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Although Cnut pennies are not scarce, any Anglo_Saxon coin counts as a good find

Commonwealth half groat that would grade at least Fine

In fine condition but the unusual blue-black colour might put off some buyers

In far better condition than most other Elizabethan sixpences which have been detecting finds

The mis-shaped flan is typical of coins from this period when quantity rather than quality mattered most.

Penny of the florin coinage of Edward III, which are a rarer detecting find than the earlier pennies of Edward I and Edward II

A rale mule with a small edge defect which will affect its value

Ecgberht of Wessex penny valued. They are continuing to fetch strong prices at auction.

A coin that is always popular with collectors which keeps prices fairly high.

A Henry VII groat with none of the usual faults of a detecting find.