Objects Archive - Page 53 of 105

Rhuddlan mint penny

This is only the second Rhuddlan penny to be recorded in Staffordshire and so has been designated a Find of

A gilded silver pilgrim badge of St Margaret and the dragon. It depicts St Margaret standing on the dragon, thrusting

We covered this coin in our PAS finds review a couple of months ago where it was a Find of

A 12th century buckle in the form of a beast’s head, possibly a cat, with a gaping mouth, hence the

A socketed axehead retaining fragments of a wooden haft which dates to 950 – 800 BC. It is a Find

A seal, dating to the 4th century AD, with the impression made by an obverse coin die, most likely a

An “Oak Tree” three pence piece minted in Boston, Massachusetts between 1660 – 1667. It has been designated a Find

Richard III groat, type 1, found near Bishop’s Tawton in 2013.

“Profile/Cross & Piles” type penny of Stephen. Reverse reads ACE:ON:S.EDM giving the moneyer as Asketill (Acel) and the mint as

The auctioneer states that the first British “proof set” is a matter of debate with issues in 1746, under George