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Bill said he found it in Northamptonshire but he gave up after trying for some time to identify it.

The coin is a Henry III voided long cross penny, examples of which turn up quite regularly as detecting finds but many are defective in some way.

Paul’s find is an Armstrong and Legge halfpenny, which is dated 1681

Michael Poole said he found this coin during an outing organised by his detecting club.

Joe Pearson asked me to identify this coin and provide a valuation

This is another coin from the collection of detecting finds built up by John Lashmar. It’s a voided short cross

Pictured here is a rough looking voided short cross penny. The finder wished to remain anonymous but asked for a

This is the second groat of Henry VI on this week’s Friday update. This was unearthed very recently by Oliver

The coin is a denarius of Titus, who was he elder son of Vespasian.

It’s a Roman denarius of Antoninus Pius, whose dates are AD 138 to 161.