No, but where it should say BRI on the obverse, it say's BRIT.CRUSADER said:robfinds said:Thanks Cru, it's from the field next door, the cows chased us off the other one. Not kidding, nearly got nastyCRUSADER said:You are kidding me 'weakly struck'
Its full fan, full legend, outstanding example of a hammered which you could search your whole life without finding
Dad & I have had 1 Shilling (Lizy) in 30 combined years, I still have yet to find one of any period, & Dad rubs it in with a Halfcrown the other day
I would have been doing cartwheels over that one, lets see the good pictures both sides? Then I think its time to start voting
Is this the hill grass field?.
I'm assuming it not the 'plume over shield' type?
robfinds said:No, but where it should say BRI on the obverse, it say's BRIT.CRUSADER said:robfinds said:Thanks Cru, it's from the field next door, the cows chased us off the other one. Not kidding, nearly got nastyCRUSADER said:You are kidding me 'weakly struck'
Its full fan, full legend, outstanding example of a hammered which you could search your whole life without finding
Dad & I have had 1 Shilling (Lizy) in 30 combined years, I still have yet to find one of any period, & Dad rubs it in with a Halfcrown the other day
I would have been doing cartwheels over that one, lets see the good pictures both sides? Then I think its time to start voting
Is this the hill grass field?
I'm assuming it not the 'plume over shield' type?
I need my classes Cru, the mint mark rose was also used for the third coinage, and not just the secondCRUSADER said:robfinds said:No, but where it should say BRI on the obverse, it say's BRIT.CRUSADER said:robfinds said:Thanks Cru, it's from the field next door, the cows chased us off the other one. Not kidding, nearly got nastyCRUSADER said:You are kidding me 'weakly struck'
Its full fan, full legend, outstanding example of a hammered which you could search your whole life without finding
Dad & I have had 1 Shilling (Lizy) in 30 combined years, I still have yet to find one of any period, & Dad rubs it in with a Halfcrown the other day
I would have been doing cartwheels over that one, lets see the good pictures both sides? Then I think its time to start voting
Is this the hill grass field?
I'm assuming it not the 'plume over shield' type?
BRIT is a known 3rd coinage variant in my detailed book.
Cancel that, I am an idiot. Just read the coin book better (after info from Cru). The rose mint mark was also used on the third coinage. That would make this coin 1620-1.robfinds said:May have miss read your post first time, mine is the same type of coin, but it's from the second coinage.Deepdiger60 said:Beautiful coin and buckleGreat digs Dd60
Photo from a English coin site is that the coin of James 1st.
robfinds said:Cancel that, I am an idiot. Just read the coin book better (after info from Cru). The rose mint mark was also used on the third coinage. That would make this coin 1620-1.robfinds said:May have miss read your post first time, mine is the same type of coin, but it's from the second coinage.Deepdiger60 said:Beautiful coin and buckle
Photo from a English coin site is that the coin of James 1st.
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, nice job cleaning.
