second Reign (AD 1471-1483) dating to AD 1480-1483. Mint of London. Cinquefoil initial mark. Withers Vol IV, p. 33, type 10 a. North (1991: 95) No. 1667.

NMS-D73629: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, Canterbury, initial mark long-cross fitchee, extremely worn, some clipping, North 1657,1471-83.

OXON-7C6E95: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483). Standard type F, XVIII/XX dating to AD 1477-1480. Canterbury mint. North (1991: 93). No 1637. The coin has been heavily clipped and is missing chips at 11 and 1 o'clock. Letter C on breast, nothing on reverse. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and legend in two fields.

A complete Medieval gold Angel of Edward IV (second reign) (AD 1471-1483). Standard type D (North 1626), initial mark: peirced cross with pellet in one quarter dating to early AD 1480-12th February 1483. London mint. North (1991: 92). The left hand edge of the coin on the obverse has been bent over. Coin measures 29.5mm in length and 24.5mm in width.

SWYOR-539561: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483), type XIII, XIV or XV, issued under Bishop Lawrence Booth (AD 1471 - 1476) at Durham. See North number 1659. Diameter 14.5mm; thickness 0.5mm and weight 0.70g

DOR-3E9409: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign 1471 - 1483) under Archbishops Booth or Tunstall. Mint of Durham. The obverse detail is lost. The edges are damages. Date: Medieval Diameter: 13.11 mm Weight: 0.39 g Die axis: unclear

DEV-EBE776: COIN
A clipped silver medieval groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Type XXI (North 1631), dating to 1480-1483. Mint of London. North (1975, 75). Measurements: 23 mm in diameter and 2.16 g in weight.

GLO-6F2A43: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, second reign Date: 1471-1483 Obverse: bust facing forward EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL FRA Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each, spur in one quarter POSVI DEUM ADIVTOREM MEUM / CIVITAS LONDON This coin is pierced at 4 o’clock of the obverse.

GLO-9B4841: COIN
A worn silver halfpenny of Edward IV 1461-1483, Obverse: Bust facing forward [EDWAR]DS REX ANGL Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle CIVI/TA[S/LON]/DON

NMS-83AF0E: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London, very worn and further details illegible, 1461-83 Finder's number V12/2

WMID-F88D64: COIN
An incomplete gold angel of Edward IV, Second reign (AD 1471 to AD 1483), dating to the period AD 1471 to AD 1483. Minted at Tower. C.f. North vol 2, p92. no 1626. Length: 16.7 mm Width: 13.4 mm Thickness: 1.1 mm Weight: 1.5 g

SWYOR-D135F8: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the Medieval period: a penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483) struck at Durham for Bishop Lawrence Booth from local dies, 1471-1476. N. 1661. It has crosses over the crown. The coin, which is worn and abraded, has a diameter of 12.82mm, a thickness of 0.81mm, and weighs 0.47g. Much of the edge of the coin is missing.

NARC-B8B434: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483). Light coinage - first reign or Class X2 or XII2, second reign. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. York mint. AD 1464-1476 Diameter: 15.45mm, Thickness: 0.52mm, Weight: 0.5g The coin is missing the majority of its outer flan due to clipping. North Vol II, P 88, No 1594-1599. P 94, Nos 1645-1651

NARC-B8A733: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483). Light coinage - first reign or Class X2 or XII2, second reign. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. York mint. AD 1464-1476 Diameter: 15.12mm, Thickness: 0.61mm, Weight: 0.6g The coin is missing the majority of its outer flan due to clipping and a large section due to a break at 10 O’clock. North Vol II, P 88, No 1594-1599. P 94, Nos 1645-1651

SUR-B57BC3: COIN
A corroded, heavily worn and incomplete silver medieval halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), Annulet or annulet and pellet initial mark on the obverse, annulet initial mark on reverse. As North 1634.

KENT-3C1689: COIN
A pierced medieval silver groat of Edward IV (Second reign 1471-1483). I.m Annulet and pellet. Mint of London. North (1991) no.1631. Punched hole on right breast. Measurments: diameter: 24.5mm, weight: 2.65g.

WMID-122B2A: COIN
A Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483) dating to AD 1471 - 1483. Initial mark: Annulet. Trefoil on breast. Mint of London. North (1991) Vol II, no. 1634. The coin has been slightly clipped.

KENT-9167B9: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483). Type XVIiii dating to the period 1472-1475. Minted in York under Sede Vacante. I.m rose. North (1991) no. 1648. Measurements: diameter: 15.25mm, weight: 0.6g.

SUR-FD8A17: COIN
An incomplete (cut down) silver medieval penny of Edward IV or Henry VI, (1461-1483), episcopal issue under Archbishop George Neville dating to 1465-1476. Obverse portrait has a G by the neck. Reverse has a long cross with quatrefoil. Mint of York. Cf. North 1599 or 1645.

OXON-E8B46E: COIN
An incomplete, clipped, worn, Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-83), second reign, dating to AD 1471-1483, struck under Bishop William Dudley; Durham mint. As North (1991:95) no: 1666. The coin has a large chip to the left of the bust at 10 o'clock.

SUR-51608C: COIN
A heavily clipped silver penny of Edward IV, probably second reign (1471-1483), archiepiscopal issue of George Neville of York (1471-1476). Obverse: facing bust with G and key by bust. Reverse has quatrefoil with pellet at centre.

DOR-3E74CA: COIN
A silver penny of Edward VI, second reign ( AD 1471 - 1483). Clipped edges. Mint of Durham under Bishop William Dudley (AD 1476- 1483). Reference: North Volume 2, no 1666. Diameter: 13.62 mm Weight: 0.53 g

NMGW-32A946: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483), Type XIX or XXI, uncertain inital mark, minted in Canterbury in 1477-1483 (North 1657).

PUBLIC-E2C673: COIN
A broken silver medieval halfpenny of Edward IV (AD 1471-1483). London mint, second reign, uncertain type. c.f. North vol.II, p.95, ref.1667 Weight: 0.34gms. Diameter: 12.03mm

OXON-988921: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd Reign (AD 1471 - 1483), Class XIV dating from AD 1472 - 1473, struck at Durham with and a D in the centre of the reverse. The coin is clipped very. cf North 1991: 95) No. 1659.

DEV-B656BA: COIN
A highly clipped medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Type XVI.3 or 4 (North 1648 or 1649) dating to 1473-1475. Mint of York (episcopal), sede vacante or under Archbishop George Neville. North (1975, 76). Measurements: 12.5 mm in diameter and 0.43 g in weight (after the clipping) The clipping virtually reaches the inner circle

SUR-864DE3: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Ecclesiastical mint of Durham, local dies and struck by Bishop Lawrence Booth, 1457 - 1476. The coin has been heavily clipped and is double struck on both sides with obverse and reverse dies, possibly a brockage error.

GLO-22250A: COIN
a heavily clipped penny of Edward IV minted under Archbishop Rotherham Date 1480-1483 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards T and key by neck EDW[ARD DI GRA REX] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle quatrefoil in the centre [CIVITAS EBORACI]

PUBLIC-B5BAF7: COIN
A medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, Second Reign (AD 1471-1483) dating to AD 1480-1483. Mint of London. Cinquefoil initial mark. Withers Vol IV, p. 33, type 10 a. North (1991) Vol. 2 No. 1667.

DENO-E4BE3F: COIN
An almost complete, but clipped medieval silver groat of Edward IV (second reign AD 1471 - 1483), dating to AD 1471 - 1483. Mint of London, initial mark cross. North no. 1631, standard type F. Obverse: Crowned bust facing within tressure of arches, trefoils on cusps. Quatrefoils by bust. Legend: EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC Reverse: Mint within two concentric circles. Long cross pattée dividing legends with three pellets in each angle. Legend: POSVI DEVM ADIVTORVM MEVM // CIVITAS LONDON Diameter 24.95 mm, thickness 1 mm and weight 3.9 g.

LVPL-2676C7: COIN
A very clipped medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign; 1471-83), Type XVIiii (North 1648), mint: York (episcoal), sede vacante, dating to 1472-75. Ref: North 1991: 94 no. 1648; Wren 1995: 137. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, E to left, rose to right. Legend: [...] Reverse: Long cross dividing legend, three pellets in each quarter; quatrefoil and pellet in centre of cross. Legend: [CIVI]/TAS[...]

LVPL-0002D7: COIN
A worn and clipped medieval silver penny, probably of Edward IV (second reign AD 1471-1483) dating to AD 1480-1483. Type XXI 4-6. Struck at the episcopal mint in York under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham. North (1991: 94) No. 1656. Obverse: Crowned bust facing - T to left and key to the right of neck / shoulders. Legend: [...] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each quadrant, quatrefoil in centre. Legend: [...]

OXON-936136: COIN
A clipped Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83) dating to AD 1480-3 minted at York under AB Rotheram. cf.North (1991:94), no. 1642

SWYOR-55EBC9: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval coin; a groat of Edward IV (second reign) (AD 1471 - 1483), Class XIII or XIV dating from AD 1471 - 1473. Annulet initial mark. Less than half of the coin survives. See North (1991) number 1631 on page 93. Measurements are; length 24.7mm, width 14.3mm, thickness 1.3mm and weight 1.23g.

LEIC-5144B3: COIN
A Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), dating to c.AD 1480 - 1483. Cinquefoil initial mark. Mint of London. Diameter: 25 mm Weight: 2.9 g

LIN-40ED93: COIN
An incomplete and worn silver penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign (1471-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and D in centre. Episcopal issue of either Sede Vacante or of Bishop Lawrence Booth of Durham. AD 1476-1483. North Vol II, P 95, No 1658 or 1664. Obv: Crowned bust facing / ED[...] Rev: Long cross with central D and three pellets in each quadrant / illegible inscription Diameter: 14.65 mm; Weight: 0.66g

SWYOR-2C41A3: COIN
A medieval silver coin; a clipped penny of Edward IV, first or second reign, AD 1465 - 1472. Class X2 or XII2, mint of York. North number 1599 or 1645. It is 15.6mm in diameter and 0.3mm thick. It weighs 0.6g.

SUSS-AD085C: COIN
A clipped, worn, Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-83), second reign, dating to AD 1471-1483, struck under Bishop William Dudley; Durham mint. As North (1991:95) no: 1666. Measurements: diameter: 14.89mm; thickness: 0.61mm and weight: 0.59g.

WILT-1AF018: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver coin of Edward IV, dating to c. AD 1471-83. sede vacant issue. Mint of York.

DOR-04C721: COIN
Halfgroat of Edward IV (Second reign) dating to 1471 - 1483. Mint of Canterbury. Reference: North, volume 2 no. 1637. The coin has been extensively clipped. Diameter: 17.15 mm Weight: 1.24 g Die axis. 3

NARC-35DD69: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483). Standard type F, XVIII/XX. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and legend in two fields. Rose/rose initial mark. Canterbury mint. AD 1477-1480. Diameter: 18.97mm, Thickness: 0.78mm, Weight: 1.2g The coin is missing small portions of its outer flan. North Vol II, P 93, No 1637.

WILT-339C76: COIN
A clipped Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign), dating to AD 1476-1483. Issued by William Dudley, Local type. Durham mint. North (1991: 95) no.1666.

HAMP-1A9919: COIN
A groat of Edward IV, second reign issue (1480-1483). Clipped. As North 1631.Obverse: EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Rose initial mark. Reverse: POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEUM / CIVITAS LONDON

GLO-23F188: COIN
A heavily clipped penny of Edward IV struck by Bishop Lawrence Booth Date 1471-1476 Obverse: bust facing forward quatrefoil to left of neck B to the right [EDWARD DI GRA REX] AN[G] Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle [...] This is a coin struck for the bishop Bishop Lawrence Booth issue by the ecclesiastical mint at Durham

A silver penny of Henry IV (2nd reign, 1471 - 1483) dating to 1473 - 1480. Mint of York under Archbishop Lawrence Booth.The coin is heavily clipped with most of the legends missing. Reference: North volume 2, No.1652 Date: Medieval Diameter: 13.53 mm Weight: 0.36 g Die axis: 3

HAMP-E38FE6: COIN
A complete gold Angel of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). The obverse depicts St. Michael facing front, slaying dragon at feet and legend - EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL [...]. The reverse is obscured but has a partial legend - [PER CRVCEM] TVA SALVA nOS X[PC REDEMPT]. As North (1991), Vol II, p 92, no. 1626. The coin has been folded and the exterior (obverse) surface is degraded.

LVPL-CE3A83: COIN
Hammered silver Edward IV penny dating to his second reign (c. 1472-1486), suns and roses design (c.1478-1483) Dublin mint. Obverse shows forward facing bust with sun and rose deigns flanking the crown and neck. Reverse features long cross with three suns and roses contained within each quadrant. Coin is moderately worn on both sides.

HAMP-907CC8: COIN
A worn fragment of a medieval silver long cross penny, probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), with a rosette next to the bust on the right side. The reverse has a quatrefoil at the centre. York mint. The edge has been trimmed to the inner circles suggesting later re-use as a halfpenny or farthing.

GLO-A98D48: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV Date 1477-1480 Mintmark: pierced cross, Mint: London Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle POSVI DEUM ADIVTOREM MEUM / CIVITAS LONDON (sun stops)

HAMP-6715DD: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV (second reign 1471 - 1483), Type XIV, with annulet initial mark to both sides and dating to 1473. London mint. As North No. 1631.

CAM-01E683: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV, AD 1461-1485. Halfgroat type XVIII. Mint is Canterbury. C in centre of reverse. Initial mark rose, dating to AD 1477-1480. Obverse shows a forward facing bifoliate crowned bust within multifoil. Obverse legend reads [E]DWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRA. Reverse shows a solid long cross with three pellets per quarter within two concentric circles of legend. Reverse legend reads POSVI/DEVM.A/DIVTOR/E.MEV[M]. - CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR. Die axis is 12 o'clock. Weight is 1.11g, diameter is 19.5mm, thickness is 0.6mm.

HESH-84804C: COIN
A worn and heavily clipped silver late medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign(1471-1483) Archbishop Rotherham, York mint 1480-1483. Diameter: 14.67mm. Weight: 0.49gms

KENT-470F13: COIN
A clipped medieval silver groat of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483).Type XXI, dating to the period 1480-1483. London mint. I.m cinquefoil. North (1991) no.1631. Measurements: diameter: 24.2mm; weight: 2.92g

NMGW-0952D3: COIN
A clipped and damaged silver hammered Medieval penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating c. 1472-1486. Mint of York, archiepiscopal issue under Archbishop Neville or Sede Vacante, 'E' or ‘G’ and rose by neck. Spink 2128/9, North no. 1648/1649. The coin is worn and heavily clipped.

GLO-F9F8F8: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV Date 1477-1480 Mintmark: pierced cross and pellet, Mint: London Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle POSVI DEUM ADIVTOREM MEUM / CIVITAS LONDON (sun stops)

LEIC-E27319: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), dating to c.AD 1471 - 1483. Not further defined. Annulet stops. Mint of London. Approximately 2/3rds of the coin remains. Diameter: 20.51 mm Weight: 1.4 g

GLO-D003D8: COIN
A heavily worn and clipped penny of Edward IV minted under Archbishop George Neville Date 1465-1470 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards G and key by neck [EDWARD DI GRA REX] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, quatrefoil in the centre [CIVITAS EBORACI]

WAW-CBAE24: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny probably of Edward IV, second regin (AD 1471-1483). Initial mark appears to be cross and four pellets (North 1667). London mint. North (1991: 95). Coin measures 13.5mm in diameter and weighs 0.46g in weight.

Silver penny of Edward IV, York with quatrefoil and G and key by bust, very worn and clipped, further details illegible, 1465-76

SWYOR-3ACCA0: COIN
A fragment of a medieval silver coin, probably a penny of Edward IV, first or second reign, dating from AD 1461 - 1483, York mint, rose initial mark. It is 13.3mm long, 9.7mm wide and 0.5mm thick. It weighs 0.3g. North number 1594 or 1647 - 1656. Only about a quarter of the coin survives and the edges are broken. There is a saltire cross stop at the end of the obverse legend.

KENT-2A5149: COIN
A worn, clipped and heat affected silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward IV Second reign 1471-1483 type xvi 4. Archiepiscopal issue of York under George Neville (1465-1476). North (1991). 1649. Measurements: 15.08mm in diameter and 0.48g in weight.

A silver, Medieval, groat of Edward IV 2nd reign, AD.1471-1483, London mint, North no. 1631 Obverse: Bust of King facing, rose on breast, saltire stops EDWARD DI GRA REX ANG Z FRANC Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in angles POSVI/ DEVM A/DIVTOR/E MEVM inner legend: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON

BERK-130D3D: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign (1471-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and D in centre. Episcopal issue of either Sede Vacante or of Bishop Lawrence Booth of Durham. AD 1476-1483. North Vol II, P 95, No 1658 or 1664.

BH-6C6943: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny, Edward IV (second reign, 1471-83), mint of Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth, type XIII (North 1659). Ref: North 1991: 95. The coin is very worn and has been heavily clipped removing most of the legend.

BH-6C4A82: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), type XVI 4, dating 1475-6. Mint of York under Archbishop George Neville (1465-76). Initial mark unclear. As North 1991: 94, no. 1649. The coin is very worm and most of the flan is clipped removing most of the legend. North, J.J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

NMS-54CCFB: COIN
Silver penny of Edward III or IV, probably of Edward IV, York with quatrefoil, extremely worn & somewhat clipped, 1461-83

BH-BFC9A7: COIN
A clipped silver penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign (1471-1483), type XXI, dating 1480-1483. Cinquefoil initial mark. Mint of London. As North 1991, p. 94, no. 1641. North, J.J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

PUBLIC-F63675: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Edward IV [ 1461-1470, 1471-1483 ] Coin is worn and clipped. Obverse; crowned bust facing forward. Legend; EDWA.....Reverse; Long cross breaking legend with three pellets in each quarter and Quatrefoil centre. Legend; EBO.... York mint. Weight 0.6 grams, diameter 14.34mm.

SUR-8C207E: COIN
An extremely worn silver Medieval halfpenny, probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), illegible initial mark. London mint. Cf. North 1667.

Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham under Bishop William Dudley with D V flanking neck, North 1666, extremely worn and legends clipped away, 1476-83

A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483), second reign, archiepiscopal issue dating to AD 1457-1476. Probably issued under Bishop Lawrence Booth, mint of Durham. The coin has been clipped, and is very worn. North 1991, volume II, page 95, numbers 1661-1663.

A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483), second reign, archiepiscopal issue dating to AD 1464-1476. Probably issued under Archbishop George Neville, mint of York. The coin has been clipped, and is very worn and cleaned. North 1991, volume II, page 94, Numbers 1648 or 1650.

LIN-668B3D: COIN
A medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV (second reign; 1471-83), type XVIII (North 1637) dating to c.AD 1477-80, mint: Canterbury (royal), initial mark: rose, 'C' on breast and in centre of reverse. Ref: North 1991: 93. The coin is worn and clipped, with the flan cracked in places. Obverse description: Crowned bust facing within tressure, 'C' on breast Obverse inscription: [EDW](ARD DI GRA)[REX ANGL Z] FRA Reverse description: Legends in two concentric circles. Long cross pattée dividing legends; in each angle, three pellets; C in centre. Reverse inscription: POSVI/ DEV A/DIVTOE/ [MEV] // CIVI/TAS CAn/TOR Diameter: 18.16 mm; Thickness: 0.64 mm; Weight: 1.14g

SUR-60CE14: COIN
An extremely worn silver late Medieval halfpenny, possibly of Edward IV, c1461-1483. London mint.

SWYOR-25BC75: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the late Medieval period: a penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483) struck at York under Archbishop Neville, 1475-1476. Initial mark rose, G by neck, quatrefoil in centre of reverse, N. 1650, Type XVI 6. The coin, which has been clipped, has a diameter of 14.6mm, a thickness of 0.6mm, and weighs 0.63g.

GLO-10DCB3: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV second reign 1471-1483. Obverse: Bust facing forward, EDWA[…]REX Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle CIVITAS LON[DON]

NMS-FDBEB3: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London, clipped, worn and and further details illegible, 1461-83

NARC-685AB6: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign (1471-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and D in centre. Episcopal issue of either Sede Vacante or of Bishop Lawrence Booth of Durham. AD 1476-1483 Diameter: 13.03mm, Thickness: 0.74mm, Weight: 0.5g North Vol II, P 95, No 1658 or 1664. The outer flan of the coin has been clipped resulting in the loss of the legend.

NARC-684C4D: COIN
An incomplete heavily clipped silver Penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and quatrefoil with pellet in centre. York mint. AD 1464-1475. The entire outer flan with the legend field has been removed by clipping. Diameter: 15.62mm, Thickness: 0.64mm, Weight: 0.7g

OXON-301656: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Canterbury between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1657. The coin has been clipped.

HAMP-27C0BA: COIN
A silver Medieval groat of Edward IV, second reign, Type XXII. Both sides have a sun and rose initial mark. London mint. As North (1991), page 93, no 1631.

PUBLIC-B10D4D: COIN
A silver Medieval half penny of Edward IV, second reign. [ AD 1471-1483 ] Heavily clipped. Durham mint. Obverse; crowned bust facing forward. Reverse; Long cross breaking legend, three pellets in each quarter. D in quarter foil, centre. Weight 0.4 grams, Diameter 13.17mm.

SUSS-81516D: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483) type XXI dating 1480-1483. Initial mark: cinquefoil; mint of London. North (1991), no: 1641. Obverse:Crowned bust facing. Legend EDWA[RD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRA]NC Reverse: Long cross three pellets in each quarter. Legend C[IVI]/TAS/LON/DON Measurements: 15.99 Diameter, 0.56mm thick and weighs 0.6grams.

SUSS-DAA476: COIN
A heavily clipped silver halfpenny of Edward IV second reign (1471-83). London mint. dating to c.1471-83. As North (1991); no: 1667. Measurements: diameter 11.86mm, thickness 0.51mm, weight 0.26g.

NARC-582138: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483). Type XVIiii. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Rose initial mark. York mint. AD 1472-1475. Diameter: 16.08mm, Thickness: 0.79mm, Weight: 0.7g North Vol II, P 94, No 1648 The outer flan of the coin is missing due to clipping

KENT-C61241: COIN
A heavily worn, clipped and abraded silver Medieval long cross penny probably of Edward IV first reign 1461-1470, 1471-1483. Minted at York. Measurements: 14.83mm in diameter, mm thick and 0.59g in weight

SUSS-9CDB47: COIN
A fragment of a medieval gold angel of Edward IV's second reign (1471-1483), Blunt and Whitton type XXI (North 1626/7; Spink 2091/2), mint: London or Bristol, struck between early 1480- 12th February 1483; initial mark: heraldic cinquefoil. Ref: North 1991: p.92; Spink 2016: 221. Obverse: Standing facing image of the Archangel Michael slaying a dragon. Legend: [+...] Z FRAnC (saltire stop) Reverse: illegible Legend: illegible Measurements: length: 27.39mm; width: 12.94mm; thickness:0.61mm and weight: 1.86g. Half the coin remains and the reverse appears to have been deliberately defaced/removed with only deep scratchmarks remaining.

NMGW-88113C: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Edward IV (Second reign 1471-1483), minted in York, 1461-1483. The coin is worn, has been heavily clipped and is missing a fragment from its edge.

SUR-0D97C4: COIN
An extremely worn Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Archiepiscopal issue of York, Archbishop George Neville or Thomas Booth (1465-1480).

BERK-F7397B: COIN
A worn and clipped Medieval silver penny of probably Edward IV (second reign AD 1471-1483) dating to AD 1480-1483. Struck at the episcopal mint in York under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham. North (1991: 94) No. 1654.

LEIC-BB7762: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV second reign (1471 - 1483), dating to AD 1471 - 1483. Mint of Durham. The coin is bent slightly at the centre. Diameter: 16 mm Weight: TBC

OXON-D2063E: COIN
A worn and clipped Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign AD 1471-1483) dating to AD 1480-1483. Type XXI 4. Struck at the episcopal mint in York under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham. North (1991: 94) No. 1654.

OXON-9B2E76: COIN
Medieval coin: halfpenny of possibly Edward IV (1471 - 1483), second reign, minted in London.

NMS-7F21D4: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London, clipped and further details illegible, little wear, 1461-83

NARC-171DF2: COIN
An incomplete silver Groat of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483). Standard type F. XXII. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant, legend in two fields. Rose and sun initial mark. London mint. Diameter: 25.80mm, Thickness: 0.86mm, Weight: 2.6g The coin is missing a small portion of its outer flan at 10 O'clock North Vol II, P 93, No 1631.

HAMP-40725E: COIN
A clipped and extremely worn silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Long cross with D at center reverse. Mint of Durham. Local Type, possibly a sede vacante issue dating to 1476. Cf North Vol 2, p.95, no.1661.

DENO-08F167: COIN
A complete, but lightly clipped medieval silver groat of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483), Standard type "F", XXI (initial mark of cinquefoil, rose on breast) (North 1631) minted in London, 1480-1483. Diameter 24 mm and weight 2.6 g.

SUR-0AE95B: COIN
A clipped and heavily worn Medieval silver penny, probably of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). Probably minted at Durham with local dies under an uncertain Bishop. Cf North (1991: 95) nos. 1661-1666.

DEV-D1FDDA: COIN
A clipped medieval silver half groat of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1473-1481) dating to AD 1480-1483. As North (1981: 93) no. 1640. Royal mint of Canterbury. Measurements: 16.9mm diameter, 0.5mm thickness, weight 1.35g.

NARC-9627C1: COIN
An in complete heavily clipped silver Penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and quatrefoil with pellet in centre. York mint. AD 1464-1475. The entire outer flan with the legend field has been removed by clipping. Diameter: 13.10mm, Thickness: 0.66mm, Weight: 0.5g

GLO-3476FB: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, second reign. 1471-1483 Obverse: bust facing forward C on breast [E]DWA[RD DI GRA [REX ANGL FRANC] Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle [POSVI DEU]M ADIVTOR[EM MEUM] / CIVITAS CANTOR

NMS-330C46: COIN
Silver halfgroat of Edward IV, Canterbury, C on breast, North 1637, clipped and little waer, 1.28g, 1477-80

WMID-48F279: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-70 & AD 1471-83), second reign. Possibly type XIII-XVa, dating to AD 1471-76. Initial mark: rose or cinquefoil. Mint: York under Archbishop Lawrence Booth. North (1991) Vol II No 1652.

NMS-A33491: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York, light coinage under Archbishop Booth with uncertain initial mark and B and key by neck, Type XXI, North 1652, heavily clipped and extremely worn, 1476-80

OXON-8EB1AF: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, Second reign, (AD 1471-1483) dating to AD 1471-1483. York mint. North (1991: 94) No. 1644-56. Part of the coin has been folded backwards over 180 degrees acros a line between 2 and 4 o'clock as seen on the obverse.

LIN-E148F8: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval halfpenny of Edward IV second reign, Mint: London, dating to c.AD 1471-83. Badly worn and broken. Obverse description: Crowned bust facing Obverse inscription: [EDWARD DEI GRA] RE[X] Reverse description: Long cross with three pellets in each angle Reverse inscription: [CIVI/T]AS [LON/DO]N Diameter: 12.15 mm; Thickness: 0.52 mm; Weight: 0.27g; DA: 2

NMS-BB5AFE: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York under Archbishop Rotherham, T and Key by bust, heavily clipped and very worn, North 1654, no star, 1480-3 Finder's no. POD 10/23

GLO-D49DD4: COIN
A heavily worn and clipped silver Penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483). Durham mint. Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards […] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each quadrant with D in centre. […] The coin has been clopped resulting in the loss of the inscription form both the obverse and the reverse.

KENT-090590: COIN
An incomplete and bent medieval halfgroat of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), dating to the period 1477-1480. Minted at Canterbury with rose initial marks, type XVIII. North (1991) no.1638. Meaurements: 18mm in diameter, thick and g in weight.

NARC-01A249: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign (1471-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and D in centre. Episcopal issue of Bishop Dudley of Durham. AD 1476-1483 Diameter: 15.06mm, Thickness: 0.70mm, Weight: 0.7g North Vol II, P 95, No 1666 The outer flan of the coin has been clipped resulting in the loss of the majority of the legend.

OXON-FFEB78: COIN
An incomplete, worn, Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-83), second reign, dating to AD 1471-1483, struck under either Bishop Lawrence Durham mint. North 2000:95. The coin has several large chips above and to the right of the bust.

BH-C14206: COIN
A complete Medieval silver groat of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483), minted at London. Initial marks: cinquefoil/cinquefoil. Type XXI, dating 1480-1483. As North 1991, p. 93, no. 1631. North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

KENT-22D8AA: COIN
A worn and clipped silver Medieval groat of Edward IV (AD 1461-1470 // 1471-1483), second reign, dating to the period AD 1471-1483. Mint of London, mintmark cross and pellet. North (1991) no. 1631. Measurements: 25mm in diameter, 0.7mm thick and 2.5g in weight.

SUR-78100B: COIN
A worn, badly struck and incomplete Medieval silver Penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483) and dating to 1476-1483. Durham mint, possibly minted under Bishop William Dudley using local dies.

HAMP-D30706: COIN
A silver Medieval halfpenny probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), illegible initial mark. London mint. As North 1667.

BH-11DC33: COIN
A silver longcross penny of Edward IV (1461-70 & 1471-83), second reign, type XXI (North N1652) dating 1480-83 AD. Initial mark: rose or cinquefoil. Mint:York under Archbishop Lawrence Booth. North, J.J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

SUR-02E9E3: COIN
A worn and clipped Medieval silver penny, possibly of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483) and Durham mint.

NARC-EF57DD: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Edward IV, Second reign (AD 1471-1483). North standard type G, Withers type 2. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Annulet initial mark. London mint. Diameter: 12.34mm, Thickness: 0.64mm, Weight: 0.3g North Vol II, P 95, No 1667 The coin is missing portions of its outer flan.

NMS-82AAD2: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London, annulet after DOn, further details illegible, some wear, 1461-83

BH-6C9573: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483) type XXI (North N1641) dating 1480-1483. Initial mark is a cinquefoil. Mint of London. Ref: North 1991, p. 94.

NMS-5C29FA: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham local dies under Bishop William Dudley, a D to the left of bust, the other side illegible, a D at centre of reverse, extremely worn and heavily clipped, North 1666, 1476-83

NMS-C7C8D2: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, clipped, worn and further details illegible, probably London, 1461-83

WILT-598E55: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Edward IV (second reign), dating to the period AD 1471-1483. Mint of London. Cf. North Vol II, no. 1667.

SUR-454FBD: COIN
A silver Medieval halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), cinquefoil initial mark dating to 1476-1483. London mint. As North 1667; Withers 10a.

GLO-0AB489: COIN
Penny of Edward IV second coinage dated to 1471-1483 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards, unidentifiable objects by neck […] Reverse: Long cross with quatrefoil in the centre and three pellets in each angle […] Note: this coin is heavily clipped resulting in the loss of most of the inscription form both the obverse and reverse.

SUR-6177A6: COIN
A silver Medieval halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), Withers type 7. Initial mark of pierced cross with pellet in lower right quarter. London mint.

SUR-0A9E5D: COIN
An extremely worn and clipped silver hammered long cross penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Possibly a North Type XVIii Archiepiscopal issue of York (sede vacante period) with a rose on breast of obverse portrait, dating to 1472-1475. Cf North 1647.

NMGW-FA62F9: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (Second Reign 1471-1483). Pierced cross initial mark, minted in London, 1473-1477 (North 1641). The coin has been slightly clipped.

WMID-79D531: COIN
An incomplete clipped silver halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471 to AD 1483), dating to the period AD 1477 to AD 1480. Minted at Canterbury (Royal). Initial mark: rose. C on breast and either C or rose in centre of reverse cross. Type XX. North, 1991. no 1639. Diameter: 19.0 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 1.2 g

NARC-D0CB15: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483). Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. V on obverse right field. Durham mint under Bishop Dudley. AD 1476–1483. The coin is missing the majority of its outer flan and has been double struck both obverse and reverse. Diameter: 15.96mm, Thickness: 0.58mm, Weight: 0.7g North Vol II, P 95, No 1699

YORYM-66A998: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. Possible G to left of bust. Long cross with quatrefoil center reverse. Episcopal mint of York under Archbishop George Neville. The coin is extremely worn meaning the identification is not certain. This could possibly be an Irish issue of Edward IV.

YORYM-519A11: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 – 1483. Second reign. B to left of bust. Long cross with D at centre reverse. Mint of Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1661.

YORYM-A48BAD: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1476 – 1483. Second reign. V to right of bust. Long cross reverse with D at centre. Mint of Durham under Bishop Dudley. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1665.

SUR-8C46AC: COIN
A worn silver Medieval halfgroat of Edward IV (second reign), with Long Cross Fitchee initial mark on obverse and Cinquefoil initial mark on Reverse, dating to 1471-1483. Royal issue, Canterbury mint. As North (1991), 1640.

BERK-4B4AE2: COIN
A Medieval long cross halfpenny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483), second reign dating to AD 1473 – 1477. Pierced cross initial mark. Withers Class 6b, North: 1667. Obverse: bust facing, EDWAR DEI GRA REX x Reverse: long cross and three pellets to each quadrant, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON Measurements: diameter = 11.84mm, thickness = 0.47mm, weight = 0.3gm. Refs; Withers & Withers 2004, page 32, North 2000, vol 2, page 95.

SWYOR-3E0223: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the late Medieval period: a penny of Edward IV (1461-1470, and 1471-1483), struck for Archbishop Thomas Rotherham (1480-1500) at York between 1480 and 1483. Type XXIv, North 1655. The coin, which has been clipped, is 15.5mm in diameter, 0.4mm in thickness, and weighs 0.65g.

NMS-3C32C5: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham mint with D at centre, legends clipped away and extremely worn. AD. 1471-1483.

BERK-C12841: COIN
An incomplete, worn, Medieval silver penny possibly of Edward IV (1461-83), second reign, dating to 1471-1483, probably struck under Bishop Lawrence Booth. Durham mint. Reference: North 2000:95. The coin is 14.7mm in length, 8.9mm in width, and weighs 0.29g.

SUSS-BFC006: COIN
A heavily clipped, silver, Medieval halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), possibly Withers type 6, initial mark pierced cross. London mint. North (1991) Vol: II no: 1667.

DUR-ADCD80: COIN
A worn medieval long cross silver penny from the second reign of Edward IV (1471-1483). North (1991, 95) no. 1661. It is a local die type of Bishop Lawrence Booth. The coin is worn in places and clipped along the edge. There is a small crack in the coin to the left of the crown. Obverse: crowned bust facing with crosses over the crown. Rose initial mark. Obverse legend: E[DWA]RD DI GRA REX [AN]GL Reverse: long cross fourchee with and extra pellet in the quarters. D in centre of cross. Reverse legend: [CIVI]/TAS/DUNO/LMIE Diameter:15.02mm Thickness:0.63mm Weight: 0.7g North, J.J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, 1272-1662, 95, no. 1661.

NARC-804213: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV (1461-1483). Second reign (1471-1483). Type XIVii-XVIii. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and quatrefoil-with-pellet in the centre. York Archiepiscopal issue (sede vacante). AD 1472-1475. Diameter: 17.47mm, Thickness: 0.70mm, Weight: 1.1g North Vol II, P 94, No 1647 The coin is missing portions of its flan between 3-4 O’clock and 9-1 O’clock

SUSS-1A166B: COIN
A silver hammered halfgroat struck for Edward IV's second reign, dating c. 1477-1480. Standard type 'F', mint of Canterbury, 'C' on breast, rose initial mark. As North 1637.

WAW-053B1A: COIN
A clipped Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). Mint of York. North (1994) Vol 2, no. 1648. The coin is 14.95mm in diameter, 0.44mm thick and weighs 0.5g.

SWYOR-77C499: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the Medieval period: an abraded penny of Edward IV, (1461-1470, and 1471-1483). Mint of Durham. Initial mark not legible, and no visible marks by bust; B or D in centre of reverse. The obverse legend appears to start EDA [sic] and the bust appears to interrupt the legend. It is 13.6mm in diameter and 0.2mm thick. It weighs 0.45g.

SWYOR-779552: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver coin: a worn and heavily clipped penny, probably of Edward IV, first reign, heavy coinage type IV, Durham mint, dating from AD 1461 - 1470, struck for the benefit of bishop Laurence Booth from local dies. There is an extra pellet in at least three of the four quarters of the reverse. It is 14mm in diameter and 0.3mm thick. It weighs 0.65g. Reference: North, volume 2, page 95, number 1661.

SWYOR-777649: COIN
A silver hammered coin dating from the late Medieval period: a worn and heavily clipped long cross penny, probably of Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483) minted at Durham for Bishop Lawrence Booth (1471-1476). Possibly B and trefoil either side of bust. D in centre of reverse. Type XIII, XIV, or XV(a), North 1658 or 1659. It is 14.9mm in diameter and 0.2mm thick. It weighs 0.71g.

SWYOR-767F00: COIN
A medieval silver coin: a penny of Edward IV, second reign, class XXII, London mint, dating from AD1471 - 1483. It is 16.2mm in diameter and 0.4mm thick. It weighs 0.79g. Reference: North, 1991, page 94, number 1641 A similar coin can also be found on the database at reference DUR-284167..

NMS-0D8539: COIN
Gold angel of Edward IV, London, cinquefoil initial mark, North 1626, type XXI, weight 5.14g, 1480-3

SUR-7C0022: COIN
A silver Medival long cross penny of Edward IV second reign (1471-1483), Archiepiscopal issue of York from a period of Sede vacancy, 1472-1475. E and rose by bust. As North (1991) number 1648.

BUC-29FA12: COIN
A silver medieval groat of Edward IV, dating to the second reign, AD 1471-1483. Sun and rose initial mark, mint of London. North 1991 volume II page 93, number 1631 XXII.

NMS-281FF4: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, London mint, type Xa, intiial mark long cross FITCHEE/SVN, trefoil by neck, North 1577, worn, AD.1469-1470.

WMID-97D1DD: COIN
A complete silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471 to AD 1483), dating to the period AD 1471 to AD 1483. Minted in London. C.f. North vol 2, p 95 no 1667. Diameter: 12.2 mm Thickness: 0.5 mm Weight: 0.2 g

A silver Medieval groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), Type XXI. Cinquefoil initial mark with rose on breast. Mint of London.

WAW-713CCB: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of probably Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483). York mint. The coin has been pierced in the centre.

BERK-875BBC: COIN
A highly worn and clipped Medieval silver long cross halfpenny possibly of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign dating to 1471-83. York mint. Both sides have missing legends. Possible reference Withers & Withers 2004, Halfpennies and Farthings, Edward IV-Henry VII: Type 9, page 33 no. 9, pellets by shoulders. North Vol II, 2000: 1667.

CORN-854D0B: COIN
Silver halfgroat of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), initial mark rose (1477-1480), Canterbury mint under Archbishop Bourchier with a C on the breast on the obverse and in the centre of the reverse; clipped all round but otherwise good condition, Spink 2107.

DOR-70EC4D: COIN
A worn and clipped medieval silver penny of Edward IV second reign (1471-1483), dating to c. AD 1472-1475. Minted by Sede Vacante in York. Unknown mint mark. Reference: North Vol 2 (1991) p 94 no 1647. Diameter: 13.7 mm Weight: 0.44 g Die Axis: unknown

BUC-6FD255: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to c. AD 1470-1471. Mint of York. North 1991, volume II, page 94, number 1645. Part of the coin is missing, and the inscription is slightly clipped and illegible.

SWYOR-46EE9D: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a clipped penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483), minted at Durham under Bishop William Dudley using local dies, dating from AD 1476-1483. Initial mark: missing. Compare North (1991) page 95, number 1666. The coin is clipped and the legend is missing. Thickness: 0.4mm, Weight: 0.55g and Diameter: 15.4mm. Obverse: legend missing. Crowned bust facing with a bifoliate crown. D to left of bust, V to right of bust Reverse: Legend missing. Long cross dividing the inscription with three pellets in each quadrant. D in centre.

YORYM-F0C430: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. B and key beside bust. Long cross reverse with quatrefoil centre. Minted in York under Bishop Lawrence Booth. North Vol 2, p.94, no.1652.

GLO-DBE7EF: COIN
Penny of Edward IV minted under Archbishop George Neville Date 1471-1472 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards G and key by neck EDW[ARD DI GRA REX] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, quatrefoil in the centre [CIVITAS EBORACI] This coin has also been clipped

GLO-DBC344: COIN
Penny of Edward IV struck by Bishop Lawrence Booth Date 1471-1476 Obverse: bust facing forward V on breast EDWAR[D DI GRA REX ANG] Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle, D in centre [CIVITAS] [...] This coin is heavily clipped This is a coin struck for the bishop Bishop Lawrence Booth issue by the ecclesiastical mint at Durham

GLO-DB5ECF: COIN
A heavily clipped silver Penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483). Minted under Bishop William Dudley using local dies. Durham mint. AD 1476-1483. Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards with D to the left and V to the right. Reverse : Long cross with three pellets in each quadrant with D in centre. The coin has been clipped

GLO-DB5056: COIN
A heavily clipped silver Penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483). Minted under Bishop William Dudley using local dies. Durham mint. AD 1476-1483. Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards with D to the left and V to the right. Reverse : Long cross with three pellets in each quadrant with D in centre. The coin has been clipped resulting in the loss of both obverse and reverse legends. North (1991) Vol II, p 95, No 1666.

KENT-5D4504: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483).Minted in London. Uncertain mintmark and type, dating to 1471-1483. Measurements: 12.24mm in diameter, 0.44mm thick 0.3g in weight.

DOR-B63376: COIN
A worn and clipped penny of Edward IV, second reign ( AD 1471 - 1483). Mint of Durham, not further defined. Reference: North Vol II (1991) p.95, Nos 1658 - 1666. Diameter: 15.60 mm Weight: 0.64 g Die axis: 9

DOR-B5A7A4: COIN
A worn and clipped silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483). Mint of Durham, local dies. Issued under Archbishop Lawrence Booth. Reference: North Vol II, No.1661. Diameter: 14.15 mm Weight: 0.47 g.

GLO-A37442: COIN
Penny of Edward IV minted under Archbishop George Neville Date 1471-1476 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards G and key by neck [ED]WAR[D DI GRA REX] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle quatrefoil in the centre [CIVITAS EBO]RACI Note: This coin has also been clipped

NARC-1FE38B: COIN
An incomplete silver Halfpenny of Edward IV, Second reign (AD 1471-1483). Uncertain class. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. London mint. Diameter: 12.27mm, Thickness: 0.53mm, Weight: 0.3g The coin is missing a small portion of its outer flan

SUR-A183EC: COIN
A worn and clipped silver medieval penny, probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), archiepiscopal issue of George Neville of York (1471-1476). Obverse: facing bust with G to left of bust. Reverse has quatrefoil with pellet at centre. York mint.

DOR-7B4B41: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483) light coinage dating to AD 1473-1478. A combination of pellets above shoulders and quatrefoil in longcross, lead to believing this is possibly of an Irish mint. Possibly Spink (2003) Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Isles, p135 no 6365. Diameter: 16.72 mm Weight: 0.78 g Die Axis: 6

A silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483).Minted in London. Mintmark Pierced cross dating it to 1473-1477 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards EDW[ARD] DI GRA RE[X] Reverse : Long cross with three pellets in each quadrant CIVITAS LONDON

GLO-780F3D: COIN
A heavily clipped silver Penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483). Minted under Bishop William Dudley using local dies. Durham mint. AD 1476-1483. Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards with D to the left and V to the right. Reverse : Long cross with three pellets in each quadrant with D in centre. The coin has been clipped resulting in the loss of both obverse and reverse legends. North (1991) Vol II, p 95, No 1666.

DOR-76F598: COIN
A Medieval clipped Silver penny, possibly of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483). Possibly mint of York. Diameter: 13.07 mm Weight: 0.46 g Die Axis: 5

YORYM-CFC51E: COIN
An incomplete Medieval, silver penny of Edward IV (second reign AD 1471-483) dating to AD 1476-1483. Mint of Durham under Bishop William Dudley. Worn and clipped removing legend on both faces. Partially double-struck. Diameter: 15.2mm, thickness: 0.6mm, weight: 0.6g.

BH-CF7063: COIN
A very worn silver long cross penny of Edward IV, 2nd Reign (1471-1483) dating 1467-1480. York mint under Archbishop Lawrence Booth B.

WILT-BDCB0A: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV, Second reign, dating to 1471-1476. Probably an Episcopal issue of Archbishop George Neville or the Cede Vacante period. York mint. North (1991: 94) nos. 1645-1646, 1649-1651.

PUBLIC-A94536: COIN
A worn and clipped Medieval silver coin; a long cross penny Edward IV AD, second reign (1471-1483). Dating to the period 1471-1476. Minted at York under Archbishop George Neville. Type XV1iii or XVIiv.

CORN-3F308B: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483), initial mark annulet (1472-1473), Buck (2000) Type XIV with trefoils on all cusps, mint of London, Spink 2096.

DOR-AD386A: COIN
A clipped silver Medieval halfpenny of Edward IV (second reign 1471 - 1483) dating to 1476 - 1483. Mint of London. Cinquefoil initial mark. Reference: Withers Vol IV, p. 33, type 10 a. North Vol. 2 No. 1667 Diameter: 12.86 mm Weight: 1.06 g.

WAW-ACECC1: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of probably Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483). York mint.

WAW-9B88BA: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1663.

NMS-388CEF: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham local dies, rose at centre of reverse cross, very clipped and extremely worn,1461-83

WILT-CDBF5D: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to 1480-1483. Episcopal issue of Archbishop Thomas Rotheram, minted in York. North (1991: 94) no. 1654. The outer circle has been clipped away.

DOR-A2D549: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV (second reign 1471 - 1483) dating to 1471 - 1472. Large annulet initial mark. Type XIII. Error in reverse die giving LOLDON for LONDON. Reference: North Vol. 2, No. 1631 Diameter: Weight: Die axis:

LEIC-8F629B: COIN
An incomplete late Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), dating to AD 1471 - 1476. Minted in Durham for Bishop Lawrence Booth. B to the left of the crown, V on neck and crosses by shoulders. North (1991) Volume 2, p 95 no 1663. Diameter: 15 mm Weight: 0.63 g

LEIC-8BCE92: COIN
A Medieval silver groat of Edward IV second reign (1471 - 1483), mint of London, 1471-83. North (1991) Volume 2, p 93 no 1631

YORYM-FF5278: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Long cross with D at center reverse. Mint of Durham. Local Type. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1659.

NMS-51BCD5: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, legends almost completely clipped away, uncertain mint, rather crude obverse portrait suggestive of an Irish issue or local dies, some wear, 1461-83

YORYM-2CE204: COIN
A near complete gold Angel of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). Obverse depicts Angel facing front, slaying dragon at feet and legend - EDWAR[D DI GRA REX AN]GL Z FR[ANC]. Reverse is standard type 'D' with a ship bearing coat of arms, cross above, and E and a Rose to either side of the mast and legend - PER CRVCEM [TVA SALVA NOS X]PC REDEMPT. Pierced cross initial mark. Part of the edge is folded irregularly over, obscuring the legend. Reference: North (1991), Vol II, p 92, no. 1626. Diameter: 28.4mm, thickness: 1.2mm, weight: 5.1g.

SOM-94BFA7: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to AD 1476 to 1483. Issued under William Dudley at Durham with Local dies. North (1991, 76) no. 1665. The coin is heavily clipped and pierced half way between the edge and middle at 10 o'clock on obverse and 5 o'clock on reverse. Circular piercing made form the reverse.

CORN-B08118: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV (1461-1470 and 1471-1483), mintmark missing, with the letter G to the left and key to the right of the bust, representing the issue of Archbishop George Neville (1465-1476) at the York mint with a quatrefoil with a pellet in the centre of the reverse. Cf. Wren, p.138, no.XVI

SUR-99DD6B: COIN
A worn and broken silver penny of Edward IV, probably second reign (1471-1483), archiepiscopal issue of George Neville of York (1471-1476). Obverse: facing bust with G and key by bust. Reverse has quatrefoil with pellet at centre.

HAMP-71C992: COIN
A worn and clipped medieval penny of Edward IV (1461-83), cinquefoil initial mark, type XXI, dating to 1480-3, mint of London. Reference: North 1641

WILT-1B2AFB: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, dating to AD 1476-1483. Issued by William Dudley, Local type. Durham mint. North (1991: 95) nos. 1665-1666.

YORYM-0595E1: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Long cross with D at center reverse. Mint of Durham. Local Type. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1661.

YORYM-72C757: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. Quatrefoils by bust. Long cross reverse with quatrefoil center. Episcopal mint of York under Archbishop George Neville. Class XIIi. North Vol 2, p.94, no.1644.

LANCUM-72B12F: COIN
Silver medieval hammered halfgroat of Edward IV, dating to AD 1471 - 1483. Canterbury royal mint, rose initial mark. Obverse of forward-facing crowned bust. Reverse of long cross with three pellets in corners: POSVI/ DEV[................]// CIVI/TAS/ CAN/TOR. The coin is 18.12mm in diameter, 0.74mm in thickness and weighs 0.98g.

WAW-F4B9A4: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of possibly Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1644 to 1656.

WAW-F49EEF: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of possibly Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1658 to 1663.

LON-B19C3A: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-83). Mint of Durham (episcopal). North 1699. Ref: North 1991: 95. Obverse: [] Crowned bust facing Reverse: [] Long cross with three pellets in each quarter, D at centre. Dimensions: diameter: 13.64mm; weight: 0.45g

NARC-62609F: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483). Bishop William Dudley using local dies. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant with D in centre. Durham mint. AD 1476-1483. Diameter: 15.03mm, Thickness: 0.51mm, Weight: 0.7g The coin has been clipped resulting in the loss of both obverse and reverse legends. North (1991) Vol II, p 95, No 1666.

SWYOR-8F282C: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a groat of Edward IV, Second Reign (AD 1471-1483), probably Type XVIIIb (Brooke 5) with no fleurs on cusps on breast or above crown on obverse, initial mark probably a pierced cross with one pellet, apparently in the second quarter on the obverse, and in the third quarter on the reverse (probably dating from AD 1477-1480), London mint. There are roses as reverse stops which is noted as typical but not universal in Type XVIII (Buck, 2000, 42) as cited in CORN-42EBDC. See North Volume 2, 1991, number 1631 on page 93. The coin is 24.5mm in diameter and 0.8mm thick. It weighs 2.56g.

LEIC-4DC142: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, 1471-6, Bishop Booth issue, Durham mint. North (1991) Volume 2 p 95 no 1663

DEV-6D775B: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign, dating to 1471-76. Minted at Durham with local dies under Bishop Lawrence Booth. North (1991: 95) no. 1661. Diameter 20.6mm, thickness 5.6mm, weight 0.78g.

BH-667AAA: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), type 10, dating 1476-1483. Cinquefoil initial mark. Mint of London. As North no. 1667. North, J.J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage. Volume 2, Edward I to Charles II. London, Spink & Son.

WILT-7DD77D: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to AD 1480-1483. Withers type 10, Cinqefoil initial mark. London mint. North (1991: 95) no. 1667.

DEV-3CAD59: COIN
A clipped silver penny of Edward IV dating to 1472-6 or 1480. Minted at York during the sede vacante of 1472-5, 1476 or 1480 with key by the bust and plain reverse. Initial mark worn. North (2006: 94) number 1646, 1651 or 1653. It is 15.95mm in diameter, 0.55mm thick and weighs 0.65g.

NMS-D77CBC: COIN
Incomplete and very heavily clipped long cross penny of Edward IV second reign. The coin has been clipped back to the inner circle on the reverse and only the part-legend EDWA [...] can be seen on the obverse. The crowned bust on the obverse is flanked at the neck by the initials D/V. This identifies the coin as a local Durham issue attributable to Bishop William Dudley. There is no 'D' at the centre of the reverse long cross. North 1666. Circa AD1476-1483.

SUR-A8A92A: COIN
An extremely abraded and worn silver Medieval penny, probably of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign (1471-1483). Durham mint, attributable to Bishop William Dudley. Obverse: facing crowned bust, possibly V to right. Reverse: long cross with D in centre. As North (1991), p 98, number 1665-1666.

OXON-1A6758: COIN
A complete but bent late medieval gold half angel of Edward IV (second reign AD 1471-1483), dating to the period AD 1473- 3rd February 1477. Initial mark: Annulet. North N1630.

SWYOR-16BE54: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a clipped penny of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483), minted at Durham under Bishop William Dudley using local dies, dating from AD 1476-1483. Initial mark: missing. Compare North (1991) page 95, number 1666. This example does not have a D on the reverse, but this is a known type. The coin is clipped and the legend is missing. It has a diameter of 14.81mm, a thickness of 0.76mm, and weighs 0.67g. Obverse: legend missing. Crowned bust facing with a bifoliate crown. D to left of bust, V to right of bust Reverse: Legend missing. Long cross dividing the inscription with three pellets in each quadrant .

YORYM-15359B: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483). Obverse depicts the king facing, with a key at the right side of the neck. Reverse is long cross with three pellets in each quarter and quatrefoil with pellet at centre. Clipped and worn. It has a diameter of 15.3mm, a thickness of 0.6mm, and weighs 0.6g.

WILT-EDB1C4: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to AD 1476. Local type, Durham mint. North (1991: 95) no. 1664.

YORYM-9D0E55: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, second reign, (AD 1471-1483) dating to the period AD 1473-1477. Standard Type F. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.93, no. 1631, type XVI.

YORYM-4DACFF: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign) (AD 1471-1483) dating to the period AD 1476-1483, minted at Durham by Bishop William Dudley. Obverse depicts the bust of the king facing, flanked at the neck by the letters D and V . Reverse has a long cross with three pellets in each quarter. Length: 14.7mm, width: 12.1mm, thickness:0.7mm, weight: 0.6g

PUBLIC-2CDA8B: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, 2nd Reign (AD 1471 - 1483), Type XVb dating from AD 1471 - 1476, struck at Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth, with lis both sides of the neck and a D in the centre of the reverse. The coin has been clipped. JJ North Volume II (1991) page: 95, reference: 1660. Weight: 0.5 grams, Diameter: 13.3mm

WMID-11EB49: COIN
A medieval silver groat of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483). Type XVI, minted at London between mid-1473 and 3rd Feb 1477. North (1994) Vol 1 no. 1631. The coin is 25.34mm in diameter, 0.73mm thick and weighs 2.4g.

NMS-C1C4AB: COIN
Clipped and worn silver Medieval halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign. Rose initial mark. 'C' on breast, Canterbury mint. North 1639. Circa AD1471-1483. Diameter 20mm, thickness 0.6mm, weight, 1.14g

SWYOR-C07557: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a halfgroat of Edward IV, Second Reign (AD 1471-1483), minted at Canterbury (Royal), and dating from AD 1477-1480. Initial marks: rose/rose (North 1991: 93, ref: 1638, Type XVIII). Obverse: [ED]WARD DI GRA REX AnGL [Z FRA]; Crowned bust facing, C on breast. Rose initial mark. Reverse: POSVI DEVM ADIVT[ORE mEVm] (I have made God my Helper) //CIVI/TAS/CAn/TOR; Long cross dividing the inscriptions with three (joined) pellets in each quadrant. C in centre of the reverse. Rose initial mark. Thickness: 0.59 mm Weight: 1.11 g Diameter: 19.58 mm North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

CORN-C1FD19: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-83), initial mark rose (1471-1483), York mint, issued by Archbishop Lawrence Booth (1476-80) with B to left of neck, key to right of neck, clipped so that most of the legends are lost. Cf. Wren (1996) p.139, XXI; Spink 2132

SUR-ACE92C: COIN
A fragment of a silver medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), episcopal issue under Archbishop George Neville. Obverse: facing portrait with G and key by neck. Reverse: long cross with quatrefoil. Mint of York. North (1991), p94, number 1645.

YORYM-08EEA2: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. B and trefoil beside bust. Long cross reverse with "D" at centre and extra pellet in each angle. Minted in Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1658.

SUR-6FF1DA: COIN
An extremely worn silver hammered long cross penny, possibly of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Mint of York.

WILT-BA9193: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to AD 1472-1473. Type XIV, Withers Type 2f or 2g. London mint. North (1991: 95) no. 1667.

WILT-BA150D: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to AD 1471-1483. Type XIII-XVb, Durham mint. North (1991: 95) nos. 1659-1666. The coin has been peirced from the reverse at 8 oclock (on the reverse) using a rectangular punch.

PUBLIC-B9A8E8: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), mintmark pierced cross and pellet (1477-1480), London mint, trefoils on cusps, chevron-barred A, saltire stops, and R that looks like B, Type XVIII (Buck, 2000, p.42).

LEIC-B4A823: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, York mint, 1471-83.

PUBLIC-2461F2: COIN
Silver hammered groat of Edward IV, (1471-1483), Standard Type F minted in London, second reign. Pierced cross initial mark.North (1991) 1631 Class XII, Spink 2096. Obverse: crowned portrait facing, '+EDWARD;DI GRA REX.ANGL.Z FRANC'. trefoil stopes, Trefoil on cusps. Reverse: long cross, '+POSVI/DEVM.A/DIVTOR/E' MEVM. // CIVI/TAS/LON/DON.' trefoil stops

NARC-FBA987: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (AD 1471-1483). Local die type 5. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and D at centre. Durham Mint. AD 1476-1483. Diameter: 16.56mm, Thickness: 0.75mm, Weight: 0.5g. The coin is missing the majority of its outer flan.

LEIC-B909F3: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, suns and roses issue, Dublin mint, 1478-83. Spink 6394

LANCUM-13329E: COIN
Silver medieval groat of Edward IV, dating to 1480 - 1483 AD (during the king's second reign). Cinquefoil initial mark, mint of London. Obverse of forward-facing bust with trefoil on breast and trefoils in spandrels; EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Reverse of long cross pattee with three pellets in corners; POSVI/ DEVM A/DITOR/E' MEVM// CIVI/TAS/ LON/DON. Saltire stops. The coin is 25.54mm in diameter, 0.77mm in thickness and weighs 2.88g.

YORYM-EBA17F: COIN
A Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV of the second reign (AD 1471 - 1483), dating to the period AD 1471-83. No marks by the bust. Initial mark unclear. Long cross reverse. Mint of London.

SWYOR-A95D24: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd Reign (AD 1471 - 1483), Class XIII - XVa dating from AD 1471 - 1476, struck at Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth, with a letter B and a trefoil by the neck and a D in the centre of the reverse. The coin is clipped. See number 1659 on page 95 of North Volume II (1991). The coin weighs 0.5 grams, the diameter is 13.4mm and the thickness is 0.5mm.

DOR-2D0BF5: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to 1471 - 1483. (Carl Savage, pers. comm). Mint of Durham under Archbishops Lawrence Booth or William Dudley. The coin is clipped and very worn. Date: Medieval - c.1471 - 1483 Diameter: 12.84 mm Weight: 0.48 g

HAMP-C511B4: COIN
A late medieval clipped silver penny of probably Edward IV second reign (1471-83), mint of London, dating to 1471-83.

SUR-C02219: COIN
Silver hammered half penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Obverse: crowned portrait facing, EDWARD D G [...] REX. Cross initial mark. Reverse: long cross, CIVI/TAS/[...]. Unknown mint. Legend partially lost to clipping.

SUR-BF40E2: COIN
Silver hammered groat of Edward IV, (1471-1483), second reign,. Obverse: crowned portrait facing, legend almost lost to clipping but probably EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Roses by bust, trefoils on cusps. Initial mark annulet and pellet. Reverse: long cross, POSVI DEVM ADIVTORE' MEVM. CIVI/TAS/LOND/DON London mint. North (1991) 1580, Spink 2097.

NMS-8560D0: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Edward IV (second reign) dating to the period c. AD 1472 - 1473. Annulet initial mark. Mint of London. See: North, Vol. II, p. 75, no. 1631 XIV.

BUC-45206B: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV minted at York (quatrefoil in centre of rev) with the initial mark a rose and nothing by the bust and so is a cede vacante issue of 1472-5 E[DWARD DI GR]A RE[X AnGL]IE is the ob legend and [CIVI/TAS/EBO/RACI] is the rev

KENT-9D44CD: COIN
A slightly clipped medieval groat of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), Minted at London with small annulet initial marks, type XIV. North (1991) no.1631. Meaurements: 25.14mm in diameter, 1.1mm thick and 2.8g in weight.

HAMP-5D9D5B: COIN
An incomplete, worn and bent medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), mint: Durham (episcopal), North 1699. Ref: North 1991: 95. The coin is worn and in poor condition, missing parts of the outer edge, clipped and bent.

PUBLIC-E2990F: COIN
A worn and clipped medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV (second reign; 1471-83), probably Withers class 2 (North 1667), mint: London. Ref: Withers and Withers 2004: 31 (ref. 2g); North 1991: 95. The coin inscription includes the error EDWRD rather than EDWARD as seen on specimen 2g in Withers and Withers 2006.

SUR-B5B869: COIN
Silver long cross penny, possibly Edward IV. Folded and worn, inscriptions largely illegible. Obverse: Facing bust, no marks by bust. EDWARD [ ]. Initial mark possibly a lis. Reverse, long cross with quatrefoil-with-pellet at centre. CIVITAS [ ]. Possibly York mint.

HAMP-3E1025: COIN
A late medieval groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), standard type 'F' with trefoils on the cusps of the tressure, pierced cross and pellet initial mark (the pellet in quarter 2 on the obverse and quarter 3 on the reverse), type XIX. Mint of London, dating to 1471-83. Reference: North 1631 (XIX).

HAMP-3AFF8E: COIN
A late medieval groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), standard type 'F', probably trefoil initial mark (visible to the reverse). Mint of London, dating to (probably) 1470-1. There are small trefoils on the cusps of the tressure. The finder reports that the coin was bent when found and subsequently annealed and straightened. With thanks to Carl Savage for the identification of this coin and the suggested date. Reference: North 1631

SOM-FB187D: COIN
A clipped Late Medieval silver penny, probably of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). Probably a local die, York mint. The coin has been clipped to the inner circle.

SOM-90E73B: COIN
A clipped Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign) dating to AD 1473-1478. Minted at Dublin or Drogheda or Trim. Spink (2002,134-135) no.6361, 6369, 6384. The coin has been clipped to the inner circle.

CORN-90C6F5: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), initial mark cinquefoil (1480-1483), London mint, Withers 10a, Spink 2137. The coin has been perforated with two tiny holes perhaps to enable it to be sewn on to material, pressed through from the obverse, as it could not be for suspension.

NMS-154DB1: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483 (Second reign). Rose initial mark. Mint of York, sede vacante. See: North, Vol. II, p. 76, no. 1653.

YORYM-5862F5: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1473 - 1477. Second reign. Long cross reverse. Pierced cross initial mark. Mint of London. Withers Type 6 or 9.

BUC-DF178E: COIN
A silver medieval penny, possibly of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483) dating to the second reign, 1471-1483. Minted under Bishop William Dudley. North 1991, volume II, page 95, number 1666. The coin is very worn, and the legend has been clipped. There is an extra projection on the left side of the crown, a possible D to the left of the neck and a possible V to the right.

WAW-F10CA8: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of possibly Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1658 to 1663.

LANCUM-200145: COIN
A possible contemporary counterfeit penny of Edward IV either of the York or the Irish mints, no visible mark by bust or crown date is 1464-83 [ED]WA[RD DI GRA ...] is the ob legend and the rev is illegible. The diameter is 18mm and the weight 0.45g.

WILT-CB6D62: COIN
A medieval silver penny, probably of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471-1483 (second reign). Issued by archibishop Lawrence Booth. Initial mark: rose. B and key by bust. York mint. North: 1652

SWYOR-8D0419: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign (AD 1471 - 1483) issued under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham and dating from AD 1480 -1483, Type XXI 4 with a T to the left of the neck and a key to the right. Mint of York. The coin has lost some of the edge. It is 14.6mm diameter, 0.6mm thick and 0.54g. See North (1991) number 1654 in Volume II, page 94.

WILT-286986: COIN
A clipped medieval silver penny of Edward IV, dating to the period AD 1471-1483. Reverse depicting a long cross fourchee with three pellets in each quarter. Mint of Durham. Pansy initial mark. North vol.II p.95 no.1663.

SUR-C2564E: COIN
A fragment of a silver penny of Edward IV under Bishop William Dudley, 1476-1483. Durham mint.

SWYOR-AB3E14: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a halfgroat of Edward IV, Second Reign (AD 1471-1483), minted at Canterbury (Royal), and dating from AD 1477-1480. Initial marks: rose/rose (North 1991: 93, ref: 1638, Type XVIII). Obverse: EDWARD DI GRA REX AnGL Z FRA; Crowned bust facing, C on breast. Rose initial mark. Reverse: POSVI [DEVM A]DIVTORE mEVm (I have made God my Helper) //CIVI/TAS/CAn/TOR; Long cross dividing the inscriptions with three pellets in each quadrant. C in centre of the reverse. The coin is 19.2mm diameter, 0.7mm thick and 1.22g. North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

NMGW-6CA410: COIN
Medieval silver coin Probably Edward IV (1471-83) York penny The crude style may suggest local dies or irregular 0.51g, worn

GLO-57E2CD: COIN
~~Penny of Edward IV minted under Archbishop George Neville Date 1471-1483 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards G and key by neck [EDWARD DI GRA REX] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, quatrefoil in the centre [CIVITAS] EBO[RACI] This coin has also been clipped

SUSS-B36FDB: COIN
A silver, late medieval, 15th century, penny, heavily clipped, of Edward IV AD.1461-1483, second reign, AD.1471-1483, Durham mint, Bishop William Dudley, North No.1665. Obverse, crowned bust of king facing, V to right of bust. Reverse, long cross with three pellets in angles, D in centre of reverse.

GLO-86CDF5: COIN
~~Penny of Edward IV minted under Archbishop George Neville Date 1471-1483 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards G and key by neck [EDWARD DI GRA REX] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, quatrefoil in the centre [CIVITAS EBORACI] This coin has also been clipped

BH-CD1BFA: COIN
A clipped silver longcross half penny of Edward IV dating to the period of AD 1473 to AD 1476. Mint of Durham.

DENO-FABEB6: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign AD 1471 to 1483). Minted at York (Episcopal mint) AD 1472-1475 (North 1648). The coin has been clipped.

BUC-CE4B1A: COIN
A worn and clipped Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (1471-1483) second reign, minted at Durham under Bishop William Dudley, dating to 1476-1483. Initial mark is illegible. North 1991, no 1665 or 1666, page 95. The 'V' to the right of the bust is visible but it is unclear if there is a 'D' to the left of the bust. The coin is bent back at the top of the crown.

WILT-61FF42: COIN
A medieval silver groat of Edward IV, dating to the period AD 1471-1483. POSVI DEVM ADIVITORE MEVM / CIVITAS LONDON reverse, depicting a long cross fourchee with three pellets in each quarter. Mint of London. Pierced cross and pellet initial mark. North vol.II p.93 no.1631.

DEV-7DE13D: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). Uncertain initial mark, Minted in York. North (1991: 94) nos. 1644-1656.

DEV-3ECBC9: COIN
A Late Medieval silver penny, probably of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). Probably minted at Durham with local dies under an uncertain Bishop. North (1991: 95) nos. 1661-1666. The coin is worn and has been clipped down to the inner circle around much of its circumference.

YORYM-3A7C68: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. Long cross with quatrefoil reverse. Mint of York under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham. North Vol 2, p.94, no.1654. The coin is clipped.

DEV-18673F: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483). Probably cinquefoil or pansy initial mark, probably minted in York or Durham. c. 50% of the flan is lost to an irregular break.

SUSS-BE471B: COIN
Incomplete silver long cross penny of Edward IV AD.1471-1483 (second reign), minted in Durham by Bishop William Dudley. Legend: [...].North number 1666. The obverse shows a bust forward, with D and V either side of the neck of the bust. The initial mark on the obverse is a cinquefoil. The coin is badly clipped, and so a large portion of the legend is missing. Legend: * EDW [] IE. The reverse shows a long cross with a D in the centre of the cross. This face is badly worn, and the legend is missing. Diameter: 13.53mm Weight: 0.54g

SWYOR-411AC4: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a half penny of Edward IV, probably second reign (AD 1471 - 1483). See North (1991) Volume 2, page 95, number 1667 - 1699. The coin is 11.9mm diameter, 0.5mm thick and 0.3g. It is clipped and part of the edge is broken away.

NARC-B01723: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Edward IV (AD 1461-1483). Second Reign. Type XIV-XVb. Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant and central D. Durham mint under Bishop Lawrence Booth. AD 1471-1483. Diameter: 15.50mm, Thickness: 0.74mm, Weight: 0.5g. North Vol II, P 95, no 1659-1660. The coin is missing a portion of its outer flan.

WILT-49A1FA: COIN
A silver medieval halfgroat of Edward IV, dating to the period AD 1477-1480 (second half of the reign). Canterbury mint, letter C on breast and in the centre of the reverse, initial mark is probably a rose. North 1589, p88.

DENO-F7A328: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (Second reign AD 1471-1483) York mint (1475) NB: This coin seems rather crude and may be a copy.

WILT-C9A18D: COIN
A silver medieval halfpenny of Edward IV, dating to the period AD 1471-1483 (second reign). EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS HIBERNIE, forward facing bust, CIVITAS LONDON reverse type with solid long cross, three pellets in each quadrant. North 1608, p89. (North, JJ, 1991, English Hammered Coinage, Vol 2, p 89, no 1608). There is a small hole in the coin, on the top left of the crown, but the irregular shape and placement does not indicate this was a purposeful piercing to alter the use of the coin.

SOM-A1F9D5: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to AD 1471 to 1476. Local dies type. Minted at Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth. North (1991:95) no.1663.

WAW-8DD791: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1663.

KENT-546B48: COIN
A Medieval silver, solid long cross penny of Edward IV (AD1461-1483). York Archiepiscopal issue probably by Archbishop George Neville (AD 1465-1476). There is a historical, circular perforation in the upper left obverse quadrant. the legend is missing probably ue to clipping. Obverse - forward facing crowned bust, G and key by bust. Initial mark missing Obverse legend is missing. Reverse - solid long cross with three pellets per quarter, quartrefoil at centre. Reverse legend is missing. Die axis is uncertain. Measurements - weight:0.65g, diameter: 14.98mm, thickness: 0.55mm

CAM-D5ED45: COIN
A clipped silver Medieval coin. A penny of Edward IV, second reign AD1471-1483. North number 1652. Obverse shows a forward facing, open bifoliate crowned bust, B and key by the neck. The obverse legend is completely missing due to the clipped condition of the coin but is likely to have read [EDWARD D(E)I GRA REX ANG(LIE)]. Reverse shows solid long cross with unclear quatrefoil at centre and three pellets per quarter. The reverse legend is completely missing due to the clipped condition of the coin. Mint is York, under Archbishop Lawrence Booth AD1476-1480. Die axis is uncertain. Weight is 0.51g, diameter is 14.1mm, thickness is 0.7mm.

LEIC-99B5E1: COIN
Medieval silver penny, probably Edward IV?, Struck off centre and in poor condition. York mint.

WILT-489F85: COIN
An incomplete silver long cross penny of Edward IV, second reign, dating to period AD 1471-1483 . The obverse has a key to the right of the neck. The reverse has a long cross with three pellets in each quarter, quatrefoil in centre. York mint.

KENT-89909E: COIN
A very worn long cross coin of Edward IV probably 2nd reign (1471 - 1483), issued by Bishop Lawrence Booth (1471-76) at Durham. Dimensions: Width 14.61mm, thickness 0.74mm and weight 0.55g.

DOR-45ACCE: COIN
A silver penny probably of Edward IV (second reign 1471- 1483) dating to 1471 -1476 .Episcopal mint of York. Issued under Archbishop Lawrence Booth. The coin is clipped. Date: Medieval Diameter: 15.75 mm Weight: 0.72 g Die axis: 3

A silver penny of probably of Edward IV (1461 - 1470 & 1471- 1483) dating to 1465 -1475 .Episcopal mint of York. Issued under Archbishop George Neville.The coin is clipped. Date: Medieval Diameter: 15.63 mm Weight: 0.59 g Die axis: unclear

LEIC-F6237F: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny, probably of Edward IV (?) Durham mint. 1464-83.

CORN-75E5A8: COIN
Incomplete clipped silver long cross penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), mintmark rose (1471-1483 for York). An archepiscopal issue of Archbishop Neville of York when he was restored from 1475-1476. The obverse has a key to the right of the neck of the bust and a G to the left and a rose mintmark, which are the identifiers of coins issued by Archbishop Neville at the York mint. The fleurs on the crown are so close together that they form a row of annulets above the headband. The cross on the reverse has a quatrefoil in the centre. Spink 2130.

WILT-4E99BE: COIN
A complete silver medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign), dating to the period AD 1471-1483. Solid long cross, three pellets in each quadrant and D in centre, Durham mint. N1542, (North, JJ, 1991, English Hammered Coinage, Spink & Son, London, p 84, no 1542).

CORN-42EBDC: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), Type XVIIIb (Brooke 5) with no fleurs on cusps on breast or above crown on obverse, initial mark pierced cross with pellet in third quarter (1477-1480), London mint, Spink 2098. There is a transverse bar on the copula or backwards 'Z' in the obverse legend and the random placing of suns and roses as reverse stops is typical but not universal in Type XVIII (Buck, 2000, 42).

CORN-B93C02: COIN
Silver long cross penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), second reign (1471-1483), probably Durham mint. The coin has been clipped so that the legends are missing, but the obverse has a V to the right of the neck, which suggests it is an episcopal issue of Bishop Dudley of Durham (1476-1483). The bust is identified as Edward IV by the shape of the head and crown and the V. The crescent shaped hollow at the base of the neck is illustrated on a penny of Bishop Dudley in Spink (2007) on page 196 no.2123, which has a D to the left of the neck and V to the right. No.2122 (also Bishop Dudley at Durham) has only the V to the right of the neck. This coin is too worn to distinguish whether the D is also present.

WILT-8F30B3: COIN
A iincomplete medieval silver penny of the second reign of Edward IV dating to period c. AD 1471-1483. Uncertain mint.

WILT-7AAA3D: COIN
A medieval silver groat of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1477 - 1480. Pierced cross and pellet initial mark. Mint of London. Cf. North, Vol. II, p. 93, no. 1631.

DENO-3ECCA0: COIN
A silver medieval groat of Edward VI. London Mint (AD 1472 -1477; Type XIV/XV; North 1631).

BERK-2C0A68: COIN
A Medieval heavily clipped silver longcCross penny of Edward IV (second reign AD 1471 - 1483), episcopal issue of Bishop William Dudley of Durham dating to the period AD 1476 - 1483. Letter D to the left of the neck and V to the right; North N1666.

BERK-6BAE49: COIN
A worn, clipped and slightly bent medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV (second reign), dating to the period early AD 1480 to 12th February 1483. Mint of Canterbury. Lombardic Ns, unbarred As. Probable cinquefoil initial marks. North N1640.

SUR-805CB1: COIN
A clipped and very worn pierced silver penny of Edward VI, 1480, York mint.

FAKL-B1476D: COIN
Medieval coin, silver penny of Edward IV (1471-1483) Durham mint, mis-struck. Obverse: Facing bust, obscured, EDWARD REX ANGLI. Reverse: long cross CIVI/TAS/DVR [ ] North 1568-1666, Diameter 17.9mm, Mass 0.63g.

LANCUM-1C883E: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV type XX minted at Canterbury at the royal mint, C on breast and rose in centre of cross, initial mark is a rose, date is 1477-80AD. ED[WARD DI] GRA REX AnGL [Z FRAnC] is the ob legend and CIVI/TAS/CAn/TOR and POSVI/]DEVm A/D]IVTOR/E mEVm are the rev legends~~The diameter is 22mm and the weight 1.20g.

BERK-F63842: COIN
A clipped silver Medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign, AD 1471-1483), dating to AD 1471-1476. Struck with a local die under Bishop Lawrence Booth at Durham. North (1991: 95) no. 1661.

CORN-7F200D: COIN
Clipped silver penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), initial mark trefoil (1471-1472), B to left of bust and trefoil to right, and letter 'D' in the centre of the reverse cross, minted in Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth (1457-1476), Spink 2115.

LANCUM-C9F917: COIN
A silver clipped penny of Edward IV type XXI(4) minted at the Ecclesastical mint of York under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham, T and key by bust, date is 1480-83AD. [EDWARD D G REX AnGLIE] is the obverse legend and [CIVI/TAS/EBO/RACI] is the reverse. The diameter is 13mm and the weight 0.45g.

WMID-4A8FB9: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1471-1483). Minted at York under archbishop George Neville. G and key by bust.

LEIC-37D457: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London mint, second reign, type XIV.

LEIC-37AE26: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, 1471-2, inscription obscured issued by Archbishop Neville at York mint. Spink coins of England p.196 2125

LIN-1566DE: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV. Mint of Durham, Bishop William Dudley. Struck 1476-83.

WAW-D42265: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1666.

YORYM-C63F59: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. Long cross reverse. Sun and rose initial mark. Mint of London. North Vol 2, p.93, no.1634.

WMID-DF1053: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1471-1483). Minted at York under archbishop George Neville. G and key by bust, initial mark is unknown. Obverse inscription and reverse inscription are missing as the coin has been heavily clipped.

CORN-BAFF2F: COIN
Silver long cross penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-83), initial mark rose (1471-1483), Archbishop Rotherham (1480-1483), with slanting 'T' to left of neck and slanting key to right, star to right of crown but too worn to see if star on breast, quatrefoil on centre of reverse, York mint, Spink 2136. The coin is incomplete but has also been clipped so that the silver clippings can be re-used.

CORN-BAF7C3: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), Durham mint under Bishop Booth (1471-1476), with 'D' in the centre of the reverse cross and 'v' under CIVI in the reverse legend by the three pellets, 'v' on breast but 'B' to left of crown may have been removed by perforation, Spink 2119. The coin has been pierced with an irregular hole that is not close enough to one edge for suspension and is more likely a nail hole.

LANCUM-8A237A: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV type XVIII/XX with the initial mark a rose on both sides, letter C on breast, date is 1477-80AD. EDWARD [DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRA]N is the ob legend and CIVI/TAS/CAn/TOR and POSVI/DEVM [A/DIVTOR/E MVE]M are the rev legends.The diameter is 17mm and the weight 0.81g.

CORN-12B3FA: COIN
Silver long cross penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483) but incomplete and very worn on the obverse with only a faint key to the right of the neck and the breast mark missing, and a quatrefoil in the centre of the reverse, so minted in York, an espiscopal issue of either Archbishop George Neville (1471-72 and again 1475 -1476) or Archbishop Lawrence Booth (1476-1480) or Archbishop Rotherham (1480-1483), Spink 2124-2136.

WILT-8CC3DC: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (second reign) dating from AD1471-1483. Missing initial mark. Archbishop Thomas Rotheram issue, with inital T to the left of shoulder on bust. Quatrefoil reverse. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 94, nos. 1654-1656. The detail on the bust is illegible.

SUR-A3E548: COIN
A worn and clipped penny probably of Edward IV, 1471-1483, York mint.

SOM-FF9FC1: COIN
Medieval silver penny of either Henry VI, restored (1470-1471) or Edward IV, second reign(1471-1483), initial mark unclear, minted at York under George Neville or when Sede Vacante. North (1991: 91 or 94) 1623, 1645,1650 or 1651. Clipped.

CORN-BEA34D: COIN
Silver long cross penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-83), initial mark rose (1471-1483), Archbishop Rotherham (1480-1483), with slanting 'T' to left of neck and slanting key to right, star to right of crown but too worn to see if star on breast, quatrefoil on centre of reverse, York mint, Spink 2136. The coin has been clipped so that the silver clippings can be re-used.

WILT-AC3B76: COIN
A medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV (Second reign) dating to AD 1471-1483, London mint.

DENO-9818E2: COIN
A silver, incomplete, Medieval penny of Edward IV (AD 1461 - AD 1470 and AD 1471 - AD 1483), Second reign coinage, Standard Type G, dating to the period April AD 1471 - Feb AD 1477. Archiescopal mint at York, under Archbishop George Neville. North page 94, no 1645, 1646, or 1650. Diameter: 15.7 mm Thickness: 0.8 mm Weight: 0.4 g

WAW-15AD7B: COIN
Medieval coin: halfpenny of probably Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483). York mint.

DENO-E34FEE: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV. Issued by William Dudley, Durham mint (AD 1476; North 1666). This coin has been clipped.

FAJN-14403E: COIN
A medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV ( probably second reign; 1471-83), North 1667 (probably); mint: London. Ref: North 1991: 94.

SWYOR-EA1AAD: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a groat of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471-1483), Type XXI dating from AD 1480 - 1483), minted at London. Initial marks: cinquefoil/cinquefoil. See North (1991) Volume 2, page 93, number 1631. The coin is 24.7mm diameter, 0.9mm thick and 2.83g. Obverse: EDWARD DI GRA REX AnGL Z FRAnC (double saltire stops); Crowned bust facing with a bifoliate crown within a tressure of nine arches, rose on breast and fleurs on cusps. Reverse: POSVI/DEVm A/DIVTOR/E mEVm (I have made God my Helper) (saltire and rose stops); CIVI/TAS/LOn/DOn; Long cross dividing the inscriptions with three pellets in each quadrant North, J. J. 1991. English Hammered Coinage, Volume II, Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink & Son, London.

SUR-81FEC7: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, 1471-1472, possibly Type XIV, London mint. There is a hole in the coin on the left of the bust along the line of a fold mark. It is unclear whether this is a deliberate, if untidy, piercing or result of the folding of the coin.

WAW-6FD04C: COIN
Medieval coin: silver penny of Edward IV or Richard III minted between 1471 and 1485. North Nos. 1658-1666 or 1687.

KENT-35A298: COIN
A highly clipped and worn silver medieval long-cross penny likely of Edward IV's second reign (1471-1483), Minted at London North type 1641, (uncertain sub type). Measurements: 14.68mm in diameter, 0.51mm thick and 0.61g in weight.

KENT-A06AC1: COIN
A very worn, clipped, abraded and pierced silver Medieval long cross penny of Edward IV second reign 1471-1483, Archiepiscopal issue of York under Lawrence Booth, 1476-1480. North 1652, Withers XXIi. There is a piercing just below right of the bust's chin through the middle of a quarter of the reverse. Measurements: 14.mm in diameter, 0.54mm thick and 0.41g in weight.

KENT-9F38FB: COIN
A worn, clipped and abraded silver medival long cross penny of Edward IV second reign 1471-1483, Archiepiscopal issue of York from a period of Sede vacancy, 1472-1475. North 1648, Withers XVIiii. Obv.: Facing crowned bust, E and rose by bust. Leg.: '[+EDWARD(E)◇DI◇]GRA[◇REX ANGL(IE)]'. Rev.: Long cross with three pellets in each quarter with quatrefoil-with-pellet at centre of reverse. Rev.: '[C]IVI/[TAS/EBO/RACI]'. The coin is quite worn and has substantial abrasion around the circumference. Measurements: 14.8mm in diameter, 0.75mm thick and 0.66g in weight.

PUBLIC-8FAB5F: COIN
A silver Medieval half groat of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483), mintmark rose c.1477-1480, double saltire stops, Canterbury mint, North 1637.

SUR-394CB6: COIN
A clipped silver penny of Edward IV, 1476-1483, under Bishop Dudley, Durham mint.

WILT-111ED4: COIN
A medieval silver half groat of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1461-1470. 2nd reign, Light Coinage. Mint of Canterbury, Initial Mark - Pall. North: 1590, Type VIb/VII.

HESH-D40E7E: COIN
Silver half groat of Edward IV - 2nd reign - Light Coinage. Canterbury Mint - Initial Mark - Pall / Sun - Group VIb dated: July 1645- July 1646 North: 1590

CORN-C6C6BF: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), minted at York under Archbishop Rotherham (1480-1483) with 'T' to left of bust and slanting key to right on obverse, and quatrefoil at centre of cross on reverse, Spink 2134. The coin has been clipped so that the silver clippings can be re-used.

A clipped and worn silver penny probably of Edward IV, 1471-1483, Durham mint. Type 12-15

HAMP-281434: COIN
A clipped and bent medieval silver penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483). Second reign, struck under Bishop William Dudley (1476-1483) (North 1666) dating to 1476-1483. Mint of Durham. North (1991, 95). The flan has been so heavily clipped that it can be called incomplete. It measures 15.2mm in diameter, 0.5mm in thickness and weighs 0.61g

WMID-95859E: COIN
A complete, Medieval, silver, Groat of Edward IV (AD 1461 - AD 1470 and AD 1471 - AD 1483). Second reign issue, Standard Type F, muled coin, Obverse Type XVIII, Reverse Type XX, dated to the period from 3rd February AD 1477 - early AD 1480. Initial Mark: Pierced plain cross with pellet at base on right. Mint: London. North Vol II, page 93, No 1631. Diameter: 24.1 mm Thickness: 0.9 mm Weight: 2.8 g

SWYOR-586B79: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV (AD 1471-1483), minted at Durham under Bishop William Dudley using local dies, dating from AD 1476-1483. Initial mark: missing. Compare North (1991) page 95, number 1666. This example does not have a D on the reverse, but this is a known type. The coin is clipped and the legend is missing. 14.6mm diameter, 0.6mm thick and 0.67g. Obverse: legend missing. Crowned bust facing with a bifoliate crown. D to left of bust, V to right of bust Reverse: Legend missing. Long cross dividing the inscription with three pellets in each quadrant

CORN-DCE8F5: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), single saltire stops in obverse legend, Standard Type 'F', pierced cross initial mark on both obverse and reverse, London mint, North 1631, Type XVII minted between mid 1473 to the 3rd February, 1477.

HAMP-787E15: COIN
A heavily clipped medieval silver penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483). Local dies, issued under Bishop Lawrence Booth (1464-1476) (North 1663). Initial mark: pansy, dating to 1471-1476. Mint of Durham. North (1975, 76). The coin measures 14.5mm in diameter, 0.4mm in thickness and weighs 0.46g. It has been slightly bent in profile.

DUR-4D59E5: COIN
A silver medieval half groat of Edward IV second reign (1471-1483), Long cross reverse with three pellets in each quadrant. Canterbury mint. AD 1477-1480. North vol 2, No 1634 Dimensions: Diameter - 18.07mm, Thickness- 0.62mm, Weight- 1.0g

LEIC-76A131: COIN
A worn and clipped medieval silver penny of Edward IV (Second Reign; 1471-83), class XVIiii (North 1650), minted at York under Archbishop George Neville. Ref: North 1991: 94.

SWYOR-3C6625: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a clipped penny of Edward IV, second reign (AD 1471 - 1483), Type XVI 3 or XVI 4 minted at York and dating from AD 1472 - 1476. There is a letter to the left of the bust, and a rose to the right. The legends have been entirely clipped away. See North number 1648 or 1649 on page 94 of North (1994) Volume 2. The coin is 13.6mm diameter, 0.6mm thick and 0.51g.

LIN-266FD5: COIN
A medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, dating to the period AD 1473-1477. Second reign. Pierced cross initial mark. Mint of London. Cf. North Vol. II, no. 1667.

PUBLIC-A9E49A: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Edward IV Second Reign (1471-1483). Obverse: Bust of Edward with lis by bust. Possible Rose initial mark at top. Words on legend clipped, only bottom half of some letters are visible. Reverse: Long Cross separating coin into quadrants. Each quadrant has three pellets. Words on legend clipped. Initial mark: Rose, Mint: Durham (Bishop Laurence Booth)

NMS-6E3FF8: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York under Archbishop Rotherham, T and Key by neck, star on breast, worn and clipped, 1480-3

LEIC-1FE019: COIN
Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV, Canterbury mint. second reign, 1477-80AD, Spink 2106.

SWYOR-1F99B3: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a Penny probably of Edward IV (AD 1461 - 1470 and 1471 - 1483), possibly second reign, initial mark rose, mint of Bristol. The coin is struck off flan and the centre is damaged by a slit. There is a group of four pellets to the left of the bust. Compare number 1642 on page 94 of North Volume 2 (1991). The coin is 17.1mm diameter, 0.3mm thick and 0.6g.

LEIC-1E0D5C: COIN
Medieval silver Halfgroat of Edward IV, Canterbury mint, 1477-80AD, Spink 2108.

LEIC-C9B4C2: COIN
Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV, second reign, York mint, probably Archbishop Neville or Booth issue, 1471-83.

YORYM-0A3879: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. Long cross reverse with quatrefoil centre. Mint of York. Unclear marks by neck.

BERK-09B816: COIN
A heavily clipped silver penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating from AD 1471-1483. Mint of Durham, produced under Bishop William Dudley. North 1666.

SWYOR-78E71F: COIN
A Medieval silver coin in two pieces; probably a halfpenny of Edward IV (second reign) dating from AD 1471-83. Mint probably Canterbury. Withers' Type 1. See page 34 of Halfpenies and farthings; Edward IV - Henry VII (2004) and North 1991, 95, ref. 1668. Compare also IOW-932E36 which has a very similar bust. This could suggest that the mint is Durham, but the other features of Durham coins are not evident. The obverse legends are illegible. The coin is 14mm diameter, 0.5mm thick and 0.56g.

YORYM-219BBD: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV (second reign) dating to the period 1471-1483. Long cross reverse. Uncertain initial mark. Mint of London. Withers (2004) class 3-11 p.32-33.

YORYM-20E31A: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV (second reign) dating to the period 1471-1483AD. Canterbury mint. Probable cinquefoil initial mark. Long cross reverse. North vol II, p.93, no.1640.

DENO-E3C842: COIN
A silver medieval halfgroat of Edward IV. Rose mint mark, Canterbury (Royal) mint (AD 1477-1480; North 1637). This coin has been clipped.

CORN-66280B: COIN
Incomplete silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), Dublin mint, Heavy coinage (c.1470-1473), Spink 6323. The coin has been heavily clipped and has also fractured along an irregular line.

SWYOR-4E55B8: COIN
A Medieval silver coin: a penny, possibly of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 83), Durham mint. It is struck on an oval flan that is 18.4mm long 16.6mm wide and 0.8mm thick. it weighs 1.2gm. Reference: North, volume 2, Page 95, number 1658.

FAKL-3EB588: COIN
Medieval silver round halfpenny of Edward IV, 2nd reign, (1471-1483) Canterbury, North 1668, Withers p.34, No. 2a. Obverse:crowned bust facing with C on breast, 'EDWARD [dei gra rex] , Reverse: long-cross 'CIVI/ [tas/ can/ t] OR. Clippped. Diameter 12.0mm, Mass 0.29g.

SUSS-02F0C1: COIN
A Medieval silver half groat of Edward IV, second reign, dating from AD 1471-1483. Type XX, initial mark: rose, probably dating from February 1477-Early 1480 (North 1991, p. 92). Mint of Canterbury (C on breast, rose in centre of reverse cross). Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 93, no. 1639. Irregular clipping around circumference.

SWYOR-ECB5C0: COIN
A Medieval silver coin: a penny probably of Edward IV, second reign light coinage, Durham mint, dating from AD 1471 - 1483. It was probably struck from local dies at Durham for the benefit of Bishop Lawrence Booth or Bishop Willliam Dudley. The coin is 12.8mm in diameter and 0.3mm thick. It weighs 0.38gm. It is only the size and weight of a halfpenny, so may have been made on a halfpenny flan, or may have been reduced by clipping. The size of the bust and inner circle match a penny. References: North, volume 2, number 1659 - 1666, page 95.

SUSS-81F987: COIN
An extremely worn clipped late Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV (second issue) dating from AD 1471-1483. Initial mark missing due to clipping. Archbishop Thomas Rotheram issue, with inital T to the left of shoulder and key to the right of shoulder. Mint of York. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 94, nos. 1654-1656. The detail on the bust is illegible, therefore it is not possible to identify which of these examples is the exact parallel.

NMS-B3C5E7: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York, Lawrence Booth or Sede Vacante, B to left of bust and key to right, quatrefoil at centre of reverse, North 1652-3, heavily clipped, 1476-80

WILT-797D82: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (probably second reign). Uncertain initial mark, Durham mint (AD 1471-1483; North 1659-66).

YORYM-377396: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. B and key beside bust. Long cross reverse with quatrefoil centre. Minted in York under Bishop Lawrence Booth. North Vol 2, p.94, no.1652. The coin has been heavily clipped removing all legends.

PUBLIC-102D0C: COIN
A clipped medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483). Type XVIII with pierced cross and pellet initial mark (North 1667) dating to 1473-1477. Mint of London. North (1975, 77). The coin measures 13.09mm in diameter, 0.54mm in thickness and weighs 1.1g

DUR-E5BB8B: COIN
A clipped silve halfgroat of Edward IV (second reign) dating to the period AD 1471 to 1483. North Number 1637.

NMS-B97BF6: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth with nothing by neck or at centre of reverse, initial mark short cross fitchee, North 1658, dated April to August 1471

SWYOR-7C97C8: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd Reign (AD 1471 - 1483), Class XIV dating from AD 1472 - 1473, struck at Durham with a rose initial mark (probably), a letter B and a trefoil by the neck and a D in the centre of the reverse. The coin is clipped. It is 15mm diameter, 0.6mm thick and 0.72g. See number 1659 on page 95 of North Volume II (1991).

YORYM-68AAB4: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. B beside bust. Long cross reverse with "D" at centre. Minted in Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1659.

HAMP-63F3EC: COIN
A Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV (Second reign), dating from AD 1471-1483. Initial mark: cinquefoil. Probably mint of Durham, of local type under Bishop William Dudley. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 95, no. 1666. The coin has been clipped severely and surface wear makes full identification difficult; however the remaining detail, including initials D and V on either side of the bust confirms this identification.

PUBLIC-51BAA3: COIN
A clipped medieval silver groat of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483). Type XIV (probably) (North 1632). Initial mark: (small annulet), dating to c. 1472-1473. Mint of Bristol. North (1975, 75). The coin measures 25.98 mm in diameter, 0.79 mm in thickness and weighs 3 g

SUSS-DCBD09: COIN
An illegible and clipped silver long cross penny of later Medieval issue, probably issued by either Henry VI or Edward IV, dating from AD 1422-1483. Both legends are illegible, but the quatrefoil in the centre of the reverse cross confirms that the coin's mint is of York. It is likely that this coin was of Episcopal issue either Sede Vacante or by Archbishop George Neville on behalf of Edward IV (Second reign, AD 1471-1483) due to remaining detail. There is a cinquefoil rose by the obverse bust's head or crown on the left, which does not match with any option listed by North (1991 Vol II, pp. 94-95. Perhaps it is possible that this is an error in the die and that the rose should have been positioned to the right of the crown as in North 1991 Vol II, p. 94, no. 1648 or no. 1649.

YORYM-59C8AA: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV, 2nd reign dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Long cross reverse. Cinquefoil initial mark. Mint of London. Withers Type 10. Withers (2005) p.33.

BERK-C340A0: COIN
A clipped and worn silver penny, possibly dating to the second reign of Edward IV (1471-1483). Long-cross penny. Durham mint.

SUSS-4A5F00: COIN
A Medieval silver long cross penny of Edward IV (second reign), dating from AD 1471-1476 . Durham Local die of Bishop Lawrence Booth (AD 1457-1476). Initial mark illegible, probably rose or pansy. Crosses above obverse crown. D at centre of reverse. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 95, no. 1662; also Wren, p. 142, nos. 1-2.

SUR-718C77: COIN
A very worn and clipped silver penny fragment of Edward IV - Henry VII, 1471-1509, Durham mint.

LIN-36374A: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV (1471-83), dating to the period 1476-80. Struck at York under Archbishop Lawrence Booth. North (1996), no.1652.

SWYOR-9377C5: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign (AD 1471 - 1483) issued under Archishop Thomas Rotherham and dating from AD 1480 -1483, Type XXI 4. Mint of York. The coin is 16mm diameter and 0.7mm thick. 0.69g. The coin is worn and clipped. See North number 1654 in Volume II, page 94.

SWYOR-935D31: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny possibly of Edward IV, 2nd reign (AD 1471 - 1483) issued under Bishop Dudley and dating from AD 1476 -1483. Mint of Durham. The coin is 14.6mm diameter and 0.7mm thick. 0.74g. The coin is worna nd heavily clipped. One quarter of the reverse is slightly double struck. See North number 1666 in Volume II, page 95.

SWYOR-933FB8: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny originally identified as possibly of Richard III (AD 1483 - 1485) issued under Bishop John Sherwood (AD 1484 - 1494) and dating from AD 1484 -1485 but subsequently re-identified as a penny probably of Edward IV second reign (AD 1471 - 1483). Mint of Durham. The coin is 15.6mm diameter and 0.4mm thick. 0.64g. See North number 1659 - 1666 in Volume II, page 95.

KENT-A5F761: COIN
A clipped and worn Medieval silver coin; a groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), type XIII or XIV, annulet initial mark, Minted at London 1471-Mid 1473. See North number 1631.

NMS-7DC68C: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, probably local dies for Durham, extra pellet in one quarter, North 1661, legends almost clipped away, 1471-6

NMS-AEBB36: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham with D and V by neck, local dies under Bishop William Dudley, North 1666, heavily clipped, 1476-83

YORYM-6CED8E: COIN
A silver farthing of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1472. Second reign. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Withers Type 3b. Withers, p.32.

PUBLIC-C5127E: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a long cross penny of Edward IV second reign. Minted in York (Sede Vacante period, AD 1472-1475). North Number 1641 - 1656. Coin has been pierced at 11 O'Clock.

LEIC-B22806: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV (1461-1485), issued by Bishop William Dudley 1476-1483, in Durham.

NMS-5F3FEC: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, very worn and all legends clipped away but D and V by neck thus Durham mint under Bishop Dudley, local dies, North 1666, 1476-83

NMS-32C0B2: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, clipped, York, letter (perhaps a 'B') and a key by neck, quatrefoil at centre of reverse, 1461-83

YORYM-092F20: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 -1483. Second reign. Long cross reverse. Mint of London. Uncertain type.

NMS-B847F3: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, heavily clipped, York with E and rose flanking neck and quatrefoil at centre of reverse, type XVI 3 (Sede Vacante), North 1648, 1473-5

YORYM-35E91D: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. C on breast and in centre of long cross reverse. Uncertain initial mark. Mint of Canterbury. North Vol 2, p.93, no.1638.

HESH-23FD56: COIN
Silver half groat of Edward IV, 2nd Reign (1471-1483) struck at the mint in Canterbury c. 3rd Feb 1477-early 1480. North 1637 or 1638

SWYOR-654F1E: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV (second reign issue) dating from AD 1471 - 1476. It was struck at the Durham mint from local dies issued under Bishop Lawrence Booth. Obverse: bust facing. B to left of crown. Crosses by neck. V on breast. Pansy initial mark. Reverse: D in centre. Extra, small, pellet in each quarter. V under the C of CIVI. Colon of two crosses (+) after TAS. Reference: North 1663. Compare also NARC-E853C5, SOM-899A25, HAMP-A1EA33 and DENO-CDECB7. The coin is 14.9mm diameter, 0.8mm thick and 0.61g.

WAW-D69690: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in York between 1472 and 1475. North No. 1648.

WAW-D68886: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in York during 1480. North No. 1655. The coin has been pierced from the obverse to the reverse.

NARC-D0903E: COIN
A very worn and clipped Penny of Edward IV dating to AD 1471 - 1483 (Second reign). D to left of bust; V to right indicating minting under Bishop William Dudley in Durham. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1666.

NMS-652DDB: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham under Bishop Lawrence Booth, B and trefoil by neck, D at centre of reverse cross, Type XIII-XV, North 1658/1659, clipped and much worn, further details illegible, 1471-77

NMS-BCA962: COIN
Quarter of a silver groat of Edward IV, London, further details illegible, edges appear to be broken and not cut, 1461-83

NMS-95849E: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, London, cinquefoil initial mark with rose on breast, North 1631, Type XXI, 1480-3

SUSS-298992: COIN
A heavily clipped Medieval silver halfgroat probably of Edward IV (second reign), dating from AD 1471-1483. Initial mark: probably rose. Mint of Canterbury. The obverse bust bears a 'C' at its base and there is a 'C' or a rose in the centre of the cross on its reverse. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 93, no. 1638/1639

WMID-141C84: COIN
An incomplete clipped silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1471 to AD 1480), dating to the period AD 1476 to AD 1480. Minted at York, under Archbishop Lawrence Booth. North, vol ii, p 94, no 1652-1653. Diameter: 14.1 mm Thickness: 0.5 mm Weight: 0.6 g

NMS-83FBCE: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham local dies under Bishop Lawrence Booth, B to left of crown and V on breast, D at centre of reverse, North 1663, 1471-6

SWYOR-EC1214: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a clipped penny probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), Durham mint, issued under Bishop Lawrence Booth (1471 - 1476). See North number 1658. The edge of the coin is damaged so much of the legend is missing. There is no letter in the centre of the reverse cross, nor marks by the bust. The coin is 14.6mm diameter, 0.9mm thick and 0.75g.

NMGW-700BD1: COIN
Medieval silver coin Edward IV second reign (1471-83) half groat, Canterbury North 1640 1.02, incomplete

YORYM-CC0F3A: COIN
A silver halfgroat of Edward IV dating to the period AD 1471 - 1483. Second reign. Long cross with rose at centre reverse. Mint of Canterbury. North Vol 2, p.93, no.1639. The coin has been heavily clipped.

KENT-9FE96C: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), light coinage. Bust forward, no marks by the neck. Inscription illegible. Reverse depicting long cross with three pellets in each quarter. Inscription illegible Diameter 11.92mm Weight 0.44g Thickness 0.46mm

NMS-9D7F45: COIN
Silver halfgroat of Edward IV, Canterbury, rose initial mark and probably C on breast, probably North 1637, clipped, 1477-80

NMS-89A98D: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham local dies under Bishop William Dudley with D and V by bust, worn and heavily clipped, North 1666, 1476-83

SUSS-0F7126: COIN
A late Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, dating from hissecond reign, AD 1471-1483. Initial mark: annulet. Mint of London. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 93, no. 1631, XIII. The trefoils on the cusps on the obverse are incomplete; only six out of nine cusps have trefoils.

WILT-257966: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (probably second reign). Uncertain initial mark, Durham mint (AD 1471-1483; North 1659-66). This coin has been clipped.

SUSS-D1ADFD: COIN
A severely clipped and damaged late Medieval silver penny of Edwardian issue, probably of Edward IV (second reign), dating from AD 1471-1483. Mint of Durham. North Types XIII-XV and Local Durham types; identified by the 'D' positioned in the centre of the reverse cross. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 95, nos. 1658-1666. Further detail, which would have enabled a full identification of the coin, has been obscured by severe damage.

GLO-8EE5E7: COIN
Penny of Edward IV Date 1471-1476 Obverse: crowned bust facing forwards pellets to side of crown and two crosses above EDWA[...] Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, D in centre of cross [CIVITAS DUNOLM] The coin is heavily clipped resulting in the loss of the inscription This coin is heavily clipped

A halfpenny of Edward IV, 2nd reign, 1471-1483. Canterbury mint. North 1668.

DUR-70EC7B: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV (second reign) dating to the period AD 1477 to 1480. North Number 1631.

LEIC-5B1864: COIN
Clipped silver late Medieval penny, probably of Edward IV's second reign, probably issued 1476-1480. Archbishop Lawrence Booth episcopal issue. 'B' and key by bust, quatrefoil on reverse. Mint unclear. Wren 1995, 139, no.XXli Diameter: 15.0mm, thickness: 0.5mm, weight: 0.63g

CORN-155A17: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), no marks by neck and initial mark very worn but slight curve near 'e' suggests annulet, and style of bust suggests Type 2, London mint, North 1667, Spink 2137.

LEIC-213B1A: COIN
Medieval silver halfenny of Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483), London Mint (North 1667).

SUR-27E58B: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV, 1473-1477, London mint.

NMS-CE953C: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York, marks by neck, perhaps a G and a rose, further details illegible, 1471-83

SUSS-419169: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver long cross penny probably of Edward IV (second reign), dating from AD 1480-1500. Archepiscopal issue of Thomas Rotherham, with initial 'T' to left of shoulder, key to right of shoulder, star near crown on left side and probably star on bust at neck. Mint of York.

NMS-C97A5B: COIN
Clipped and incomplete silver long cross penny of Edward IV. York Episcopal mint. Probably Archbishop Booth. North 1652/1653. Circa 1471-1483 AD.

SOM-A32FAC: COIN
Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), Type XVIII, rose initial mark, AD 1477-1480, North (1991:93) no. 1638

WAW-2570C7: COIN

LIN-3EAB31: COIN
A silver halfpenny, possibly of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), and possibly mint of London. The crown is rather upright, and the ornaments are closely spaced. The initial mark also appears to be an annulet.

SUSS-BF7F4C: COIN
A heavily clipped silver halfpenny of later Medieval issue, possibly of the second reign of Edward IV, dating to 1471-1483. Mint of York. It is likely that the obverse bust has further marks near to its neck, particularly on the right side, but these are obscured by severe surface wear. Cf. Withers 2004, p. 29.

LEIC-81C013: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV (2nd reign; 1471-83); mint: Durham (ecclesiastical issue using local dies under Bishop William Dudley); initial mark: cinquefoil (not visible); North 1666 Diameter: 15.0mm, thickness: 0.5mm, weight: 0.66g

NMS-5FF51A: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham under Bishop Booth, B to left of crown, extra pellet in one quarter of reverse, D at centre, cf North 1659, weight 0.60g, heavily clipped and broken in 2 pieces, type XIII to XV, 1471-7

NMS-2124F8: COIN
Incomplete, worn and heavily clipped penny of Edward IV. Durham mint under Bishop William Dudley. D and V by bust, but no D on reverse. North 1666. Circa 1471-1483 AD.

SUR-FB6042: COIN
A clipped and illegible silver longcross penny possibly of Edward IV, 1471-1483.

CORN-A73505: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), Bishop Booth (1471-1476), mintmark pansy (1471-1473), with B to left of crown on obverse, Durham mint with D in the centre of the cross on the reverse, V on breast of bust and crosses at shoulders, Spink 2120.

BERK-4E9097: COIN
A clipped medieval silver penny (probably) of Edward IV (1461-83), probably Irish issue (Dublin, Drogheda or Trim); Light 'cross and pellets' coinage (1473-8?); not further defined. The coin is in poor condition. Obv: front facing crowned bust, inscription illegible. Rev: long cross with three pellets in each angle, central annulet and pellet; inscription illegible. The diamter is 13.5mm and the weight is 0.21g.

SUSS-BE96E3: COIN
A heavily clipped Medieval halfgroat of Edwardian issue, probably of Edward IV (second reign). Initial mark uncertain due to clipping, possibly sun and rose or rose. Mint of Canterbury. The obverse bust appears to have a 'C' on it as well as a 'C' in the centre of the reverse cross pattee. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 93, no. 1638.

NMS-70A823: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham, local dies, D at centre of reverse cross, V under V of CIVITAS and crosses over crown, North 1662ff, further details illegible, clipped, 1471-6

DUR-4A1362: COIN
A badly clipped long cross penny of an uncertain king. Mint of York

NMS-A03AD3: COIN
Silver penny of Edawrd IV, Durham, heavily clipped, probably D at centre of reverse cross, uncertain letter to left of neck, perhaps B, further details illegible, North 101658ff, 1471-83

YORYM-A80593: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV from his second reign, issued under Bishop Lawrence Booth, B and trefoil beside crown, long cross reverse with "D" at centre, Durham mint, AD 1471 - 1483. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1659.

LEIC-79D0B8: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, Durham mint, second reign 1471-83.

LON-6450B5: COIN
A late medieval silver penny from the second reign of Edward IV (AD1471-1483), minted at York by the Archbishop Neville in AD1471-2. Parallels can be found in Seaby (1973, no. 1522), in Wren (1995, 128-9) and in North (1975, no. 1650). Dimensions: diameter: 14.14 mm; weight: 0.66g. Reference: North, J. J. 1975. English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662. Spink: London Seaby, P. 1973. Coins of England and the United Kingdom. London: B.A. Seaby Ltd. Wren, C. R. 1995. The English Long-Cross Pennies 1279-1489, Edward I to Henry VII. Plantagenet Books. Herne Bay

WMID-109575: COIN
An incomplete struck / hammered silver penny of Edward IV (AD 1471 to AD 1483 - second reign), dating to the period AD 1476 to AD 1483. Minted in Durham under Bishop William Dudley. Coin has been mistruck. Local type. North type 1665. Diameter: 15.9 mm Thickness: 0.7 mm Weight: 0.7 g

LEIC-FA4D55: COIN
Medieval silver half penny of Edward IV., second reign 1471-83.

SUR-C165F1: COIN
A worn silver penny, possibly of Edward IV, 1461-1483, York mint.

NMS-7F3052: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham under Bishop Dudley, local dies with D_V by neck, North 1666, clipped, 1476-83

LEIC-7E2B97: COIN
Very worn Medieval coin. Probably a halfpenny of Edward IV, as there appears to be a key to the right right of the neck. There may also be a letter to the left but it is too worn to decipher. Reverse has a quatrefoil in the centre of the cross and RACI is legible. This indicates York mint. possible class XXI, archiepiscopal issue.

NMS-6717D1: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York mint, E and rose by bust, quatrefoil at centre of reverse cross, Sede Vacante, type XVI 3, North 1648, crudely pierced to right of head (from reverse), 1473-5

NMS-0387C1: COIN
Silver halfgroat of Edward IV, Canterbury, mintmark long cross fitchee, North 1640, further details illegible, quite heavily clipped, 1480-3

DEV-9F1104: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV; mint: Durham; local dies

YORYM-738AA8: COIN
An incomplete silver half groat of Edward IV, second reign. Type F. Long cross reverse with trefoils in each quadrant. Canterbury, royal mint. AD 1471-1483. The coin has been heavily clipped North vol II, pp 93, no 1637.

WAW-C9AFC1: COIN
Medieval coin:penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in London between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1641.

GLO-F87E72: COIN
Penny of Edward IV Date 1471-1483 Obverse: bust facing forward Obverse inscription: EDW[A]RD DI GRA REX ANG Reverse: long cross with quatrefoil in centre Reverse inscription: [CIVITAS EBORACI] Mint: York Condition: poor Note: This coin is heavily clipped

NMS-4A7303: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York, Sede Vacante, Quatrefoil at centre of reverse cross, E and rose by bust, type XVI 3, North 1648, clipped (weight 0.80g), 1473-7

WILT-392DC4: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Edward IV struck in York mint under Archbishop George Neville (AD 1465-76; North 1649)

NMS-0EA334: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham, trefoil initial mark, B and trefoil by neck, D in centre of reverse cross, North 1658, type XIII, quite heavily clipped, 1471-2

HESH-A36F65: COIN
A clipped struck silver halfpenny of either Henry VI (1470-1) or Edward IV (1471-1483). Approximately 85% of the coin survives and the surfaces are worn. Further identification not possible. Obverse shows a forward facing crowned bust. The reverse shows a solid long cross with 3 pellets in each quadrant. Diameter: 11.54mm. Thickness: 0.69mm. Weight: 0.4g. Die axis not known.

LIN-E907C3: COIN
A clipped silver penny of Edward IV, second reign, York mint.

NMS-D545E7: COIN
A heavily clipped silver long cross penny of Edward IV. York (episcopal) Mint, Sede Vacante. North 1653. The coin is clipped to the inner circle. Circa 1480 AD.

NMS-6E14C7: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London, further details illegible, 1461-83

SUR-05E803: COIN
A halfpenny of Edward IV, AD1471-83 (North 1667). London mint.

SUSS-22B431: COIN
A very worn and bent Medieval silver groat, probably of Edward IV, issued between AD 1471-1483 (second reign). Initial mark seems to be a long cross fitchee, rather than a short cross fitchee, and a reverse mark of a sun is visible directly before the legend, making this attribution unclear, as the mint is listed as London on the reverse and these marks are for Provincial mints only. Cf. North 1991 Vol II, p. 93, no. 1631. There is significant circumferential damage to the coin.

SUR-FE48B4: COIN
A clipped silver penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign, 1471-1483, York mint.

LON-D57185: COIN
A Medieval silver half penny of Edward IV (second reign AD1471-1483). There are some edge losses. Dimensions: diameter: 12.61mm; weight: 0.28g.

NMS-BED2F1: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV, second reign. London mint. Cinquefoil initial mark. North; English Hammered Coinage vol 2 (1975); p 93; No 1631 XXI. AD 1480-1483.

WAW-57DAE7: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV (1471-1483) minted in York between 1476 and 1480. North No. 1652 or 1653.

NMS-C07B34: COIN
Silver long cross penny of Edward IV heavily clipped. Similar to North 1665 but the V is to the left of bust and omits the D on bust. Durham mint (Bishop William Dudley) 1476-83.

SUR-47D897: COIN
A very worn silver penny of Edward IV, 1457-1483, Durham mint, local dies. North 1661.

Penny of Edward IV struck by Bishop Lawrence Booth Date 1471-1483 Diameter 14mm, weight 0.5g Obverse: bust facing forward B and trefoil by neck Obverse inscription: [EDWARD DI GRA REX ANG] Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each angle, D in centre Reverse inscription: [CIVITAS] [...] Mint: Durham Condition: poor This coin is heavily clipped This is a coin struck for the bishop Bishop Lawrence Booth issue by the ecclesiastical mint at Durham

WILT-34BAD6: COIN
A clipped silver medieval penny of Edward IV, Durham mint (AD 1461-1483)

NMS-A6CA54: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, London, pierced cross and one pellet initial mark, type XVIII, North 1641, clipped and somewhat doublestruck, 1477-80

A medieval silver coin: a heavily clipped light coinage penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), struck at the Durham episcopal mint for the benefit of Bishop Lawrence Booth. It is 12.4mm in diameter and 0.4mm thick. It weighs 0.4gm. Reference: North, volume 2, number 1659.

NMS-2D7C07: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York, Sede Vacante or Archbishop Neville with rose to right of neck, clipped, North 1648ff, 1473-6

WMID-0B5360: COIN
A silver hammered penny of Edward IV (1547-1551). The coin is complete. The mint is London. The obverse shows a forward facing crowned bust. Obverse legend reads EDWARD[ ] DNS hYB. The reverse shows a solid long cross with three pellets in each quadrant. The reverse legend reads CIVI/TAS/LON/DON. Diameter: 18.50mm. Thickness: 0.72mm. Weight: 1.2g. Dix axis is 1 o'clock.

YORYM-9C38F7: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV, long cross reverse, London mint, AD 1471 - 1483. North Vol 2, p.95, no.1667.

SWYOR-1B3114: COIN
A medieval silver coin: a clipped penny of Edward IV (1461-85), Durham mint, struck from local dies for the benefit of Bishop Lawrence Booth. It is 15.9mm in diameter and 0.4mm thick. It weighs 0.62gm. Reference: North, volume 2, number 1661.

NMS-8B0F24: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London, initial mark pierced cross (Type XVII), North 1667, 1473-7

SWYOR-F36E45: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), type XIII or XIV, annulet initial mark, London mint. See North number 1631.

DEV-3A4662: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV's second reign. Durham mint under Bishop Booth (1476-1480).

WAW-2B8E44: COIN
Medieval coin:penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in York between 1471 and 1483. North No. 1642.

DUR-7D1392: COIN
A complete silver groat of Edward IV (Second reign) 1471-1483 dating to the year 1483. North Number 1631. The obverse depicts a forward facing, crowned bust surrounded by a tressure of arches. Much of the legend has worn away but it is possible to discern the letters EDWAR at the start. The reverse depicts a long cross with three pellets in each quarter. There are two legends on the reverse, the outer one reads POSVI//DEVM A/DIVTORE/MEVM and the inner legend reads CIVI/TAS/LON/DON. On the reverse it is also possible to see a sun initial mark.

NMS-D2ABE3: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York, local dies, further details illegible, North 1661ff, 1461-83

SWYOR-6801A4: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a clipped penny of Edward IV, 1st or 2nd reign, dating from 1465 - 1476, York mint issued under Archbishop George Neville. North number 1594 - 1599, 1645 or 1649-1650. The whole of the legends are missing.

NCL-57CFF0: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV, 2nd reign, dating 1471-1483. North no 1631.

Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), issued at Durham under Bishop William Dudley, AD 1471-1483, North (1991:76) no.1666 var. with no D in centre. This is a known variant.

SUR-F77C33: COIN
A Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, second reign, dating to c. AD 1471-1483. London mint, cinquefoil initial mark, (Type xxi, North 1631).

Silver coin. Groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), issue of 1472-1473, North no. 1631 Obverse description: Facing bare shouldered bust with bifoliate crown with tall central fleur in nine arched tressure with trefoils on seven cusps, quatrefoil each side of neck. Initial mark annulet (55). Obverse inscription: [ED]WARDxDIxGRAxREXx ANGxZx[?FR]AN[C]?x, saltire or double saltire punctuation. Reverse description: Long cross, three pellets in each angle, one quadrant has a fourth, smaller, central pellet between the others. Legend in two orders. Mintmark annulet (55) Reverse inscription: (outer): POSVI/DEVMA/DIVTOR/E'MEVM, inner: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON Diameter: 25.8mm, Weight: 2.51gms, die axis: 10

PUBLIC-E76C05: COIN
Penny of Edward IV second reign Date 1471-1483 Diameter 13mm, Obverse: bust facing forward Obverse inscription: [...] Reverse: long cross with D in the centre Reverse inscription: [...] Mint: Durham Note: the edge of this coin is heavily damaged resulting in the loss of most of the inscription.

PUBLIC-BC0020: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV Date: 1471-1472 Obverse: bust facing forward Obverse inscription: EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each Reverse inscription: POSVI DEUM ADIVTOREM MEUM / CIVITAS LONDON Mint mark: Annilet Mint: London Condition: fine

NMS-F649E6: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, York mint under Archbishop Booth with B and key by neck, North 1652-3, further details illegible, heavily clipped, 1476-80

NMS-E04392: COIN
Silver halfgroat of Edward IV, London, cinquefoil initial mark, North 1634, type XXI, 1480-3 (findspot HG)

NLM-375DA1: COIN
Silver coin. Penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), North no. 1666, issue of Bishop William Dudley of Durham mint. Clipped with loss of part of legend. Obverse description: Facing bare shouldered bust with tall bifoliate crown; letters or solid side of bust: D V Obverse inscription: [--]WARD[---] Reverse description: Long cross, three pellets in each angle. A mark - resembling a cross with indented ends to its three upper arms - interrupts legend where an M should be. Reverse inscription: [--]DVNO/L?IE/[--] Diameter: 16.8mm, Weight: 0.74gms, die axis: possibly 10

Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham mint under Bishop William Dudley, D and V by neck, D at centre of reverse, North 1666, legends all clipped away, 1476-83

NMS-CF1EE5: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham mint under Bishop Lawrence Booth, North 1659, initial mark rose or pellet in annulet, clipped, 1472-7

LIN-6B2235: COIN
A silver penny, possibly of Edward IV, mint of York. The obverse is worn however there appears to be a mark either side of the bust, perhaps a letter and a key?

SUR-B0D6B5: COIN
A groat of Edward IV, 2nd reign. Standard Type F, North 1631. Mint of London.

NMS-C2EE17: COIN
Incomplete silver penny, probably of Edward IV, either York mint local dies or irregular, further details illegible, c.1461-1500

SWYOR-9F3CE3: COIN
A silver Medieval coin; a clipped penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), Class XXI iv minted at York under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham. See North number 1654 on page 94.

A silver Medieval coin; a penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign (1471 - 1483), Class XXI 1 minted at York under Archbishop Lawrence Booth (1476 - 1480). The edges are clipped. See North number 1652 on page 94 of Volume II. .

NMS-DE1661: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, fragmentary, very worn and heavily clipped, G and key by bust, plain cross on reverse, York, Sede Vacante, North 1646, 1472-5

SWYOR-3B9EE1: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a penny probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), Durham mint, issued under Bishop Lawrence Booth. See North number 1658. The edge of the coin is damaged so much of the legend is missing.

SUR-E929B1: COIN
A penny of Edward IV, second reign 1471-83, Durham mint.

LEIC-C3E788: COIN
Medieval silver half groat of Edward IV, Canterbury Mint, 1471-83.

LEIC-1C4607: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Edward IV (second reign), London mint, 1471-2.

SUR-F55682: COIN
A fragment of a groat of Edward IV, Light 'cross and pellets' coinage, AD1473-8.

SWYOR-883A76: COIN
A medieval silver coin: a clipped penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), mint unidentified, but probably Durham. As with many of these coins it was probably struck on a small flan and subsequent clipping has removed much of the remaining legend. It is 13.8mm in diameter and 0.5mm thick. It weighs 0.44gm. Reference: North, volume 2, numbers 1658-1666.

NMS-4B0576: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, London, initial mark some type of pierced cross but further details unclear, Type XVII or later, Norh 1631, bent twice, c.1473-80

HAMP-A492D3: COIN
A broken and now incomplete, clipped later 15th-century silver medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign), struck on local dies under Bishop Lawrence Booth (1457-1476 AD), Durham mint (1471-1476 AD; North 1663). Just over half of the flan survives following an old, slightly ragged break.

WMID-39DE94: COIN
A medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV's second reign, dating from AD 1472-1476. Minted in London, Withers and Withers type 7a-c.

WMID-0F27C2: COIN
A silver late medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), minted in York (episcopal mint), minted by Archbishop Rotheram. The coin suffers from some wear and clipping.

PUBLIC-FBEE63: COIN
silver, long cross, hammered penny. Possibly Edward IV c. 1461 - 1483. Probably York mint

LIN-CE2668: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, mint of Durham.

SWYOR-930E90: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; a clipped penny of Edward IV (1461 - 1483), dating from 1464 - 1483, issued at the York mint probably under Archbishop George Neville. The details are not visible, so it is not possible to assign the coin to a specific class or North number. There is a G and a key by the shoulders of the bust, and a quatrefoil at the centre of the reverse, but the initial mark is not visible. The coin has been double struck.

NCL-28BBA0: COIN
A halfpenny of Edward IV, 2nd reign, minted by Bishop Lawrence Booth, 1471-1483. North no 1669.

WMID-1A3826: COIN
Medieval coin: An incomplete clipped, struck / hammered silver penny of Edward IV's second reign (1471 - 1483 AD), minted in Durham under Prince Bishop William Dudley between 1476 and 1483 AD. Diameter: 15.48mm Thickness: 0.52mm Weight: 0.7 grams

NARC-4DBDF5: COIN
Silver hammered penny of Edward IV (second reign). Durham mint.

NMS-BAFF46: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV, London, trefoils by neck, initial mark illegible, North 1608, 1475-80

LEIC-396064: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny, possibly of Edward IV, York mint.

NMS-4F9E73: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham, local dies under Bishop William Dudley, North 1665, legends completely clipped away, 1476-83

BERK-3B9661: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV second reign (AD 1471-1483), Durham mint. North N1661.

A silver penny of Edward IV, minted in London, 1471-83, Class XXII, North Number: 1641.

A halfpenny of Edward IV, mint of London. 1471-1483.

HAMP-6D2B71: COIN
An extremely worn, clipped later 15th-century silver medieval penny possibly of Edward IV, first or second reign, probably Durham mint, local issue (c. 1461 - c. 1483 AD). As well as the clipping this coin has suffered some cracking at its circumference.

LIN-2B1473: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, mint of York, sede vacante (1472-5).

SUR-8317D3: COIN
A clipped penny of Edward IV, Second Reign, Mint of Durham AD1471-72.

HAMP-FBAEE5: COIN
A slightly worn, bent and clipped 15th-century silver late medieval groat of Edward IV, Second reign, Type XXI, London mint (1480-1483 AD; North 1631)

NARC-B1B0B2: COIN
Silver hammered halfpenny probably of Edward IV, second reign. Some damage to the edge and very worn, obscuring much diagnostic detail. Obverse: bust facing ED[WARDVS DI GRA REX] Reverse: longcross CIVI/TAS/[LON/D]ON

A medieval silver coin: a heavily clipped penny, probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483), York mint. It is 13.2mm in diameter and 0.6mm thick. It weighs 0.47gm.

SWYOR-2B15B7: COIN
A Medieval silver coin: a halfpenny probably of Edward IV second reign (1471 - 1483), Wither's type 1-8 or 10, but the initial mark is not visible so it is impossible to be more precise. For reference see Withers' Halfpennies and Farthings - Edward IV - Henry VII page 31 onwards. North number 1667 probably.

SWYOR-54EF78: COIN
A Medieval silver coin: a penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), Durham mint. This coin was struck from local dies for the benefit of Bishop William Dudley (1476-83). At some time it has been pierced with a small, circular hole in the centre of the king's crown. It has also been clipped and most of the legend is missing. It is 14.7mm in diameter and 0.8mm thick. It weighs 0.65gm. Reference: North, volume 2, number 1665.

LIN-03E736: COIN
A silver groat, probably of Edward IV second reign. Mint of London.

NARC-88A567: COIN
Silver hammered penny. Clipped. Edward IV. Second Reign. Durham mint. Obverse: bust facing. Lis each side of neck. EDWARD[VS ....] Reverse: Longcross with D in centre. Reference: Spink Coins of England...2010. No. 2116.

PUBLIC-4D1BE5: COIN
A clipped and damaged medieval silver penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483). Type XXI with unclear initial mark (North 1652) dating to 1480-1483. Mint of York. North (1975, 76). The coin measures 15.8mm in diameter, 0.45mm in thickness and weighs 0.6g

HAMP-8E8AF3: COIN
A very worn and clipped 15th-century silver late medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign, episcopal issue minted under Archbishop Neville, York mint (1465-1476 AD)

KENT-1470B0: COIN
A Medieval silver struck penny of Edward IV, minted in. North. The inscription of the coin is missing; there are old regular breaks on the right side of the obverse, which may be clips. There is a slight bend inwards on the left of the obverse. It measures 14.70 mm DIA x 0.77 mm TH and weighs 0.67 g.

ESS-0ABD33: COIN
Medieval silver coin: Halfgroat of Edward IV, dated 1471 to 1483. Minted in Canterbury. North 1638. It is 0.87g in weight and 18mm in diameter.

KENT-E04B25: COIN
A struck Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, minted in York (1480-1483). It is archiepiscopal, minted under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham, with quatrefoil with central pellet on centre of reverse. Type XXIiv North 1654. A portion of the legend is missing, making the coin oval. There is a slight bend in the extant legend. It measures 15.90 mm DIA x 0.64 mm TH and weighs 0.60 g. A similar coin can be seen in the database CPAT-11D675

SWYOR-5099E7: COIN
A silver medieval coin; a groat of Edward IV (Second reign, 1471-1483); Standard type 'F', North type 21 (1480-1483), number 1631. It was minted in London. Compare to PAS record ID: HAMP-738076

LEIC-3AC947: COIN
Medieval silver half groat of Edward IV, Canterbury mint, 1471-8.

SWYOR-29EC77: COIN
A Medieval silver coin; probably a halfpenny of Edward IV, 2nd Reign (1471 - 1483), Durham mint but unlike the published examples. The coin is the right size for a half penny, but has the reverse legend of a penny, and has the additional feature of a V on the reverse in the CIVI quarter. The portrait is most similar to Withers type 4 (minted under Bishop Dudley), but the V to the left of the neck is not at all visible. The initial mark appears to be circular, probably a rose. There may be a pellet on the breast. There is a D at the centre of the reverse. Compare North number 1665 and 1666, and Withers type 4a on page 35 of Halfpennies and farthings; Edward IV - Henry VII.

HAMP-C35EE7: COIN
A very worn and clipped later 15th-century silver medieval penny of Edward IV, second reign, struck under Bishop Lawrence Booth on local dies, Durham mint (1471-1476; North 1661)

SWYOR-B0DD28: COIN
A medieval silver coin; a penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), minted at Durham on local dies under the authority of Bishop Lawrence Booth. It has crosses above the crown, a D in the centre of the reverse and an extra pellet in one quarter. See North number 1661.

NARC-F0D455: COIN
A clipped and damaged medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV (2nd reign; 1471-83); mint: Canterbury (North 1637); initial mark: rose; c. AD 1477-80.

CORN-B76F92: COIN
Silver long cross penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), York Episcopal Issue XXIiv, of Archbishop Thomas Rotherham (1480-1500), with rose as initial mark, T and key either side of bust, and quatrefoil at centre of reverse, North 1654

PUBLIC-75FAA4: COIN
Medieval silver coin Edward IV 2nd reign (1471-83) penny, York Episcopal mint E and rose by bust/ quatrefoil on rear; Type XVI, 3

ESS-74BF78: COIN
Medieval silver coin: penny of Edward IV. Minted in Durham

DUR-E0E7F3: COIN
Silver penny, minted in York, dating from 1377- 1483. obv description: Crowned bust. obv legend: [...] rev description: quatrefoil in centre of cross. rev legend: [CIVITAS EBORC]ACI

HAMP-4C4FF7: COIN
A worn, clipped and slightly bent later 15th-century medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, London mint (1471-1483 AD; North 1667)

HAMP-4AD064: COIN
An extremely worn and clipped 15th-century silver late medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483 AD), York mint, probably struck under Bishop Lawrence Booth on local dies (c. 1476 - c. 1480 AD; probably North 1652). The coins has been clipped to the inner circle thus removing the legends.

SUSS-6A6103: COIN
A corroded and clipped Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483 AD), The coin was minted in London and has an annulet initial mark dating it to 1471-1473 AD. See North, English Hammered Coinage Volume 2 (1991) page 93, No. 1631.

WAW-6232A5: COIN
Medieval coin:penny of Edward IV, Second reign (1471-1483) minted in Durham by Bishop Lawrence Booth 1471 and 1472. North No. 1658.

NCL-9C97D0: COIN
A clipped penny of Edward IV, not further identifiable.

SUR-38F945: COIN
A penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign. Mint of Durham.

SUR-8C6821: COIN
A groat of Edward IV, 2nd reign. Mint of London.

HAMP-D06B32: COIN
A very worn and clipped 15th-century silver late medieval penny of Edward IV, probably second reign, probably London mint (c. 1471 - c. 1483 AD; probably North 1641)

LEIC-6584A8: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV? York mint.

SUR-43B2B5: COIN
A penny of Edward IV, second reign, Durham mint.

A penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign, Durham mint.

HAMP-EE53D6: COIN
A very worn and slightly clipped later 15th-century medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, London mint (1471-1483; North 1667)

WILT-EE3CF2: COIN
A medieval silver halfpenny from the second reign of Edward IV (AD 1471-83) measuring 13mm and weighing 0.27g (4.2gn). The coin is worn and very corroded along one edge with much loss of fabric too. Obverse: Crowned bust facing +[ ]DEI GRA REX Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each quarter + CIVI [TAS LO]N DON Mint: London Date: AD 1471-83 Reference: North 1667

DEV-0FEA65: COIN
A worn and clipped silver long-cross penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating to the period 1471-1483. Mint of York.

DEV-BC2063: COIN
A silver long-cross penny of Edward VI's second reign, dating to the period 1471-1483. Durham mint under Bishop Booth.

DEV-BC0426: COIN
A silver long-cross penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating to the period 1471-1483. Durham mint.

DEV-8E6FC5: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating to the period 1471-1483. Durham mint.

WAW-3D5304: COIN
Medieval coin: groat of Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483) minted in London between 1473 and 1477. North No. 1631.

NCL-B8C6F6: COIN
A silver halfpenny of Edward IV minted in his second reign. The coin was minted in Durham and is of type 4. North Number: 1699.

HAMP-3C4FF6: COIN
An extremely worn and clipped 15th-century silver late medieval penny of Edward IV, probably second reign, Canterbury mint (1471-1483 AD; probably North 1657)

DEV-E81A35: COIN
A silver long-cross penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating to the period 1471-1483.

DEV-C3D417: COIN
A damaged silver long-cross penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating to the period 1471-1483.

DEV-8018D3: COIN
A clipped silver long-cross penny of Edward IV's second reign, dating to the period 1471-1483.York mint.

NCL-59DD22: COIN
Silver long cross penny of Edward IV dating to 1476. Durham local die type 4 under Sede Vacante.

A halfpenny of Edward IV, second reign, London mint.

LIN-B30355: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, mint of Durham.

HAMP-738076: COIN
A slightly clipped 15th-century silver medieval groat of Edward IV, Type XXI, London mint (Second reign, 1480-1483 AD; North 1631). Coins with such a cinquefoil initial mark are noted as having a rose on the breast on the obverse. The rose is not clear on this coin but the obverse has been double struck (cf. SWYOR-5099E7 on this database with a clear rose).

SWYOR-D09032: COIN
A silver medieval coin; a half groat probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), Large Annulet initial mark (1471 - 1472). Compare North number 1634 XIII. There is a chip and a crack in the flan.

ESS-F15932: COIN
Medieval silver coin: double struck penny of Edward IV, Durham local dies. Wren p143 no 6.

WILT-B173E1: COIN
An Irish silver penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-83), measuring c.13mm in diameter and weighing 0.43g (6.6gn). The dies are very crudely cut and the edges are clipped so legends are all but lost. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, sun and rose alternating at crown and neck ]ARDxDI[xG ] Reverse: Long cross, small rose in centre, rose and two suns in angles alternating with sun and two roses Mint: Dublin, c.1478-83 Reference: Seaby 6393

SWYOR-BDD797: COIN
A medieval silver coin: a penny of Edward IV, second reign (1471-83), struck at the archiepiscopal mint at York under Archbishop Neville, dating from1471-76. As is usual for these coins, it is struck on a small flan and most of the legend is missing. See North number 1645.

WMID-2B0D07: COIN
A silver medieval coin, probably a worn and clipped penny. As much of the legend is missing precise identification of the ruler is difficult, but based upon the initial mark (probably a rose) this is probably a penny of Edward VI (1461-1470 and 1471-1483). It was minted in London.

SWYOR-2744F2: COIN
A medieval silver coin: a halfpenny probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483), struck at London. The coin has a diameter of 12.9mm and is 0.5mm thick. Probably Withers type 2h with an annulet initial mark and an open crown. However, the coin is clipped, making the legend very difficult to read, so the identification cannot be certain. See page 31 in Halfpennies and Farthings; Edward IV - Henry VII, type 2h. North number 1667 probably.

HAMP-A9F332: COIN
A worn, clipped and bent 15th-century silver late medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483 AD), Durham mint, struck under Bishop Lawrence Boothon local dies(1471-1476 AD; North 1662). This coin has suffered some cracks towards its circumference. It has also been pierced on and within the inner circle through the reverse face probably for reuse as a jewellery item. The piercing is at 8 o'clock on the obverse and 4 o'clock on the reverse.

LIN-033D93: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, Durham mint, Bishop Lawrence Booth.

CPAT-A7BA58: COIN
A hammered silver Irish penny of Edward IV (1461-1483).The obverse has the crowned bust with a mullet to each side of the crown.The reverse has a long cross pattée with three pellets in each angle and the quatrefoil at centre.The coin is probably from the light ‘cross and pellets’ issue circa 1473-78. This coin is deeply clipped with four clear cuts to each quadrant.

WAW-64A651: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of probably Edward IV (second reign 1471-1483). Unknown mint.

NCL-30E255: COIN
A halfpenny of Edward IV, 1471-1483. York mint? No North number, but similar to 1667.XIX.

HAMP-88E4F2: COIN
A very worn and clipped 15th-century silver late medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483 AD), York mint, struck in 1473 AD, whilst sede vacante (North 1648, Type 16)

CPAT-11D675: COIN
This is a hammered silver long cross penny of Edward IV, from the second reign during the years 1471-83. The obverse has the crowned facing bust with the letter 'T' to the left and a key to the right, indicative of this coin being from the ecclesiastical mint at York, under Archbishop Thomas Rotherham. This further refines the date to post 1479. The reverse has the Long cross pattée with three pellets in each angle and a quatrefoil at the centre. The coin is much worn and heavily clipped with some additional chipping to the rim.

NCL-BD6623: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV, 1471-1483. North no 1631.

SUR-2EA3C2: COIN
A Groat of Edward IV, second reign.

SWYOR-7CF3C0: COIN
A silver coin; probably a penny of Edward IV (1461 – 1483) minted at Dublin. The outside of the coin is severely clipped. It has a diameter of 14.77mm, thickness 0.57mm, weight 0.43g. There is an extra pellet in two quarters of the reverse. A reference for this at the Dublin mint has not yet been found. A similar coin except in that respect is number 6323 in Seaby’s Standard Catalogue Volume II.

HAMP-6681B7: COIN
A very worn and corroded fragment of a 15th-century silver medieval penny of Edward IV (second reign, 1471-1483 AD) struck in Durham (1472-1483; North 1659-1666)

LIN-DDD9D5: COIN
A silver penny of Edward IV, Durham mint. Bishop William Dudley.

SUR-7150A1: COIN
A clipped and worn medieval penny with a possible D in the centre of the reverse. This may be a penny of Edward IV or Richard III, Durham mint.

A silver halfgroat of Edward IV. Mint mark Rose.

LVPL-477C81: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, (1471-1483). Obv: EDWARD (DI GRA REX ANGL Z) FRANC; Crowned bust forward, G and key by bust. Rev: CIVITAS EBORACI; Archiepiscopal type reverse, quatrefoil-with-pellet in centre of long cross. Initial mark: Rose over annulet. North no. 1650

SWYOR-0A3C80: COIN
A medieval silver coin: a probably halfpenny probably of Edward IV, second reign (1471 - 1483). The coin has been heavily clipped so it is impossible to get a firm identification, but there seems to be a letter at the centre of the reverse cross, and the style appears to match coins of Edward IV. It is probably Canterbury or Durham mint, North number 1668 or 1669. It is 11.2mm in diameter and 0.5mm thick. It weighs 0.27gm.

SUR-1025F1: COIN
A halfpenny of Edward IV - second reign.

LEIC-6671D2: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny, possibly of Edward IV or Richard III? York mint.

LON-CEAB86: COIN
A Medieval silver coin: half penny of Edward IV, second reign (AD1471-1483). Obverse: Crowned bust facing, bifoliate crown Obverse inscription: [EDWAR]D DI [---] Reverse: Long cross with three joined pellets in each quarter Reverse inscription: [CIVITAS] LONDON Die axis measurement: 11.00 Dimensions: diameter: 13.17mm; weight: 0.31g.

LEIC-989F80: COIN
Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV, Canterbury, 1477-80 (spink 2108).

LEIC-4382F5: COIN
late Medieval gold angel of Edward IV, London, 1477-80 (Spink 2091).

CPAT-48B485: COIN
This is a hammered silver groat of Edward IV from the second reign 1471-83. The obverse has the bust facing with a mintmark of a pierced cross with pellet, that further defines the date to 1477-80. The reverse has the long cross pattée with three pellets to each inner quadrant and CIVITAS LONDON. The coin is clipped and has what looks to be to be fire damage, evidenced by the distortion to a sector of the reverse surface.

ESS-67BF62: COIN
Medieval silver coin: York Archiepiscopal (George Neville or Lawrence Booth) issue penny of Edward VI. Probably North 1649-50 or 1652.

ESS-A95313: COIN
Medieval silver coin: Penny of Edward IV. Minted at Durham (local dies). North 1662.

LEIC-24CBC5: COIN
Medieval silver penny, probably of Edward IV, issued by Archbishop Thomas Rotherham, York, 1480-3 (Wren XXIiv).

LEIC-F98383: COIN
Medieval silver halfpenny, probably of Edward IV, 1471-83.

SWYOR-5546B4: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Edward IV, second reign (1461-1483), of the Durham mint. The coin is damaged: a small piece is broken from one edge and has recently been re-attached.

A groat of Edward IV, 2nd reign

SUR-B6FAF7: COIN
A penny of Edward IV, minted under Bishop William Dudley. Mint: local die of Durham

HAMP-3CF692: COIN
A worn and damaged 15th century medieval penny probably of Edward IV struck in Durham on local dies under Bishop Lawrence Booth (c. 1461 - c. 1476 AD). This coin has been clipped, slightly bent and fractured, as such the identification is tentative.

LVPL-225246: COIN
Silver halfgroat of Edward IV (2nd reign 1471-83) minted at the Royal mint in Canterbury, 3rd February 1477- early 1480. North no. 1637

LEIC-573711: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Edward IV, London, 1471-83.

WILT-714226: COIN
Fragment of Irish penny of Edward IV, light 'cross-pellets' coinage. It is 12mm in diameter, worn and clipped. Date: c.1473-8

LEIC-E27026: COIN
Medieval silver Penny, Edward IV, 1461-1483

SUR-6A0BB3: COIN
A halfpenny of Edward IV, possibly his 2nd reign. Class 2.

SUR-ED3E75: COIN
A groat of Edward IV, 2nd reign. Class XIV.

SUR-E8D842: COIN
A Halfpenny of Edward IV, 2nd Reign. Class 10.

DOR-9833C2: COIN
Halfgroat of Edward IV (Second reign). Type XX, issued 3rd February 1477 to early 1480. The obverse is double struck and there has been some clipping.

NCL-C9B612: COIN
A longcross penny of Edward IV second reign, of the York episcopal mint. The edges of the flan are chipped, including the area that contained the initial mark.

SWYOR-EBB6F2: COIN
A silver medieval coin; a groat of Edward IV (1461 – 1483), light “cross and pellets” coinage (1473 -1478), minted in Dubline with a sun mintmark. The G below the bust stands for Germyn Lynch, the mint master. The coin has a diameter of 25.1mm and is 0.5mm thick. It weighs 1.9g. For reference see Spink’s “Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands” (2003), number 6330.

HAMP-7D7806: COIN
A worn fragmentary later medieval silver penny: probably a 15th-century coin of Edward IV (probably second reign, 1471-83 AD), possibly struck at London

PAS-2AD8A8: COIN
A hammered silver penny of Edward IV, AD 1471 - 1483, minted at Durham.

YORYM-7A1C80: COIN
Medieval silver halfgroat of Edward IV (second reign).

YORYM-68B295: COIN
Clipped late Medieval silver penny of Edward IV.

LEIC-FEA413: COIN
Post medieval silver halfpenny of Edward IV. The rose in the centre of the cross are known for Edward IV heavy coinage(1461-4/5) from Durham, and also series VI from Ireland, minted at Drogheda (1473-8?) The fact that the coin is heaviliy clipped makes the Droghea mint most likely (Pers Comm John Naylor).

KENT-D85977: COIN
Medieval silver coin: penny of Edward IV.

YORYM-BE93A0: COIN
Medieval silver penny of Edward IV, possibly an issue of Archbishop Rotherham.

LIN-733B74: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV, second reign, York mint.

LIN-3980A0: COIN
Halfgroat Edward IV, second reign (1471-1483). Canterbury mint. J.J. North number 1637

HAMP-A1EA33: COIN
A worn and clipped 15th-century silver medieval penny of Edward IV (Second reign, 1471-83 AD) struck in Durham on local dies under Bishop Lawrence Booth (1457-76 AD). Its distinguishing marks allow for identification as North 1663; it must have been struck between 1471 and 1476 AD.

CORN-A48561: COIN
Silver long-cross penny of Edward IV (1461-1483), Heavy ‘Cross and Pellets’ coinage, c.1470-73, Irish, Waterford mint, Spink 6326

NARC-336148: COIN
Medieval coin: an Irish hammered silver penny, cut down so that all of the legend is removed, and only the area inside the inner circle is preserved. The penny is an Irish issue of Edward IV's 'light cross-and-pellets' coinage, minted during his second reign, between 1473 and 1478, at Dublin, Waterford, Drogheda, Trim, or Cork. Such coins are very frequently clipped, and rarely recovered intact. Spink(Scotland and Ireland): 6360-6387A. D: 12.7mm Th:0.62mm Mass 0.3g.

CORN-713AA6: COIN
Clipped silver penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), Durham mint with D in centre of reverse cross, initial mark missing, but lis to right of neck, North 1660, Type XVb; Spink 2116.

NMS-B96FD6: COIN
Silver halfgroat of Edward IV, mint of Canterbury, 1477-80

NMS-A83BB2: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Durham mint, 1471-77

WMID-91EB04: COIN
A complete (although slightly clipped) struck/ hammered silver groat of Edward IV, minted in London during his second reign, between AD Autumn 1471 - Mid 1473 [Type XIII-XIV] (diameter: 25.5mm; thickness: 0.5mm; weight: 3.1g). Initial mark: annulet. The coin is in a slightly worn but good condition. Ref: North, J, J, 1991, 'English Hammered Coinage Volume 2: Edward I to Charles II 1272 - 1662', page 93, ref no 1631.

NMS-451B67Z: COIN
fragment of a silver penny, possible Edward IV, clipped and pierced at 8 o'clock on obverse, uncertain mint heavily accreted

NMS-9FC864: COIN
silver groat of Edward IV, 1480-1483, London mint. North 1631

HAMP-7563A4: COIN
A worn and heavily clipped 15th-century silver medieval penny of Edward IV struck in York, either under Archbishop George Neville or Lawrence Booth (1465-1480 AD)

WAW-958AD7: COIN
Medieval coin: halfpenny of Edward IV second reign, minted in London. Withers Type 10a - North 1667.

NMS-E9AA: COIN
Medieval coin: halfpenny of Edward IV second reign, minted in London. Withers Type 10a - North 1667.

NMS-EBD2: COIN
Medieval coin: halfpenny of Edward IV second reign, minted in London. Withers Type 10a - North 1667.

NMS-EBFC: COIN

NMS-ED22: COIN

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WILT-968D31: COIN
English silver half groat of Edward IV. It has a diameter of 15.5mm and weighs 0.66 (10.2gr). It is possibly a base metal forgery. It is clipped to nearly penny size and the outer legends are lost. Mint: Canterbury Date: 1470-1483 Ref: North 1589 (type VI) or 1640 (type XXI)

Irish silver penny of Edward IV. It has a diameter of 15x13mm and weighs 0.55g (8.5gr). It is clipped and most of the legend is lost. The reverse is partly double struck. An example of light 'cross and pellets' coinage. Mint: Dublin Date: ?1473-78 Ref: Seaby 6367

CORN-CE4604: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV, Second Reign c.1471-1483, York mint (Episcopal) with quatrefoil in centre of reverse and G to left of neck and rose to right on obverse, suggesting Archbishop George Neville (1464-1476), dating from c.1475-1476

LEIC-9EE5C1: COIN
Medieval silver groat of Edward IV.

CORN-5EF185: COIN
Clipped silver long-cross penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), Durham local die, Bishop William Dudley (1476-1483) with 'D' and 'V' on either side of bust, but no 'D' at centre of reverse

HESH-B14922: COIN
Silver penny of Edward IV (?), second reign 1471-1483, mint York. If this is the case then the coin would have been struck under the authority of Archbishop Thomas Rotherham (1480-1483). The inscription has been almost entirely clipped away and the identification is based solely on the marks by the breast and estimated size and style of the coin.

WAW-E68E17: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Edward IV minted in Dublin.

YORYM-B0EB05: COIN
A silver groat of Edward IV's second reign. A North Standard Type F the coin has different mint marks on obverse and reverse, for North's types XII and XIII, presumably dating to late 1471.

YORYM-0C46D4: COIN
A silver medieval long cross penny of Edward IV's second reign minted at York. The quatrefoil on the reverse and 'G' and key on the obverse identify it as from the archiepiscopal mint at York issued by Archbishop George Neville. North dates it to 1471.

YORYM-B23E65: COIN
A hammered silver halfpenny, probably Edward IV from the Durham mint. If the design at the centre of the reverse long cross is a D it represents being minted by under William Dudley, Bishop of Durham 1476-83. However the mint name for Dudley's halfpennies is usually Deram, not Dvnelm.

LEIC-3ED3C1: COIN
medieval silver penny of Edward IV?

A Medieval coin, a penny of Edward IV minted in York during his second reign. The coin is either worn or over cleaned and therefore has lost some of its detail.

LEIC-C1A513: COIN
Medieval Silver penny, probably of Edward IV, second reign.

WAW-0A11D6: COIN
Medieval coin: a penny, of Edward IV (second reign) minted in Durham (Bishop William Dudley) between 1471 and 1483.

SUR-3DA517: COIN
A clipped halfgroat of Edward IV, second reign

WMID-E9C6E5: COIN
An incomplete struck/ hammered silver penny of Edward IV (probably), minted in Durham by Bishop Lawrence Booth during his second reign between AD 1471-1483 (diameter: 15mm; thickness: 0.5mm; weight: 0.58g). The coin is in a slightly worn but fair condition. Ref: North, J, J, 'English Hammered Coinage Vol II', 1991, page 95, ref nos 1658-1663.

LANCUM-DB6D82: COIN
Penny of Edward IV (Irish 1461-83)

DENO-D945A5: COIN
Irish hammered silver penny of Edward IV, 'light cross and pellets coinage', c.1473-1478. Either Dublin, Drogheda, Waterford, or Trim mint. Heavily clipped, and pierced to the left of the king's neck. Diameter 14.32mm, weight 0.44g.

CORN-CBFCC2: COIN
Silver clipped penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), minted in York, as one of the Archiepiscopal Issues, Sede Vacante (1472-75)

LIN-C28EB1: COIN
Silver clipped penny of Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-1483), minted in York, as one of the Archiepiscopal Issues, Sede Vacante (1472-75)

NARC-9E1213: COIN
Silver Medieval penny of Edward IV, 2nd reign. The coin was minted in Durham.

HESH-862335: COIN
Silver halfpenny from the second reign of Edward IV (1471-1483). The obverse has a crowned bust facing with the inscription EDWA[RD D]EI GR[A R]EX. The initial mark is a cinquefoil (five petaled mark) type XXI on its side, this dates the coin to 1480-1483. The reverse has a long cross which divides the coin and legend into four quarters. Each divided quarter has three pellets linked in an irregular trefoil. The legend reads: CIV[I]TAS LON[D]O[N]. Minted in the city of London. References:> North, J J 1992 English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662 Spink [pages: 95 ref: 1667]

KENT-457AF3: COIN
Silver halfpenny from the second reign of Edward IV (1471-1483). The obverse has a crowned bust facing with the inscription EDWA[RD D]EI GR[A R]EX. The initial mark is a cinquefoil (five petaled mark) type XXI on its side, this dates the coin to 1480-1483. The reverse has a long cross which divides the coin and legend into four quarters. Each divided quarter has three pellets linked in an irregular trefoil. The legend reads: CIV[I]TAS LON[D]O[N]. Minted in the city of London. References:> North, J J 1992 English Hammered Coinage, Volume 2. Edward I to Charles II, 1272-1662 Spink [pages: 95 ref: 1667]

LEIC-E47F47: COIN
Silver halfpenny of Edward IV or Richard III?, 13mm in diameter, 0.5mm thick and 0.53 grams in weight. The obverse shows small forward facing bust Inscription is difficult to read as is so worn. Reverse shows long cross and three merging pellets, Inscription reads CIVITAS [...]

WMID-4A4B66: COIN
A clipped penny of Edward IV (second reign). It was issued by Bishop William Dudley of Durham (1476-83 AD): see the 'D' and 'V' near the bust.

A clipped penny of Edward IV (second reign). It was issued by Bishop William Dudley of Durham (1476-83 AD): see the 'D' and 'V' near the bust.

SUR-7ABD05: COIN
A penny of Edward IV.

NMGW-37D168: COIN
Edward IV, York mint penny (Episcopal)with a bust of Archbishop George Neville.

YORYM-82B220: COIN
A worn and heavily clipped hammered silver long cross penny of Edward IV's second reign, minted by Archbishop of York Lawrence Booth 1476-1480.

SUR-F2FA18: COIN
Penny of Edward IV, minted under Archbishop Lawrence Booth.

SUR-F25924: COIN
Penny of Henry VII

SUR-7358F0: COIN
Angel of Edward IV

NMGW-A1E176: COIN
Recorded at the Hidden Treasure Finds Day at National Museums & Galleries of Wales. Edward IV halfpenny

KENT-99EC01: COIN
Recorded at the Hidden Treasure Finds Day at National Museums & Galleries of Wales. Edward IV halfpenny

NMGW-59C4D1: COIN
Halfpenny

WAW-12C425: COIN
Halfpenny

NMGW-01EF01: COIN
Halfpenny

NMGW-86F641: COIN

NMGW-86E165: COIN

PAS-5FD357: COIN
Silver penny of Edward 4th Second reign (1471 - 1483)

NLM-20A370: COIN
Silver penny of Edward 4th Second reign (1471 - 1483)

KENT4827: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV. Type VI. London mint.

WMID4398: COIN
Silver groat of Edward IV. Type VI. London mint.

WMID4367: COIN
Heavily Clipped.

WMID4363: COIN
Clipped.

Clipped.

KENT3809: COIN

KENT3810: COIN

YORYMB601: COIN
heavily clipped - see diameter