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Obsidional Shilling from the siege of Carlisle

Carlisle was defended by the Royalist forces under Sir Thomas Glemham from October 1644 until the following June. This shilling

A detecting find from Radstock, Somerset on 18 April 2021. The auction listing says that while there is no known

A continental of Henry VII, King of the Romans, also known as Henry of Luxembourg, dating to 1308-12. Minted in Luxembourg.

A continental sterling, imitating an English long cross penny of the time, issued by John II of Avesnes, Count of Hainaut (1247

Although the exergue is unclear, the style of the coin is considered to be an unpublished example from the S

A gold Merovingian National Series tremissis dating to c 650-70. The obverse reads ATACIACO and the reverse FRATECLISELO. The PAS

Charles I double crown. Tower mint. Group F, with an Aberystwyth style bust on the obverse. Oval shield on reverse

Tower mint. Group A, M.M. lis. A single jewelled arch to the crown. S. 2698. Nearly VF.

Tower mint. Group A, M.M. lis. A single jewelled arch to the crown. S. 2698. Obverse good VF to EF

Tower mint. Group C, third bust, M.M. rose (the rose struck over plume on the obverse). Oval shield on reverse