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Iron Age – Roman toggle

A toggle dating from the late Iron Age to Roman (c 100 BC – AD 100) which was used to

Obverse legend reads EADVVEARD Rxx . The reverse reads VVIII/+++/HARD indicating that the moneyer is Wulheard. Anglo-Saxon pennies are rare

An incomplete nail cleaner dating to 1st to 2nd century AD.

A coin weight for a Charles I Unite (20 shillings) as indicated by CARO REX on the obverse and XX

The handle is hollow and still had a woven fabric swatch inside. The figure appears to be in catholic clerical

This coin came in from Stephen Palmer, who said he didn’t know if it would be suitable for the website.

Jon Pitt is the finder of this Ancient British gold quarter stater. Having not been able to trace an exact

This very recent find (7 April) was unearthed by Martin Depear, who asked for it to be identified. The legend

The obverse legend reads EDWARD’ DI GRA REX AnGL + FRAnC DnS hIB + AQVIT. The inclusion of the French

The guineas of George I were struck in all years of his reign (1714 – 1727) and are notable for