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This is yesterdays best finds, two hammered coins, that have seen better days. With coins like this you have nothing to lose by straightening and cleaning. the large one turned out to be a sixpence of Elizabeth 1,dated 1570, mint mark castle. The smaller one looks like a halfpenny of probably Edward 111 (1327-77) of the London mint.

Robert.
 

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:hello:

Hammered a Hammered Rob :wink: but I know what you mean :P had a few dogs myself :laughing7:

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Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Hammered a Hammered Rob :wink: but I know what you mean :P had a few dogs myself :laughing7:

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Beggars can't be choosers Colin :D
 
as always .... little but very good!
Greetings! :notworthy:
 
sweet coins ;D congrats robfinds :thumbsup:
 
They would make my day Rob :icon_thumleft:
 
shaun7 said:
They would make my day Rob :icon_thumleft:
Well there good to practice cleaning and straightening on Shaun. That lizzie sixpence was as soft as butter.
 
Awesome finds totally awesome.. :thumbsup:
 
I don't need to tell you this, as you know, but a two hammered day is good whatever the condition. :thumbsup:
 
Ask me if I feel sorry for you, No, hammered, bent, or cut in half I would take them any day. They are only 300 year's older than anything I have found. Great finds.
 

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