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English: Specialist Treasure Report for H.M. Coroner:
Hoard of silver coins dating to the reign of Henry III (1216-1272) Treasure Case: 2015-T906 HM Coroner: Mr John Ellery District: Shropshire Findspot: Chelmarsh Date of discovery: 2015-2018 Circumstances of discovery: Whilst searching with a metal detector Overview: This coin hoard has been discovered in two major phases; the initial part reported in 2015 with additional material added in 2017. In total the hoard represents 139 coins: pennies, cut halfpennies, farthings and additional small broken fragments. This fragmentation is due to damage through agriculture / ploughing. It is highly likely that further coins are still to be recovered from the surrounding farmland in years to come; however, it is believed that the bulk of the material is now recovered and further large accumulations of coins directly associated with this hoard is highly unlikely. Discussion and Dating: The coins reported below are consistent with the currency of the period during the reign of Henry III (AD 1216-1272), from the Long Cross coinage (issued 1247-1279). All but five of the coins are official English silver pennies of King Henry III. The remaining coins are contemporary Scottish pennies of King Alexander III (AD 1249-1286), which would have been struck to the same standards and would also have circulated in England at this period. The penny was the only coin produced by the English mints at this time, with small denominations (halfpennies and farthings) produced by physically cutting the penny into halves and quarters. Typically, penny hoards of the period tend to include just a small number of cut halfpennies among the full coins, as is the case here, with 26 halfpennies (18%) present and 3 farthings (2%). The youngest coin within the hoard dates from the period 1258-65 (Class Vg) with the Scottish coins being broadly contemporary with this (1st Coinage Type IV). This suggests a deposition date no later than AD 1265. Three additional coins were reported from the site - these are reported below the catalogues and are a 'Tealby' type Penny of Henry II (c. AD 1165) and two sterling pennies of Edward I (1284 & 1307). All three of these coins represent individual casual losses and are contemporary with other base metal finds recovered on site. As such they should not be considered as part of this closed hoard and are therefore outside the treasure process. Metal Content: The coins have not been tested for their precious metal content; however, all of the coins will consist of silver of the sterling standard , i.e. over 90% fine metal, consistent with the currency of the period and thereby fulfil the criteria set out in the Treasure Act (1996) Statement: It is my opinion that these coins qualify as Treasure under the 1996 Act due them being two or more precious metal coins which are more than 300 years ago and discovered together from a single dispersed deposit Author Peter Reavill Finds Liaison Officer, Portable Antiquities Scheme Coins identified by: Mr Peter Reavill, Mr. Robert Page (www.henry3.com) and Scottish coins by Mr David .J. Rampling Catalogue Compiled with help of Mr. Douglas Henderson - PASt explorer volunteer Mr. Henry Nead - PASt explorer volunteer Museum Resource Centre; Ludlow Catalogue Checked / Audited - Dr Barrie Cook: Dept Coins and Medals - Britsih Museum
Description / Catalogue - Part 1: Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 2b2 (AD 1248) Obverse: Crowned bust facing HENRICVS RE[X TER]CI Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter ROBERT [ON E]CCE 1. Weight: 1.35 grams, Diameter: 18.4mm, Die Axis: 7 o'clock. Reference: North 985/2 Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 3 (AD 1248-50) Obverse: Crowned bust facing HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter Class 3a1 2. Ricard of Gloucester Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 17.79mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 3. Henri of London Weight: 1.22 grams, Diameter: 17.98mm, Die Axis: 3 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 4. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.24 grams, Diameter: 17.91mm, Die Axis: 7 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 5. Tomas of Northampton Weight: 1.47 grams, Diameter: 17.48mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 6. Tomas of Northampton Weight: 1.4 grams, Diameter: 16.96mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 Class 3a2 7. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.41 grams, Diameter: 18.09mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 8. Ion of Exeter Weight: 1.46 grams, Diameter: 18.95mm, Die Axis: 6 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 9. Henri of London Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 18.71mm, Die Axis: 6 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 10. Nicole of London Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 17.53mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 11. Hugh of Winchester Weight: 1.41 grams, Diameter: 18.04mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 12. Philip of Exeter Weight: 1.41 grams, Diameter: 18.42mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 Class 3ab 13. Lucas of Northampton Weight: 1.32 grams, Diameter: 18.39mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 Class 3ab1 14. Gilbert of Canterbury Weight: 1.2 grams, Diameter: 18.08mm, Die Axis: 7 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 15. Ion of Carlisle Weight: 1.25 grams, Diameter: 17.49mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 16. Jacob of Norwich Weight: 1.35 grams, Diameter: 18.58mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 17. Hugh of Winchester Weight: 1.4 grams, Diameter: 17.16mm, Die Axis: 1 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 18. Ion of York Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 17.81mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 19. Ion of York Weight: 1.35 grams, Diameter: 17.56mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 20. Rener of York Weight: 1.35 grams, Diameter: 17.61mm, Die Axis: 1 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 21. William of Oxford Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 18.32mm, Die Axis: 1 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 Class 3ab2 22. Jordan of Winchester Weight: 1.38 grams, Diameter: 18.34mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 Class 3b 23. Adam of Unknown Mint, fragment Weight: 0.92 grams, Diameter: 18.31mm, Width: 13.2mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 987 24. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.38 grams, Diameter: 18.05mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 987 25. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.41 grams, Diameter: 18.66mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 987 26. Unknown moneyer of Hereford, fragment Weight: 0.44 grams, Diameter: 12.92mm, Width: 9.7mm, Die Axis: possibly 12 o'clock. Reference: North 987 27. Henri of London Weight: 1.46 grams, Diameter: 17.85mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 987 28. Nicole of London, double struck Weight: 1.32 grams, Diameter: 17.66mm, Die Axis: double struck Reference: North 987 29. Lucas of Northampton Weight: 1.57 grams, Diameter: 18.3mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 987 30. Philip of Northampton Weight: 1.4 grams, Diameter: 18.4mm, Die Axis: 7 o'clock. Reference: North 987 31. Henri of Oxford Weight: 1.34 grams, Diameter: 18.3mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: North 987 32. Nicole of Shrewsbury Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 18.11mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 987 33. Clement of Wallingford Weight: 1.46 grams, Diameter: 18.35mm, Die Axis: possibly 4 o'clock. Reference: North 987 34. Iurdan of Winchester Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 18.31mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 987 35. Ricard of Hereford, (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.62 grams, Diameter: 19.38mm, Width: 8.98mm, Die Axis: possibly 12 o'clock. Reference: North 987 Class 3bc 36. Henri of London Weight: 1.42 grams, Diameter: 18.88mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 987/1 37. Philip of Northampton Weight: 1.21 grams, Diameter: 17.19mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 987/1 38. Ion of Norwich Weight: 1.33 grams, Diameter: 17.05mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 987/1 Class 3c 39. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.31 grams, Diameter: 18.1mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 988 40. Possible Ion of Newcastle, cut halfpenny Weight: 0.75 grams, Diameter: 18.08mm, Width: 9.36mm, Die Axis: unknown. Reference: North 988 41. Henri of Oxford Weight: 1.23 grams, Diameter: 18.86mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 988 42. Ricard of Shrewsbury Weight: 1.38 grams, Diameter: 18.95mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 988 43. Tomas of York Weight: 1.26 grams, Diameter: 18.18mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 988 Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 4ab (AD 1250-51) Obverse: Crowned bust facing with a lis as central fleur on crown and sceptre in right hand. Inscription commences on obverse at 12 o' clock. HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter NICOLE ON KANT 44. Weight: 1.31 grams, Diameter: 17.86mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 989/1 Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 5 (AD 1251-72) Obverse: Crowned bust facing with sceptre in right hand. Inscription commences on obverse at 10 o' clock. HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter Class 5a (AD 1250-1256) 45. Unknown moneyer of London, cut halfpenny Weight: 0.68 grams, Diameter: 17.79mm, Width: 9.08mm, Die Axis: unknown. Reference: North 991 Class 5a2 (AD 1250-1256) 46. Henri of London Weight: 1.35 grams, Diameter: 17.46mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: North 991/2 47. Henri of London Weight: 1.39 grams, Diameter: 17.86mm, Die Axis: 3 o'clock. Reference: North 991/2 Class 5a3 (AD 1250-1256) 48. Ion of Canterbury, fragment Weight: 0.82 grams, Diameter: 17.97mm, Width: 10.54mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 991/3 49. Ion of Canterbury, fragment Weight: 0.51 grams, Diameter: 17.1mm, Width: 7.52mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 991/3 50. Nicole of London Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 18.6mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 991/3 Class 5b2 (AD 1250-1256) 51. Gilbert of Canterbury Weight: 1.44 grams, Diameter: 18.07mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 52. Ion of Canterbury Weight: 1.3 grams, Diameter: 17.9mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 53. Ion of Canterbury Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 17.83mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 54. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.35 grams, Diameter: 18.25mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 55. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.33 grams, Diameter: 17.81mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 56. Ricard of Durham Weight: 1.42 grams, Diameter: 17.52mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 57. Davi of London Weight: 1.45 grams, Diameter: 17.82mm, Die Axis: 3 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 58. Davi of London Weight: 1.25 grams, Diameter: 18.45mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 59. Davi of London Weight: 1.32 grams, Diameter: 18.67mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 60. Nicole of London Weight: 1.29 grams, Diameter: 17.8mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 61. Nicole of London Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 18.32mm, Die Axis: 3 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 62. Ricard of London Weight: 1.38 grams, Diameter: 18.24mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 63. Ricard of London Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 18.47mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 Class 5b2/5c2 transitional (AD 1250-1256) 64. Walter of Canterbury Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 18.22mm, Die Axis: 3 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2-993 Class 5c (AD 1250-1256) 65. Gilbert of Canterbury Weight: 1.29 grams, Diameter: 18.03mm, Die Axis: 6 o'clock. Reference: North 993 66. Walter of London, fragment Weight: 1.00 gram, Diameter: 18.93mm, Width: 15.31mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 993 Class 5c2 (AD 1250-1256) 67. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.39 grams, Diameter: 18.38mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 993 68. Possible Ion of Canterbury, cut halfpenny Weight: 0.58 grams, Diameter: 17.4mm, Width: 8.5mm, Die Axis: possibly 6 o'clock. Reference: North 993 69. Robert of Canterbury Weight: 1.32 grams, Diameter: 18.23mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 993 70. Willem of Canterbury Weight: 1.43 grams, Diameter: 17.82mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 993 71. Henri of London Weight: 1.28 grams, Diameter: 18.38mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 993 72. Henri of London Weight: 1.39 grams, Diameter: 17.61mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 993 73. Nicole of London Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 17.51mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 993 74. Ricard of London Weight: 1.29 grams, Diameter: 17.39mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 993 Class 5c2/5c3 transitional (AD 1250-1256) 75. Willem of London, cut halfpenny Weight: 0.83 grams, Diameter: 18.35mm, Width: 9.49mm, Die Axis: possibly 10 o'clock. Reference: North 993 Class 5c3 (AD 1250-1256) 76. Gilbert of Canterbury Weight: 1.3 grams, Diameter: 17.35mm, Die Axis: 1 o'clock. Reference: North 993 77. Davi of London Weight: 1.25 grams, Diameter: 18.04mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: North 993 78. Henri of London Weight: 1.44 grams, Diameter: 18.3mm, Die Axis: 6 o'clock. Reference: North 993 79. Ion of London Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 17.56mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 993 Class 5d2 (AD 1256-1258) 80. Willem of Canterbury Weight: 1.37 grams, Diameter: 19.64mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 994 Class 5f (AD 1256-1258) 81. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.43 grams, Diameter: 18.44mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 996 82. Walter of Canterbury Weight: 1.38 grams, Diameter: 18.66mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 996 83. Walter of Canterbury Weight: 1.4 grams, Diameter: 18.6mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: North 996 84. Willem of Canterbury Weight: 1.28 grams, Diameter: 17.53mm, Die Axis: 6 o'clock. Reference: North 996 85. Ricard of London Weight: 1.29 grams, Diameter: 18.55mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 996 86. Ricard of London Weight: 1.44 grams, Diameter: 18.64mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 996 Class 5g (AD 1258-1265) 87. Gilbert of Canterbury Weight: 1.4 grams, Diameter: 17.8mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 997 88. Willem of Canterbury Weight: 1.44 grams, Diameter: 16.78mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: North 997 89. Henri of London Weight: 1.4 grams, Diameter: 18.45mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 997 90. Ricard of London Weight: 1.3 grams, Diameter: 18.21mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 997 91. Walter of London Weight: 1.6 grams, Diameter: 18.27mm, Die Axis: 6 o'clock. Reference: North 997 Irish Coins Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1251-72), Class I (AD 1251-54) Obverse: Crowned head facing in double triangle (Class 1a) or single triangle (class 1b), hand holding sceptre, cinquefoil to right HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter Class Ia (AD 1251-1254) 92. Ricard of Dublin Weight: 1.39 grams, Diameter: 18.44mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: Seaby 6235 Class Ib (AD 1251-1254) 93. Ricard of Dublin, cut halfpenny Weight: 0.66 grams, Diameter: 17.55mm, Width: 8.53mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: Seaby 6236 Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1251-72) Class IId (AD 1251-54), Obverse: Crowned head facing in double triangle, hand holding sceptre, cinquefoil to right, wide open shoulders HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter 94. Ricard of Dublin Weight: 1.43 grams, Diameter: 18.12mm, Die Axis: 3 o'clock. Reference: Seaby 6243 Cut farthings Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 3 (AD 1248-50) Obverse: Crowned bust facing HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter 95. Unknown moneyer of Oxford Fourth quarter of reverse Weight: 0.4 grams, Diameter: 9.29mm, Width: 9.48mm, Die Axis: unknown. Reference: North 986-988/1 96. Henri of unknown mint First quarter of reverse Weight: 0.3 grams, Diameter: 9.08mm, Width: 9.12mm, Die Axis: possibly 6 o'clock. Reference: North 986-988/1 Broken fragments Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 3 (AD 1248-50) Obverse: Crowned bust facing HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter 97. Unknown moneyer of London Weight: 0.26 grams, Diameter: 11.78mm, Width: 9.12mm, Die Axis: unknown. Reference: North 986-988/1 98. Henri of unknown mint Weight: 0.55 grams, Diameter: 13.38mm, Width: 9.69mm, Die Axis: unknown. Reference: North 986-988/1 Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 3a2 (AD 1248-50) Obverse: Crowned bust facing HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter 99. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 0.73 grams, Diameter: 18.54mm, Width: 11.05mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 986 Scottish coins Silver Penny of Alexander III (AD 1249-86), Long Cross coinage (AD 1250-1280), Type 3 Obverse: Crowned bust facing left (profile) ALEXANDER REX Reverse: Voided long cross with stars formed of six points in each quarter 100. William of Forfar (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.67 grams, Diameter: 18.78mm, Width: 9.47mm, Die Axis: 7 o'clock Reference: Seaby 5043 101. Ion Conkin of Perth Weight: 1.41 grams, Diameter: 17.21mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock Reference: Seaby 5043 102. Adam of Roxburgh (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.76 grams, Diameter: 17.61mm, Width: 9.3mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock Reference: Seaby 5043 Silver Penny of Alexander III (AD 1249-86), Long Cross coinage (AD 1250-1280), Type 4 Obverse: Crowned bust facing left (profile) ALEXANDER REX Reverse: Voided long cross with stars formed of six points in each quarter WALTER ON DUM 103. Walter of Dumfries Weight: 1.4 grams, Diameter: 18.42mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock Reference: Seaby 5044 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Description / Catalogue - Part 2 - addenda - additional coins discovered between 2016-2018: Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 2b1 (AD 1248) Obverse: Crowned bust facing HENRICVS REX TERCI Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter NICOLE ON LVND 1. Weight: 1.48 grams, Diameter: 18.0mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 985/1 Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 3 (AD 1248-50) Obverse: Crowned bust facing HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter Class 3a2 2. Nicole of London Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 19.2mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 3. Nicole of London (cracked) Weight: 1.36 grams, Diameter: 18.3mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 4. Nicole of London (broken into two parts) Weight: 1.30 grams, Diameter: 18.1mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 5. Unknown of Northampton (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.61 grams, Diameter: 17.6mm Width: 8.9mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 986/1 Class 3b 6. Philip of Exeter (cut halfpenny - broken) Weight: 0.59 grams, Diameter: 17.7mm, Width: 8.8mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 987 7. Gilbert of Canterbury (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.71 grams, Diameter: 18.2mm, Width: 9.7mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 987 8. Henri of London (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.68 grams, Diameter: 18.6mm, Width: 9.1mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 987 9. Henri of London (cut halfpenny - broken) Weight: 0.48 grams, Length: 12.6mm, Width: 8.3mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. Reference: North 987 10. Willem of Unknown (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.67 grams, Diameter: 18.6mm, Width: 8.8mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 987 Class 3c 11. Walter of Lincoln Weight: 1.34 grams, Diameter: 18.3mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 988 12. Willem of Northampton (bent) Weight: 1.30 grams, Diameter: 18.1mm, Die Axis: 7 o'clock. Reference: North 988 13. Unknown of Canterbury (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.68 grams, Diameter: 17.8mm, Width: 8.9mm Die Axis: 7 o'clock. Reference: North 988 Class 3d - transitional 14. Henri of London Weight: 1.43 grams, Diameter: 18.0mm, Die Axis: 7 o'clock. Reference: North 988 /1 Class 3 not refined to sub-type: 15. Willem of Unknown (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.65 grams, Diameter: 17.1mm, Width: 8.7mm, Die Axis: 12 o'clock. 16. Henri of Unknown (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.67 grams, Diameter: 18.6mm, Width: 9.1mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. 17. Unknown of Canterbury (cut halfpenny broken into two parts) Weight: 0.61 grams, Diameter: 19.6mm, Width: 9.6mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. 18. Nicole of Unknown (cut farthing) Weight: 0.25 grams, Length: 8.1mm, Width: 8.2mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Silver Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1247-79), Class 5 (AD 1251-72) Obverse: Crowned bust facing with sceptre in right hand. Inscription commences on obverse at 10 o' clock. HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter Class 5a2 (AD 1250-1256) 19. Willem of Canterbury Weight: 1.46 grams, Diameter: 18.0mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 991/2 20. Gilbert of Canterbury Weight: 1.34grams, Diameter: 17.6mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 991/2 Class 5 or b (AD 1250-1256) 21. Unknown of Canterbury (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.69 grams, Diameter: 18.4mm, Width: 9.5mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Class 5b2 (AD 1250-1256) 22. Nicole of Canterbury (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.63 grams, Diameter: 17.9mm, Width: 9.5mm, Die Axis: 8 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 23. Henri of London (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.64 grams, Diameter: 18.2mm, Width: 8.5mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 24. Ricard of London Weight: 1.51 grams, Diameter: 19.1mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 25. Ion of Canterbury (broken fragment) Weight: 0.42 grams, Length: 15.8mm, Width: 7.3mm Die Axis: 1 o'clock. Reference: North 992/2 Class 5c2 (AD 1250-1256) 26. Gilbert of Canterbury - probably (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.67 grams, Diameter: 17.6mm, Width: 9.0mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 993 27. Ion of Canterbury (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.57 grams, Diameter: 15.8mm, Width: 9.0mm, Die Axis: 10 o'clock. Reference: North 993 28. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.50 grams, Diameter: 16.7mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 993 29. Ricard of London (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.77 grams, Diameter: 16.6mm, Width: 10.2mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 993 30. Nicole of Canterbury Weight: 1.40 grams, Diameter: 17.6mm, Die Axis: 5 o'clock. Reference: North 993 31. Ion of London (fragment of cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.50 grams, Diameter: 6.2mm, Width: 10.1mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 993 Class 5d3 (AD 1256-1258) 32. Nicole of Canterbury (bent) Weight: 1.39 grams, Diameter: 18.8mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock. Reference: North 994 Class 5g (AD 1258-1265) 33. Ion of Canterbury Weight: 1.35 grams, Diameter: 19.1mm, Die Axis: 4 o'clock. Reference: North 997 34. Ion of Canterbury Weight: 1.28 grams, Diameter: 17.8mm, Die Axis: 11 o'clock. Reference: North 997 Irish Penny of Henry III (AD 1216-72), Long Cross coinage (AD 1251-72), Class Ib or IIa (AD 1251-54) Obverse: Crowned head facing in single triangle (hand holding sceptre, Cinquefoil to right HENRICVS REX III Reverse: Voided long cross with 3 pellets within each quarter 35. Davi of Dublin (cut halfpenny) Weight: 0.42 grams, Diameter: 15.8mm, Width: 8.3mm, Die Axis: 3 o'clock Reference: Seaby 6236 or 6240 Scottish Silver Penny of Alexander III (AD 1249-86), Long Cross coinage (AD 1250-1280), Type 4 Obverse: Crowned bust facing left (profile) ALEXANDER REX Reverse: Voided long cross with stars formed of six points in each quarter SIMON ON AR 36. Simon of Ayr Weight: 1.39 grams, Diameter: 19.3mm, Die Axis: 2 o'clock Reference: Seaby 5044 ___________________________________________________________ Other coins recovered from the same site reported with the hoard A clipped cut silver halfpenny of Henry II (1154-1189) Cross and crosslet (Tealby) type (1158-80) Bust C (1161-1165) Obverse: Crowned bust facing wearing armour and mantle with sceptre in right hand Reverse: Large cross potent with small cross potent in each angle; in centre a small cross in saltire Weight: 0.58 grams, Diameter: 19.47mm, Width 10.41mm Die Axis: unknown North: 956-7 Recorded Separately from this hoard: HESH-CF8F17 <a href="https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/919804">https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/919804</a> B Silver Penny (fragment) of Edward I (AD 1279-1307), Long Cross (sterling) coinage, class 4a (1282-83), Obverse: Crowned bust facing. Crown formed with high central lis, tri-foliate side fluers, and spear shaped ornaments. Comma shaped abbreviation mark EDW R A[NGL DNS]HWB Reverse: long cross divides fields and inscription, within each divided quarter there is 3 pellets [CIVI]TAS LON[DON] Weight: 0.81 grams, Diameter: 20.49mm, Width 11.29 Die Axis: 1 o'clock Reference: North 1023 Recorded Separately from this hoard: HESH-CFA0B6 <a href="https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/919805">https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/919805</a> C Silver Penny of Edward II (AD 1307-1327), Long Cross (sterling) coinage, class 10cf3b (1307-1309), Obverse: Crowned bust facing. Crown formed with low central lis, bi-foliate, side fluers, and spear shaped ornament. Drapery is formed of edges, and there is a distinctive circular nick/punch on the left hand side of the neck. EDWA R ANGL D [NS HY]B Reverse: long cross divides fields and inscription, within each divided quarter there is 3 pellets VILL SCI EDMV[NDI] Weight: 1.34 grams, Diameter: 18.44mm, Die Axis: 9 o'clock Reference: North 1042/2 Recorded Separately from this hoard: HESH-CFB739 <a href="https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/919807">https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/919807</a> _______________________________________________________________________________________________ References: North J.J.: 2000: English Hammered Coinage; Volume I Early Anglo-Saxon to Henry III c.600-1272 Third Edition Spink: London North J.J.: 2000: English Hammered Coinage; Volume II Edward I to Charles II c.1272-1662 Third Edition Spink: London Page R. <a href="http://www.henry3.com/">www.henry3.com</a> Seaby P. and Purvey PF: 1984 Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands Seaby: London Withers P and Wither BR: 2006. The Galata guide to the Pennies of Edward I and II Galata Publishing: Llanfyllin Wren CR: 1993: The voided long-cross coinage 1247-1279: Henry III & Edward I an illustrated guide to identification Plantagenet Books: Herne Bay |
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