Valuations

It’s a London penny of Edward I and Richard had already identified it as belonging to class VIIA or VIIB. However, he wanted to know if I could tell him anything more about it.

The coin is a decent looking London penny of Edward I.

This is the second coin that John Garner sent in. It’s another hammered silver penny but this one dates from

Anthony Hopkinson asked for a valuation on this Roman in case the landowner wanted to know what it might be worth.

I sometimes see a coin that I would have loved to unearth. It wouldn’t necessarily be a rarity but it

This sceatta is an example of series W, which is listed in the Standard Catalogue as number 787 and is very rare.

Quarter staters of this type were imported into Britain from Gallia Belgica and are usually listed in English referenc

After examining the coin the finder’s son thought it was a product of the Oxford mint but someone had identified the mint as York.

This coin is a very recent find, which surfaced on 18 August after being in the soil for hundreds of years

Here is an Anglo-Saxon period silver sceatta, It was unearthed by Richard Lyon, who asked for further details and a valuation.