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Had two more hammered coins today off the market site. The short cross (1180-1247) would have been nice if the plough had not hit it. The other cut coin is a Henry 111 voided long cross type (1247-72).

HH Robert.
 

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Nice finds. What mint finishes in DE? Can't think of it off the top of my head :icon_scratch:
 
CRUSADER said:
Nice finds. What mint finishes in DE? Can't think of it off the top of my head :icon_scratch:
To be honest crusader not sure.
 
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
Nice finds. What mint finishes in DE? Can't think of it off the top of my head :icon_scratch:
To be honest crusader not sure.

I thought it odd & have checked my hammered book & found no shortcross mints ending in DE. Worth more research I think it might be rare.
 
CRUSADER said:
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
Nice finds. What mint finishes in DE? Can't think of it off the top of my head :icon_scratch:
To be honest crusader not sure.

I thought it odd & have checked my hammered book & found no shortcross mints ending in DE. Worth more research I think it might be rare.
It's not part of the moneyers name is it ?.
 
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
Nice finds. What mint finishes in DE? Can't think of it off the top of my head :icon_scratch:
To be honest crusader not sure.

I thought it odd & have checked my hammered book & found no shortcross mints ending in DE. Worth more research I think it might be rare.
It's not part of the moneyers name is it ?.

Shouldn't be (I don't think). Always Moneyer first & then Mint (ie Alain.on.Lvnde, Alain of London). Unless it doesn't follow the norm. I'm completely stumped :icon_scratch: :icon_scratch:
 
CRUSADER said:
I know, its a rare shortcross 'Sterling' copy. Like what you told me about for my Ed I copy :thumbsup:
could be they certainly copied the short cross coinage. What was your copy by the way John the blind?
 
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
I know, its a rare shortcross 'Sterling' copy. Like what you told me about for my Ed I copy :thumbsup:
What was your copy by the way John the blind?
Gaucher de Chatillon, count of Porcien (1313-22),
from the mint of Yves. On the obverse is Gaucher's name and title (GALCh
COMES PORC} and on the reverse the inscription says that this is the new
money of Yves (MONET NOV YVE).
 
Nice finds. Hope you find more. :)
 
CRUSADER said:
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
I know, its a rare shortcross 'Sterling' copy. Like what you told me about for my Ed I copy :thumbsup:
What was your copy by the way John the blind?
Gaucher de Chatillon, count of Porcien (1313-22),
from the mint of Yves. On the obverse is Gaucher's name and title (GALCh
COMES PORC} and on the reverse the inscription says that this is the new
money of Yves (MONET NOV YVE).
Worth more than an eddie penny !
 
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
robfinds said:
CRUSADER said:
I know, its a rare shortcross 'Sterling' copy. Like what you told me about for my Ed I copy :thumbsup:
What was your copy by the way John the blind?
Gaucher de Chatillon, count of Porcien (1313-22),
from the mint of Yves. On the obverse is Gaucher's name and title (GALCh
COMES PORC} and on the reverse the inscription says that this is the new
money of Yves (MONET NOV YVE).
Worth more than an eddie penny !
Yeah, thats for sure.
Its in good condition as well, so a nice addition to this years collection.
 

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