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Victoria Halfpenny 1862

On the reverse at the left of Eddystone Lighthouse, there is a die letter, a small capital letter C, which makes

Third draped bust, which was much larger and broader than the second bust .The edge has lettering for the 23rd regnal

James I (1603-25) gold Laurel of Twenty Shillings (as shown by the XX), third coinage (1619-25), fourth laureate and draped

A Roman plate brooch dating to AD 180-350. Although widespread across the Roman world, this type of brooch is a

A gold mourning ring inscribed on the inside with “R. Blackall: obt 29 Mar 1730 α 33“. As this is just less than

This button and loop fastener probably dates to the mid first century AD. It is unusual because of the addition

A stirrup strap mount dating to c 11th Century of Williams Class A, Type 10. It is a Find of

A copper-alloy saucer brooch dating to AD450-5 50 that has been gilded on the interior of the saucer. These brooches

George I had so many titles that they continued from the obverse to the reverse of this guinea. On this

An Elizabeth I shilling of Mestrelle’s milled production with a provenance that goes back to an auction at Sotheby’s in 1802