William and Mary Tin Farthing and....

[shaun7]

Something I've been avoiding for ages I got my first Cartwheel penny It's not pretty but it's a cartwheel and it still counts......right Iron Patch?

Unfortunately the Farthing is in even worse condition, but the date is still there

I think my favourite find though was a nice early livery button with a unicorn design and most of the silver still on it.

Did I mention the cartwheel?

 

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[Iron Patch]

So this would be the day it finally ends. I bet you couldn't believe it.

 

[Iron Patch]

By the Way... I'm not so sure that's a Livery button, at least not the typical type. It's engraved and looks to be solid silver?


Too bad the Farthing is so bad but probably expected.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Banner Cartwheel

SS

 

[shaun7]

So this would be the day it finally ends. I bet you couldn't believe it.

What was the bet actually?

The button's not solid silver, but does have a thick plate on it. I just thought it was a livery because of the line under the unicorn. Cru did say it was earlier than normal livery buttons

 

[shaun7]

Banner Cartwheel

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Finally

 

[hammered]

Nice one shaun , trouble is we can't call you "No Wheels" anymore .


hammered

 

[CRUSADER]

the 'buckle' is half of a small Medieval swivel

I still agree it looks 18th C Livery Problem is, from memory its the only one like it I have seen

PS. Starting to think it looks like some of those badly drawn 18th C animals. Maybe its a Sheep & connected to the wool trade (still a Livery)

 

[shaun7]

Nice one shaun , trouble is we can't call you "No Wheels" anymore .


hammered

Thanks mate
Funny thing is I'd forgotten all about it

 

[shaun7]

the 'buckle' is half of a small Medieval swivel

I still agree it looks 18th C Livery Problem is, from memory its the only one like it I have seen

PS. Starting to think it looks like some of those badly drawing 18th C animals. Maybe its a Sheep & connected to the wool trade (still a Livery)

Now you mention it, it's a funny place for a unicorns horn

 

[HISPAN]

Nice Button and Buckle! ... Shaun did well.
H

 

[Mental Granny]

Some very nice finds ! I wish I new more about the British coins an buttons !

 

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

nice button,is it a tombac button?

 

[shaun7]

nice button,is it a tombac button?

Not tombac, but silver on copper

 

[MaineRelic]

Congrats on that huge cartwheel milestone ! Lol I don't comment very often but I always read your posts ! I was wondering the other day if any tin coins survive the ground . That farthing is rough but you got an ID and a date I would like to find one of those ! Now I know it's possible ! MaineRelic

 

[Iron Patch]

Congrats on that huge cartwheel milestone ! Lol I don't comment very often but I always read your posts ! I was wondering the other day if any tin coins survive the ground . That farthing is rough but you got an ID and a date I would like to find one of those ! Now I know it's possible ! MaineRelic

Yes they can survive and I have seen some much better. I have also seen worse too.

 

[daroofa]

After staring at that button long enough I started seeing a hand holding something. I think it is some sort of copy of this style...or you have the original and this is a copy. Similar either way


http://cgi.ebay.com/1-1800S-BRASS-B...ltDomain_0&hash=item483fc446b1#ht_2854wt_1139

 

[derfel]

well done on your cartwheel penny, heavy beasts arnt they,

 

[shaun7]

After staring at that button long enough I started seeing a hand holding something. I think it is some sort of copy of this style...or you have the original and this is a copy. Similar either way


http://cgi.ebay.com/1-1800S-BRASS-B...ltDomain_0&hash=item483fc446b1#ht_2854wt_1139

I think you're right there

 

[shaun7]

well done on your cartwheel penny, heavy beasts arnt they,

Cheers

I wouldn't want a pocket full