chris Posted May 1, 2010 Report Share Posted May 1, 2010 hi again peoples i hav a groat from edward iv. this i am led to believe is a light coinage piece. now unlike the charles shilling i put up on this forum a few days ago in which i had real doubts with this coin seems more real but any advise would be appreciated the coin weighs 2.1 grams, thats my main question but i im not sure but this could be due to clipping! and this is a light coinage coin my other questioning on this piece is at just after 9 0 clock on the obverse of the coin the colour seems ok comparing it to my shilling though and some real hammered coins but does seem to have a bubbly finish but also this could be due to being in the ground dont know of there are any minelab metal detectorists out there but im getting a 10 ferrous 6 conductivity readout on it thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chris Posted May 1, 2010 Author Report Share Posted May 1, 2010 hi again peoples i hav a groat from edward iv. this i am led to believe is a light coinage piece. now unlike the charles shilling i put up on this forum a few days ago in which i had real doubts with this coin seems more real but any advise would be appreciated the coin weighs 2.1 grams, thats my main question but i im not sure but this could be due to clipping! and this is a light coinage coin my other questioning on this piece is at just after 9 0 clock on the obverse of the coin the colour seems ok comparing it to my shilling though and some real hammered coins but does seem to have a bubbly finish but also this could be due to being in the ground thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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