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It’s a tiny silver penny of Charles I, which was struck at the mint situated in the Tower of London.

Roger Paul said that good finds have been few and far between of late but he did locate the copper-alloy

It’s a rare penny of Henry I, so it counts as a really good find.

I see lots of pennies of Edward I and II but not many from the reign of Edward III.

It’s an Ancient British silver unit, which was unearthed on 19 September 2021.

The coin is Roman, made of billon (very base silver) and the denomination is sometimes described as a centenionalis,

The Ancient British stater featured here was unearthed by Brian Mansfield and it has been recorded on the Celtic Coin Index.

The handle from a small knife is shown here;

The coin is a London halfgroat of Edward III. It was struck during series E of the fourth coinage of the pre treaty period.

John Lashmar asked if I could identify and place a value of this hammered silver coin, which is a halfpenny of Henry VI.