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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

Not a rarity but still an attractive denarius which is well struck and in VF condition.

On the obverse a degraded head, which is sometimes described as a porcupine

On the obverse a degraded head, which is sometimes described as a porcupine

Elizabeth I coins are fairly common detecting finds but the majority are not in as good condition as this one

Valuation includes the story of the Spanish cob

Henry III pennies are relatively common detecting find but this one is from the more scarce Lincoln mint

Valuation of this silver sceatta and advice on whether to clean with silver paper and lemon juice

How to distinguish a Elizabeth I penny from a Philip and Mary penny