✅ SOLVED Mystery Hammered Penny

[CRUSADER]

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...tal-working-field-4-hammered.html#post6805755
The Hammered Penny I'm unsure of is in the top right corner of the blue background.
Things I know:
It's a Penny
Normally a Quatrefoil in the centre of the reverse is a York Mint, however some of Ed IV's Irish coins have this reverse type.
Its hard to make out the reverse letters: CIV[ITAS] ? ??IS (which is not a York spelling!)
The obverse has 2 crosses or trefoils by neck & a odd letter/symbol? by the left of Crown.
Heavily clipped & worn, so letters are hard to make out on Obverse.

Any ideas?

 

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[cudamark]

Mr. hammered is asking us? If you don't know, it must be rare!

 

[invent4hir]

Cru, any picture(s)? -- ignore just realized its a link (duh)

Just looked at both sides of the penny in Powerpoint and unfortunately can offer no help.

 

[CRUSADER]

Mr. hammered is asking us? If you don't know, it must be rare!

I think it might be.

 

[JamieD]

Hi Cru,

Spink 2119 or similar Durham mint penny of Ed IV?

Obverse has B to left of crown, V below CIVI and on chest with lis on both shoulders

Your reverse has a D in the middle and an extra pellet in each quarter similar to this:

https://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?page=Pastresults&auc=170&searchlot=1313&searchtype=2

And the 10th one down here:

https://www.hallshammeredcoins.com/?page=coins&offset=32&type=99

Your reverse legend is odd for Durham, could be a mule or something else similar to 2119.

Jamie

 

[unclemac]

let me get this straight... YOU are asking US about an English hammered silver penny? I just looked over my shoulder to see if I was being pranked!

 

[unclemac]

my best guess is Edward I... London...

 

[JamieD]

Ah, I think the reverse legend is CIVITAS DUNOLMIE or similar for Durham. The letter that looks like an S is an (odd) E.

Example of spink 2119 with the matching reverse legend here:

https://www.essex-coins.com/product/edward-iv-silver-penny-2/#

Jamie

 

[CRUSADER]

Ah, I think the reverse legend is CIVITAS DUNOLMIE or similar for Durham. The letter that looks like an S is an (odd) E.

Example of spink 2119 with the matching reverse legend here:

https://www.essex-coins.com/product/edward-iv-silver-penny-2/#

Jamie

Thanks, It was the funny E that throw me in the wrong directions - thanks. I thought Ed IV was the most likely, but never spotted that small V in the reverse!
This is my first example & will now go in the album - Cheers again - SOLVED