Valuations

On the obverse is a facing bust of the king and a legend reading RICARD REX AnGL

It’s a coin of Edward III and dates from a time when the English coffers were pretty full.

The coin is a halfgroat of Elizabeth I with an obverse legend reading E D G ROSA SINE SPINA.

I see lots of voided short cross pennies and cut fractions, most of which are fairly common. This one, though, is rather special.

It measures about 30mm in diameter and in the middle of the face is a circular depression, which is in the centre of a lozenge with incurved sides.

The coin is a halfgroat of Elizabeth I with an obverse legend reading E D G ROSA SINE SPINA.

The coin is a second coinage London farthing of Edward III

Hammered gold coins sometimes look to have been clipped but they can be struck on full weight flans that are too small for the dies

I’ve seen several Anglo-Saxon saucer brooches as detecting finds but this is the largest and amongst the best.

This follis of Constantine the Great has on the obverse a laureate, helmeted, draped and cuirassed bust of the emperor.