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Elizabeth I pattern “pledge” copper penny

An extremely rare copper Pattern Pledge penny. This pattern was produced in 1601 for a proposed copper coinage which was

A Roman lead gaming piece

Obverse: Moustached “Wodan” head surrounded by eight roundels, all within a beaded border. Reverse: crested peacock displaying right and quincunx

Silver groat of Henry VIII, first coinage, dating to AD 1513-1518. Tournai mint. Coins of this type are uncommon, with only one other

A jew’s harp dating to c. 1500 – 1800. On one side of the head is the rabbet which would have

Noble of Henry V, class E; mint of London. Designated as a Find of Note.

A papal bulla of Innocent VI. The form and use of these were detailed in my article “PAS: Finds Review

Obverse legend reads CUDRED REX CANT, for King Cuthred and Canterbury mint. Reverse legend reads SIGEBERTHI MONETA, giving the moneyer

This token Groat sized Boy Bishop token. The legend on the obverse reads PIE nIChOLAE ORA PRO nOB, “Holy Saint

A later Roman “ring-key” which would have been used to open small boxes and caskets of personal possessions. It is