Valuations

The story of a how a “quiet” field can suddenly produce a find

Penny of Henry V struck for the archbishop of York, Henry Bowet

The moneyer was Gilbert of Bonnington

A voided short cross penny of King John

Although the condition leaves much to be desired, it this is still a really good detecting find

A fairly common detecting find

An unusual spelling error on the obverse

An attractive half noble struck during the early part of the reign of Henry VI

This penny is the rarest of the eight types struck during the reign of William I

A rarer transitional period Edward III noble. Any straightening work should be done by a skilled goldsmith rather than an enthusiastic amateur.