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The heavy clipping of this siliqua makes identification difficult

An attractive coin despite the nicks on the side

Valued for a 50/50 agreement with the landowner

A common detecting find but its condition is well above average

With the mint mark unclear, the shape of the bust and the stops in the legend tell us the type.

It’s a gold medal commemorating the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne.

The story of the copper farthing of Charles I. This is a particularly nice one

The flan is perfectly round which suggests this Tealby penny was struck at a northern mint. where the quality was better

Edward III half groat with some weak areas that will affect its value

if this Charles I crown was near the surface then the detecting machine would have given off a very loud signal as it passed over it.