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LOT 3852
Group of Twenty-One [21] England AR Coins. 12th-17th century AD.
Various kings. Fair to Very Fine.(21.86gr total.).
ProvenanceFound Yorkshire/County Durham, UK.
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England. Plantagenet, John AR Penny. 1199-1216.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £195
London mint; Fulke, moneyer. Short cross type, class Vb2. Struck in the name of Henry II, 1205-1207. ҺЄNRICVS R-ЄX, facing crowned bust holding cross-tipped sceptre to left / ✠ FVLKE ON LVNDЄ, voided short cross with small crosses in angles. North 970; SCBC 1351. 1.33gr, 18mm, 12h.
Good Fine.
Acquired on the UK art market before 2000. Property of an Essex, UK, gentleman. -
England. Plantagenet, Edward I AR Farthing. 1272-1307.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £26
London mint. New coinage, class 10. ✠ ЄDWARDVS RЄX ANG, crowned facing bust / CIVI-TAS LON-[DON], long cross pattée; triple pellets in quarters. North 1070/1; SCBC 1450. 0.27gr, 10mm, 12h.
Fine.
Acquired from the vendor's grandfather in the 1990s. Property of an Essex collector. -
England. York, Edward IV AR Penny. First reign, 1461-1470.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £13
Struck in an illicit mint in London, circa 1490-1500. Contemporary counterfeit of a Light coinage issue of the York mint. Crowned facing bust / Long cross pattée with voided quatrefoil at centre; triple pellets in quarters. M. Archibald, "The Queenhithe hoard of late-fifteenth century forgeries," BNJ 50 (1980), p. 62, York rev. 1. 0.43gr, 14mm.
Fine.
Found on various UK sites since 1974. Property of an Essex collector.
