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James I shillings are catalogued by the coinage, bust and mint mark.

Henry class VIII pennies are becoming less rare, thanks to detecting finds

A coin of Hadrian, associated with building of a wall. A few digs and scratches reduce its value.

A base metal Roman coin

Henry II halfpenny, known as Tealby type, which were often poorly struck

Irish penny, struck in Dublin, during the third Irish coinage, circa 1207-11.

Henry II short cross halfpenny is a scarcer detecting find than John or Henry III. The name of the moneyer reveals the mint.

Richard II penny with an unusual spelling of the moneyer.

A rare example which is unusual in that the whole of the rosette by the forehead on the obverse can be seen.

This outstanding find which appears to be of an uncatalogued type