Valuations

Attractive silver coin of Philip V of Spain

The type of Queen’s head on the obverse makes all the difference to the valuation

A rare type of William I, although the mint and moneyer are uncertain

A nice early milled guinea with some some minor defects that impact on its value.

A coin which is less rare than it used to be due to detecting finds.

A treaty period half noble of Edward III. Any hammered gold half noble is a really thrilling detecting find

A rarity but it has suffered from being in the soil for close to 1,200 years.

Henry VIII half angels are rarer detecting finds than full angels

Beware of forgeries, which were made in large numbers in the early part of the 19th century

A Roman silver coin of Valentinian I from AD 364 to 374