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Identifying the class of an Edward IV groat by its mint mark and trefoils on the tresure.

Ancient British Silver Unit with a stylised head on the obverse and a stylised horse on the reverse

Henry VII groat with new-style crown

A penny of Eadred, who drove the Vikings out of York. I was asked to identify the mint and moneyer.

Class XIV penny of Henry I. Identifying the mint and moneyer, when the some of the legends are illegible.

Irish Penny of King John, minted in Dublin and moneyer Roberd. Is there an annulet to the left of the king’s head making it a new variety?

A coin that should not exist and one that I have never seen before – a cut Scottish Penny of Alexander III

A groat of Mary which is a good specimen except for a small dent which detracts slightly from its value.