Worth the the weight.

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Excellent scale weights! Thanks for posting them. :thumbsup:

We don't get the chance to find them very often here at all...only in the Oldest of sites (and perhaps not even then).


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I like the bottom three most, theyre beautiful. Any idea of how old they are?
 

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ohannos said:
I like the bottom three most, theyre beautiful. Any idea of how old they are?
Hi,the bottom left one looks very Medieval but i don't yet have an id, The round one is a William and Mary gold guinea weight 1688-94, the large square one is a James 1 Rose ryal gold coin wight 1612-19.
 

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Thanks! Hope you get an id on the medieval looking one and some gold coins to weigh ;D
 

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I do like finding medieval/post weights but they are often not very detailed. However your bottom three are nice examples & collectable. Makes me want to get mine out to look throu them 8)
 

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