Henry III Longcross Penny, circa 1265, Robert on Canterbury, Class Vg. Spink 1373/Cant. In my opinion, aVF with a "shiny" appearance.




£20/$40


George VI Festival of Britain Crown in original box + info slip. £8/$16

Same but no info slip. £7/$14

Same but no slip and battered box. £5/$10 SOLD





Plus Civil War spur buckle and Medieval Seal added to my antiquity section. http://historiccoinage.com/antiquities.aspx

PM me if interested.

Clive.

How big are those crowns? Are they sterling?

They're cupro-nickel and 4cm in diameter.

Clive.

I love that penny, but I'm waiting to get my first hammered in person.

How much are flights?

It's always better to get hammered in person, it's just not the same over the internet...

No no no, it is better to collect hammered than to get hammered, it is better for your health, and the rewards last.

Killjoy!

And hammered gold is far the better me says.

Why not break that trend?

Cheers for backing me up Dave, and hammered gold sure is an attraction!

Sometime when I recover from buying up every Scot coin that ever existed, and sell off some more USA stuff, I intend to buy a nice EF+ Edward III Noble. I have always wanted one.

Well you've certainly bought all of my Scottish coins that existed!

Nobles are truly amazing, I'm still waiting for my Henry III Gold penny, must be a slow postal service...

1 down, 3 to go...

A fourth page of hammered coins listed along with more supplies and milleds to http://www.historiccoinage.com

The two crowns and penny are still left!