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Here's the two best finds from this afternoons hunt. Firstly a large medieval buckle, followed later by a large hammered silver coin of James 1st. The coin is weakly struck on the obverse, but otherwise a nice large unclipped coin.
Robert.
 

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Great looking coin Rob :thumbsup: I'll admit I don't know anything about it but it sure has Cru jumping up and down :laughing9: Just how big is this coin? Banner vote on the way...

HH Charlie
 
Sgtrock said:
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Very nice...it does not look like to weak of a strike...

QUESTION: Why would a coin be "clipped" and because this one is not does it increase the value?

Thanks..I apologize for the rookie question.

Be Well.

P.S. I nominated for banner.
They would cut slivers of silver from around the edge of the coin to steal in. Some coins when found have been heavily clipped.
 
savant365 said:
Great looking coin Rob :thumbsup: I'll admit I don't know anything about it but it sure has Cru jumping up and down :laughing9: Just how big is this coin? Banner vote on the way...

HH Charlie
Hello Charlie, the diameter of the coin is 30mm.
Robert.
 

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