This find is the second from the group of Roman coins that came in from Mike and John Ruczynski to
Valuations
Valuations
To see all my valuations, please look at my Valuations Archive. If you would like your item valued, identified or just would like to know a bit more about it, please read about my Valuation Service. Also, if you have found something interesting and would like to share the find, please contact me.
Recent valuations
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Edward I pennies
Here is a pair of hammered silver coins, both of which were sent in by John Lashmar to be identified
Denarius of Lucretius Trio
Here is another Roman coin from the group sent in by Mike and John Ruczynski. It’s another silver denarius but
Angel of Henry VII
The majority of detectorists have never unearthed a hammered gold coin. A minority of detectorists have found hammered gold but
Quarter noble of Edward III
The images of this hammered gold coin were sent in by Ben Lamb but it was found several years since
Farthing of Edward I
This coin was believed to be an Edward I Irish farthing but the finder, Joe Dirth, wanted to know if
Pennies of Edward III and Henry III
These two coins were unearthed by John Lashmar, who asked me to identify and value both of them. London penny
Denarius of Antoninus Pius
This is the first from a group of Roman coins that came in from Mike Ruczynski on behalf of himself
Halfgroat of Henry VII
This 21mm diameter silver coin was sent in by a detectorist who signed himself as Steve. The find was unearthed
George II copper farthing
Colin Barton said he unearthed this coin on the morning of the 7th of November. It’s a George II copper
Groat of Edward IV or V
A detectorist who goes by the name of The Dirty Weekender sent in the coin pictured here and asked for
London half noble of Richard II
The owner of the land on which this hammered gold coin was found did not want the finder’s name to
Charles I halfgroat
This hammered coin was unearthed recently by Glyn Peak. It’s a bit unusual so Glyn asked for my opinion on
Edward III groat
Derek Henderson said this 25mm in diameter hammered silver coin was found in Lincolnshire. He believed it was a groat
Henry II Tealby type penny
Alex Hilton asked if I could provide him with more information about this Henry II Tealby type penny, which was
Groat of Henry VIII
This hammered silver coin was unearthed by Paul Tongue, who asked me to provide more information about his find –
Danelaw imitation of an Alfred the Great penny
The images of this coin came in from Stuart Humphrey, who asked me to provide him with a valuation. At
Groat of Edward III
The detectorist who unearthed this hammered silver coin wished to remain anonymous. It’s a groat of Edward III and the
Groat of Elizabeth I
A detectorist signing himself as Steve asked for more details about this hammered silver coin, which is 22mm in diameter.
Sixpence of Elizabeth I
Steve Hurst requested a full ID and a valuation on this hammered silver coin, which is 25mm in diameter. This
Valuations with a story
Valuations which include a historical background or a related story
The story of Henry Murdac – a penny of Stephen
The story of Henry Murdac, Archbishop of York, and this very rare cut halfpenny issued by him
Roman Fourrees
Roman fourrees are plated versions of Roman coins, some struck from official dies and others forgeries
From Henry VII to a unique Charles I coin
How over 100 years of English history shaped the design of this unique coin.
Merovingian Tremissis
The valuation of a rare and important Tremissis.
Plus the history of the Merovingians empire and their coinage.
Alexander III Penny
Includes the story of the Brussels Hoard.