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The coin has a right facing bust of Charles instead of the usual left, seen on English coins. It was

An early gold tremissis dating to c.AD580-670. Obverse reads CORI ALLO+ giving the mint as Coriallum (modern Cherbourg, France) and the

The reverse reads +ÆÐELVEARD MO NA which gives the moneyer as Aethelweard. It is suggested that the NA is the

This coin is a rare type of Stephen’s ‘Watford type’ lacking an inner circle on the obverse. The reverse has

A penny of Wiglaf of Merica who reigned from AD 827 – 829 and AD 830 – 840. The obverse

Half a die matrix for commemorative coins of Diva Faustina (c. AD 141 – 161) . Coins were struck for

This escudo was issued in the name of Joanna and Charles I, her son with whom she was nominally co-monarch.

An aureus of Claudius issued in AD 41 -42, just after he became emperor. On the reverse is the praetorian

The penny exhibits a known issue error of the reverse legend TVEATVR VNITA DEVS (“May God protect those united”) also

A quarter noble of Edward III’s fourth coinage, pre-treaty period. B/E mule dating to c.1354-1355 it has been designated a