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2022 Sept Finds page |
Medieval silver ear wax scraper - reported as treasure to museum 1.71g
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600 AD Saxon silver sceat - sent for recording and ID to the Early medieval corpus 1.025g,9.94mm Many thanks for this new find, which I have recorded as EMC 2022.0295. This is Series D (Type 2c). All the best, Martin |
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1327-35 Edward III milled silver farthing Obv +EDWARDVS REX **G Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
Medieval enamelled mount | ||||
1594 - 1596 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | 1767 Netherlands Overyssel duit copper coin | ||||
13thC Medieval bronze seal matrix - sacrifical lamb impression The design is of a lamb with flag. |
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East India Company Double C monogram 0.84g,7.66mm |
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16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | 1816 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||
Roman silver coin - sent for ID Julius Caesar AR Denarius. Uncertain mint, 46 BC. Head of Ceres to right, wearing grain ear wreath; COS•TERT downwards behind, DICT•ITER upwards before / Emblems of the augurate and pontificate: simpulum, aspergillum, capis, and lituus; D to right, AVGVR above, PONT•MAX below. Crawford 467/1a; CRI 57; Sydenham 1023; RBW 1637; RSC 4a Culullus, aspergillum, jug and lituus, in outer field right, D and below, PONT MAX (Crawford 467/1a / Sydenham 1023 / FFC 3) Splendid & desirable denarius of Julius Caesar by whom it was struck to pay his veterans: the 'D' on the back stands for donativum = extra donation to soldiers often paid from war booty. The legend on the obverse of this denarius honors the functions Julius Caesar held in the year of his victory over the Pompeian forces. His titles on the obverse are functional: consul for the third time and dictator for the second time, while the image on the reverse is strictly religious and refers to his previous status as one of the augurs and as pontifex maximus. The image of Ceres on the obverse may refer to the greater certainty about the Roman supply of grain that must have arisen after the defeat of the Pompeiians at the Battle of Thapsus (April 6, 46 BC) in North Africa. |
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1845 Victoria East India Company 1 cent | Modern gilded ring | ||||
1190-1194 King John hammered silver short cross penny Class 3 Obv hENRICVS REX Rev + AIMER.ON.LVNDE - Moneyer Aimer of London mint |
1914 -1945 Lead toy animal | ||||
Victorian silver mount | 16thC Tudor silver mount - reported as treasure | ||||
1461-1464 Edward IV hammered silver groat - Mint mark rose Quatrefoils by neck Obv EDWARD.DI GRA REX.ANGL Z FRANC Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
Nazi Germany 1936 German 5 reichs mark silver coin Paul Von Hindenburg |
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Taco'd 1216 Hnery III hammered silver short cross penny- Class 5B -7B Rev ILGER.ON.VND- |
Georgian copper signet ring | ||||
19thC Victoria milled silver four pence | 92nd Regiment of foot button Description: 92 within plain inner circle. Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Convex 15mm ; Metal: Copper Alloy silvered; Backmark: EXTRA STRONG PLATED Date: c1820-1840 The 92nd Highland Regiment was a British infantry regiment raised in 1794 by the Duchess of Gordon with a shilling between her lips. They formed the 2nd battalion of the Gordon Highlanders on its inception in 1881. |
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Henry VI (First reign, 1422-1461), Annulet issue, Noble, London, mm. lis on rev. only, annulet by wrist Medieval hammered gold noble 6.999g,32.91mm Gold noble - annulet issue - trefoil stops Obv hENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS *hYB Rev PERo MEDIVM o ILLORV o IBAT + *** BAAo |
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Italian States-Venice, Antonio Venier as Doge (1382-1400), Soldino, Venice Mint Type 1 |
1696 William III milled silver sixpence | ||||
1582-84 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - A mint mark | 16th C Tudor button | 18th | |||
1818 George III milled silver sixpence | 1696 William III milled silver shilling | ||||
600 AD Saxon silver sceat - sent for recording and ID to the Early medieval corpus 1.095g,12.13mm (Series R1) as EMC 2022.0303. All the best, Martin |
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1865 Victoria milled gold half sovereign 3.9g,19.3mm |
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Fake Victoria old bust gold half sovereign ring | |||||
WWII Womans land Army badge With the country at war and all able-bodied men needed to fight, there was a shortage of labour to work on farms and in other jobs on the land. At the same time it was becoming increasingly difficult to get food imported from abroad, so more land needed to be farmed to provide homegrown food. The Women's Land Army provided much of the labour force to work this land. |
2nd C Roman fibular brooch | ||||
1910 Canada Edward VII milled silver 5 cents | 1854 Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||
1461-1470 Edward IV hammered silver penny .im Cross Pellets by crown - Rose in centre of reverse cross Rev DVNO/LIN - Durham mint |
15thC lead token | Medieval gilded mount | |||
c8thC Saxon hooked fastener used on their leg bindings | |||||
1770's 11 shilling coin weight Obv XI S |
18thC Apothecary weight - 1 dram | ||||
17thC Chinese cash coin | 1817 Russian lead bale seal | ||||
1815 Russian lead bale seal | 1850 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny | 1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny Obv **CVS RE** Rev **hENRI - Moneyer Henri |
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1817 George III milled silver sixpence | Georgian button | Georgian button | |||
Georgian button | Georgian button | Medieval clasp | |||
11,000 BC flint scrapers |
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18th C silver Royal Navy collar stud | 1587-9 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - crescent mint mark | ||||
1770's half gold guinea coin weight - 10 shillings and 6 pence | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross penny | ||||
Georgian trade weight | George II milled silver shilling | ||||
18thC toy cannon | Unknown religious relic - appears to be Madonna hold child | ||||
2nd Issue Debased Jan 1549- April 1550 Edward VI hammered silver shilling - Durham house E by shield |
1918 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||
WWII Army button | Shell base metal token - Jodeph Montgolfier 1783 | ||||
17thC Colchester hammered copper trade farthing | Georgian studd | ||||
1560 -1 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver shilling (12 pence) Martlet mint mark - 2nd issue 5.23g, 31.4mm |
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10-40 AD Cunobelin Celtic gold qtr stater - sent to museum for recording 1.3g,11.12mm
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1592-5 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - Tun mint mark | 1839 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
1819 George III milled silver sixpence | 1714 -1727 George 1st milled silver shilling | ||||
1858 Victoria milled silver three pence | |||||
1924 Argentina copper coin | 20thC alloy button | ||||
Georgina silver thimble | 16th C Tudor fretwork button | c10th C Saxon harness cheek piece | |||
17th C silver seal matrix - reported as treasure to museum |
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Crusty Roman silver coin - needs 'cooking' to remove horn silver |
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Neat relic - Georgian double sided fob seal matrix | 1603 James 1st hammered silver sixpence | ||||
Medieval gilded harness pendant | 15th C lead token | 15th C lead token | |||
600 AD Saxon silver sceat - sent for recording and ID to the Early medieval corpus 1.104g, 11.1mm (Series D (Type 8), as EMC 2022.0302 All the best, Martin |
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1893 Victoria milled silver three pence | 1697 William III milled silver sixpence - love token | ||||
1922 George V milled silver sixpence | 17thC hammered copper trade farthing | ||||
French 1497-1515 Tower shield of Tournai jetton Ref 724 Mitchener |
1770 Russian lead bale seal | ||||
Post medieval lead bale seal | 1696 Willaim III milled silver sixpence | ||||
Georgian brooch | 1913 - 45 Dutch 5 cents copper coin | ||||
Georgian trade weight | Rock crystal brooch ? | ||||
19thC Corporation button | A complete cast copper alloy buckle of post-medieval date. The buckle is a double loop asymmetrical shape Circa 1575- 1700 |
A complete cast copper alloy buckle of post-medieval date. The buckle is a double loop asymmetrical shape Circa 1575- 1700 |
Georgian shoe buckle | ||
Post Medieval cast copper alloy single loop buckle frame. 1500-1650 AD |
Georgian watch winder | Post Medieval cast copper alloy single loop buckle frame. 1500-1650 AD |
1500-1700 mount | ||
Gilded Jewish dreidel is a spinning top, with four sides, each marked with a different Hebrew letter (nun, gimel, hay and shin) | 19thC livery button | 18thC Royal artillery button | |||
18th C 5 penny weight and 8 grains coin weight | 18thC bullion weight | ||||
1816 George III milled silver sixpence | 19thC Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||
19thC Corporation button | 19th C 98th Regiment of foot button | 18thC clog fastener | |||
1915 George V silver cane band - London mint Maker EB WB - Edwin & William Barling
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1841 Victorian silver duty paid bust symbol silver trim - London mint Maker GR -George Reid (registered Mar 1811 & 1817, 1824, 1828, 1829) |
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Post Medieval cast copper alloy single loop buckle frame. 1500-1650 AD |
1500-1700 hooked mount | 18thC toy cannon | |||
1770's gold half guinea coin weight - 10 shillings and 6 pence Ob 10S, 6D |
1485 Henry VII hammered silver halfpenny - rev cross fourchee - wide hair bust - Type 3 single arched crown Obv HENRIC DI GRA REX A |
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1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross penny Rev COLE - Moneyer Nicole |
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv + EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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1590-2 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - hand mint mark | 1820 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||
1850 Victoria milled silver six pence | 1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny | ||||
1763 George II milled silver three pence | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv **** BANGL DNS hYB Rev CICI**** /DVE/EI** - Durham mint |
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17thC William III milled silver sixpence | Georgian silver thimble | ||||
Malta. Knights of St. John. Emmanuel de Rohan (1775-1797) 1 Grano 1778.
The House of Rohan (Breton: Roc'han) is a Breton family of viscounts, later dukes and princes in the French nobility, coming from the locality of Rohan in Brittany. |
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1663 hammered copper trade farthing | 1840's Victoria and Prince Albert medallion ? | ||||
1641, 8 Maravedis revalidated with VIII counterstamp on 8 Maravedis of 1625 of uncertain mint, Felipe IV (1621-1665) of Spain | Circa 1710. Queen Anne. Rev. FVNDAMENTVM QVIETIS NOSTRAE. ECCLES. ANGL. Brass 26mm. by Lazarus G. Lauffer Nuremburg. FVNDAMENTVM QVIETIS NOSTRAE. ECCLES. ANGL means The Church of England is the basis (or foundation) of our Peace. These were early propaganda tokens/jetons stressing that the protestant church was the way to maintain peace in Great Britain. Both Queen Anne & King George faced threats from legitimate claimants to the throne. These were Catholic and supported by french funds and sometimes french troops and had tremendous support in Scotland and Ireland plus some support from catholic families even in England. |
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Georgian trade weight | 16thC Tudor mount | 19thC Corporation button | |||
19thC St Patricks Charity button | 1500-1700 mount | Victorian sword badge | |||
Georgian watch winders | 1500-1700 mount | 18thC toy cannon | |||
16thC Tudor seal spoon handle | 1500-1700 mount | 1500-1700 mount | |||
19thC livery button | 19thC livery button | Post Office button | Early medieval lead token | ||
15thC lead token | 17thC lead token | 17thC lead token | 17thC lead token | ||
15thC lead token | Georgian trade weight | Roman bronze grots | |||
Huge medieval lead trade weight | |||||
Post medieval lead bale seal | 15thC lead token | Georgian buckle | |||
Early medieval lead trade weight | 2ndC Roman fibular brooch | 2ndC Roman fibular brooch | |||
18thC crotal bells | 1850 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
Boy Scouts badge | 17thC clothing fastener | Georgian trade weight | |||
Castle Gold Foil Saumur Brass Token Medallion W&A Gilbey W & A Gilbey Wine Merchants Brass Medallion Castle Gold Foil Saumur. Walter and Alfred Gilbey founded their wine business in London in 1857. |
1694-1702 Wiliiiam III coin weight | ||||
1603 James 1st hammered silver sixpence | 1554 Mary hammered silver groat | ||||
Plain silver bracelet - impossible to date | |||||
Georgian bell type trade weights | 5th Battalion The Queens ( Royal West Surry Regiment) | Georgian pastry jigger | |||
1859- 1923 Chatham and Dover Railways button | 18thC clog fastener | 1793 Dutch Zeelandia copper coin | |||
16thC Elizabethan lead illegal tavern token | Post medieval clasp with blue stone | ||||
1500-1700 mounts | Capt / Commander - 1774-1787 RN Master & Mate - 1787-1807 |
1900 Generic merchant navy button | |||
19thC customs button | Georgian watch winders | ||||
1296-1318 Edward 1st hammered silver penny - Class 4c - solid pellets for eyes Obv +EDWR ANGL DNS hYB' Rev VILL/ABE/REV/VICI - Berwick-Upon-Tweed mint |
1190- 1194 Richard 1st hammered silver short cross penny - Class 3 Obv hENRICVS REX Rev + hVE.ON.EVER* - Moneyer HVE of York Mint |
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17th C Joseph Bott of Braintree Essex hammered copper trade farthing | 1587-9 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat- Crescent mint mark | ||||
Irish 1603 James 1st hammered silver groat | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross penny | ||||
1816 George III milled silver shilling | 1351 Edward III hammered silver penny - Pre treaty series A + EDW******ANGLI (DOUBLE ANNULET STOPS) Rev CIVI/TAS/***** |
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Neat Vulcan bomber toy | Toy motorcyle | ||||
1770's Gold Guinea coin weight (21 shillings) Ob S21 Rev S21 |
Unknown six pence coin weight - Crown cipher Researching it - looks Victorian |
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Medieval Papal Bullae. A lead Papal Bullae of Pope This bulla has the name of Pope Clement III 1187 -1191 AD Obverse shows the heads of the apostles Peter and Paul, the founders of the Church of Rome with SPASPE (Sanctus PAulus and Sanctus PEtrus) above Rev CLE/MENS/PP. III http://historymedren.about.com/library/who/blwwpopelist.htm http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12272b.htm The reverse (verso) of the bulla shows the name of the Pope, which is written in the nominative, with his abbreviated title. It reads 'CLE / MENS / PP • III' within a beaded border. The 'PP' has an 'Ω' above.
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1770's coin weight | 1770'S Gold half guinea coin weight - 10 shillings and 6 pence Obv SD 10 6 |
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Medieval lead gaming token | 1592-5 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - Tun mintmark | ||||
1307 Edward II hammered silver penny -Class 11 Obv + EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB: Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1696 William III milled silver | ||||
Medieval purse bar swivel ? | |||||
17thC copper finger ring | 1825 Russian lead bale seal | ||||
19thC livery button | 1831 -40 Royal Artillery button | 88th Regiment of foot Description: 88 within French scroll with dot. Category: Regular Army; Date: c1800-1871 |
17thC button | ||
17thC button | 1900's Generic merchant navy button | 1816 George III milled silver sixpence | |||
Medieval lead pilgims figurine |
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1566 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | 16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | ||||
Post medieval seal ring |
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Medieval hammered silver farthing | 1587 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | ||||
1868 Victoria milled silver three pence | 1846 Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||
Roman silver coin | Roman silver coin | ||||
1327 Edward III hammered silver penny Obv .EDW***ANGL DNS hYB Rev ***LON/DON - London mint |
1868 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
1623-4 James 1st hammered silver half groat | 1922 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv + EDWAR***** Rev CIVI/TASLON/DON - London mint |
1827 Kindom of Hannover (German States) 24th Thaler milled silver coin | ||||
1327 Edward III hammered silver groat Obv + EDW *** hYB Rev CIVI/TASLON/DON - London mint |
Size comparison - medieval groat and farthing | ||||
1422-27 AD Henry VI hammered silver Groat ( 4 pence) -Inital mark incurved pierced cross Annulet issue - Annulets by the neck and two sets of opposing pellets on reverse obv hENRIC DI GRA REX ANGLIE Z FRANCE Rev VIL/LAx/CALI/SIEx/ - Calaise mint |
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1300-10 Edward II hammered silver farthing- new issue with inner circles both sides - oval flan - Type 28f Obv +EDWA****EX AN Rev CIVI/TASLON/DON - London mint |
1625 Charles 1st hammered silver penny | ||||
1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny Obv E hEN Rev ONC/ANT - Canterbury mint |
c10th C Saxon mount - circule decoration | ||||
1817 George III milled silver sixpence | 1836 William IV milled silver four pence | ||||
Ancient gold nugget - reported as treasure to museum 0.61g, 7.70 mm L |
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10-40 AD Cunobelin Celtic gold stater - reported to museum 5.5g, 17.97mm |
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1696 William III milled silver six pence | 92nd Regiment of foot The 92nd Highland Regiment was a British infantry regiment raised in 1794 by the Duchess of Gordon with a shilling between her lips. They formed the 2nd battalion of the Gordon Highlanders on its inception in 1881. Description: 92 within plain inner circle. Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Convex 15mm ; Metal: Copper Alloy silvered; Backmark: EXTRA STRONG PLATED Date: c1820-1840 |
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17th C William III milled silver shilling | 1969 USA silver coin | ||||
1818 George III milled silver sixpence | 1852 Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +EDWAR ANGLE DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TASLON/DON - London mint |
1762 George III milled silver three pence | ||||
15th C lead token | 15th C lead token | 19th C Victoria milled silver sixpence | |||
18th C toy cannon | WW II Queens regiment sweet heart badge | 19th C 85th Regiment of foot regiment button | |||
Facinating gold find - what looked initially like a Georgian bezel when blown up looks a lot earlier in date - sent to museum for their views 1.2g, 20.82mm |
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Lancashire 127. Manchester. Copper halfpenny. 11.26 gm. 29 mm. Front view of a building; EAST INDIA HOUSE / The Grocers' arms; HALFPENNY, GOD GRANT GRACE, 1792. Edge: PAYABLE AT I. FIELDINGS * MANCHESTER •. | 18th C crotal bell | WWI The 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment of Foot button | |||
1816 George III milled silver shilling | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross farthing | ||||
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long PENNY Obv hENRICVS REX III Rev hEN/RIO/ONL/VND - London mint |
1279 Irish Edward 1st hammered silver penny | ||||
18th C silver button | Medieval hammered silver penny - annulet by cheek | ||||
19thC Victorian jubilee medallion | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross farthing Rev /VID/ - Moneyer David |
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1858 Victoria milled silver sixpence | 1625 Charles 1st hammered silver half groat | ||||
1282-89 Edward 1st hammered silver penny -Class 4 - pellet before E in Obv legend Obv +.EDWR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TASLON/DON - London mint |
1883 Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||
1879 Victoria milled silver six pence | 17th C William III milled silver sixpence - love token | ||||
India 1862 Victoria milled silver qtr rupee | 1859 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
1942 George VI milled silver sixpence | 1300-10 Edward II hammered silver farthing - New issue inner circles both sides - Type 28 Obv +EDWARDVS REX Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny | 1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross penny | ||||
1471-83 Edward IV hammered silver half penny Obv + EDWARD DEI GRA REX Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1500-1650 buckle | 18thC crotal bell | |||
17thC clothing fastener | 19thC Corporation button | 1634 Charles 1st hammered copper rose farthing | |||
1880 French 10 centimes copper coin - over stamped 1916 | 19thC livery button | Georgian button | |||
Georgian button | Medieval mount | 1327 Edward III hammered silver groat Rev DON/CIV - London mint |
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Army button | 17thC button | RN Purser buttonsRN Purser - 1807 |
19thC Trinity House pilot button | ||
Advertising piece, ND(c.1924), obverse; DRINK MORE COCOA. 198,000 TONS OF COCOA WERE EXPORTED FROM THE GOLD COAST DURING 1923 WHICH REPRESENTS NEARLY HALF THE WORLD'S SUPPLY, reverse; DRINK MORE COCOA. GOLD COAST 1923-1924 - AREA LARGER THAN UNITED KINGDOM POPULATION 2,250,000 REVENUE £3,740,000 SURPLUS BALANCE £3,000,000. 33mm, 2.7g, aluminium,
'Drink more Cocoa' 1923-1924 |
1896 Soth Africa Zar - Krugar silver three pence | ||||
1770's coin weight - 6 shillings and nine pence Obv S6 9D |
16th C Elizabethan illegal tavern lead token | 16th C Elizabethan illegal tavern lead token | |||
19thC Royal Navy cuff link | Large 15th C lead token | 1820 George III milled silver shilling | |||
**ALDERGATE ? Post Office button ? |
Medieval buckle | 1310-14 Edward 1st hammered silver farthing Obv ***REX AN Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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1310-14 Edward 1st hammered silver half penny Obv +EDW*** ANGLI Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1649 Commonwealth hammered silver penny | ||||
Georgian harness bell | 19th C Colchester Corporation button | Victorian gilded signet ring | |||
1694 William and Mary milled copper half penny | Victorian half once trade weight | 18the C lead sewing palm guard | |||
1490- 1550 'Ship -penny' Jetton Obv Sailing ship facing left Rev Traditional 'four fleurs in a lozenge' crown HANS rosette SCHVLTES cross PO |
1586 Hans Krauwincel II Rose orb Jeton | ||||
1834 Willian IV milled silver shilling | 1422-1427 Henry VI hammered silver penny - annulet issue - annulets by neck - annulet in two quadrants on reverse Obv HENRICVS REX ANGLIE Rev VIL/LAx/CAL/ISx/ Calais mint
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1673 Charles II milled silver one pence | 1895 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
1874 Victoria milled silver three pence | Geogian trade weight | Victorian button | |||
1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross farthing | The second style known to the 22nd (Cheshire) Regt of Foot. Description: 22 within contnued wreath of laurel design. Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Flat 22mm ; Metal: Copper Allot gilt; Backmark: McGOWAN KING STREET SOHO LONDON; Date: c1800-1810 |
Georgian spur | |||
Victorian London and County Bank buttons Established as the Surrey, Kent and Sussex Banking Company in 1836. Renamed as this in 1839. Acquired Limited Liability in 1866. Merged with the London & Westminster Bank in 1909 to form London, County & Westminster Bank Limited. |
Vintage British and racing sports car club | ||||
18th C crotal bell | Royal Artillery cap badge | Georgian buckle | |||
1696 William III milled silver sixpence | 1949 George VI milled silver Florin (24 pence) | ||||
Post medieval gilded copper finger ring | 19th C livery button | 18th C Royal Navy button | |||
Georgian button | RN Capt / Commander - 1787 |
1500-1700 mount | Georgian copper domino | ||
Sweden - 1/12 Skilling copper coin -- 1802 - 1808 | 18thC Pewter army button ?? | ||||
Victorian Colchester Bedwell token | Roman lead ballista slingshot | ||||
Georgian buckle | 1901-1952 Royal Artillery button | George VI Royal Engineers button |
THE 27th (Inniskilling) REGIMENT OF FOOT Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Flat 19mm; Metal: Copper Alloy, silvered; Backmark: None; Date: c1803-1820 |
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18thC Royal Navy button | 18thC silver button | 1567 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | |||
18thC Royal Navy silver button | Army badge -Yorkshire Light Infantry ? Honi soit qui mal y pense (Old French: shame upon him who thinks evil of it) |
1844 Victoria milled silver sixpence | |||
1816 George III milled silver sixpence | 1938 George VI milled silver shilling | ||||
1696 William III milled silver sixpence - love token | 1928 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||
Essex Corporation button | 1500-1700 mount | Unknown buckle tongue | 1900's Merchant navy generic button | ||
18thC apothecary weight | 19thC livery button | 19thC General post office button | |||
1860 Victoria milled silver sixpence | 1792 Russian lead bale seal - St Petersberg | ||||
1817 George III milled silver shilling | 1856 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
17th C William and Mary milled silver coin | 1865 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver groat | 1750 George 1st milled silver one pence | ||||
Georgian shoe buckle | The 92nd Highland Regiment was a British infantry regiment raised in 1794 by the Duchess of Gordon with a shilling between her lips. Description: 92 within plain inner circle. Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Convex 15mm ; Metal: Copper Alloy silvered; Backmark: EXTRA STRONG PLATED Date: c1820-1840 |
1500-1700 mount | 19th C livery button | ||
Georgi | 19th C livery button | 1640's Civil War metal cannon ball | |||
18th C crotal bell | Georgian cherub mount | 17thC decorated copper finger ring | |||
1299-1300 Edward 1st hammered silver penny - class 9 Obv +EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1561 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver shilling (12 pence) | ||||
1580 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver three pence | Unknown Arabic silver coin ?? Abdul Hamid II. The bottom date reads 1293, which is the date of the ruler's accession, and the top date looks like 29 to me. So I think this would be referred to as a 10 qirsh of Abdul Hamid II, 1293/29, from 1903. Ohio Drew |
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1554 Mary hammered silver groat | Georgian lead tobacco jar lid handle | ||||
Button with crown - use by General Post Office | Victorian 'Bank of London' button | 1819 George III milled silver sixpence | |||
17th C sword hanger | |||||
Ancient gold sheet - reported as treasure to museum 8.65g, 30.47mm L x 20.93mm W x 1.39mm T |
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Medieval gold ring with amethyst - contemporary crudely repaired - reported as treasure to museum 1.33g,29mm |
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10-40 AD Cunobelinus Celtic bronze unit - Stepping griffin type r,CAMV above and in front/Horse rearing r, quatrefoil above,CVN below VA2081,BMC 1909-12 Classed a scarce 2.0g,14.25mm
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Big Roman bronze sent for ID 22.9g, 33.13mm Yes, this has a bit of remaining detail – However, it’s going to need a bit of additional TLC if it’s to be identified beyond the basic generalities: Antoninus Pius was emperor during what is almost universally considered the height of “The Golden Age of Rome”
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Unusual large bronze figurine - no idea of date yet Mounting point on back |
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1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny Obv E.ON.LV - London mint |
1835 William IV milled silver sixpence | ||||
1839 Victoria milled silver sixpence | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross farthing | ||||
1942 George VI milled silver sixpence | 1603 James 1st hammered silver half groat | ||||
Roman bronze decorated lynch pin | George trade weight | ||||
1377-1399 Richard II hammered silver half penny - Type 1e Obv +RICARDx REXx ANGL Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1909 Edward VII milled silver sixpence | ||||
1601-2 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - 1 mint mark | 1815-20 George III milled silver half crown (30 pence) | ||||
Initially I thought this was a tiny Celtic bronze unit but it could be a 4th C Roman barbarous radiate, I have sent it to our Roman expert for his views 1.02g, 13mm Personally, I don’t like the term “barbarous” – I’d say “unofficial mint” or “contemporary copy”, but yes, this is what many would call “barbarous”. DIVO CLAVDIO / CONSECRATIO antoninianus, likely from the mint of Rome. I know, it’s a stretch at best, but that’s what you tend to get into with the contemporary copies from Gaul and Britain – some are pretty wild and at best only vaguely suggestive of their prototypes. To be fair, the official prototypes are often so crude and poorly executed that it’s, frankly, difficult to say “official” vs. “Unofficial” about many specimens.
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Victorian trade weight | Victorian copper pendant | 18thC toy cannon | |||
Georgian watch winders | 1640-1 Charles 1st hammered silver half groat - Star mint mark | ||||
Amazing double stuck bust 1558-60 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - 1st issue - Lis mint mark |
18thC crotal bell | Roman bronze ring | |||
Medieval hammered silver long cross farthing | 1554 Mary hammered silver groat | ||||
Georgian watch winders | 1872 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
1834 William IV milled silver sixpence | Unusual post medieval lead bale seal with numbered tang | ||||
Uknown lead trade weight with with Lion mark | 1896 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||
1602 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half penny - 2 mint mark | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv + EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv + EDWAR **** DNS hYB Rev Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1625 Charles 1st hammered silver penny | ||||
2nd C Roman fibular brooch | 17thC Charles II silver cuff links - reported as treasure to museum | ||||
17thC clothing fastener | 15th C lead token | 15th C lead token | Medieval lead trade weight | ||
Post medieval lead bale seal | 15th C lead token | 19thC Victoria milled silver sixpence | |||
WWII Gloster Regiment lapel badge | Georgian fob pipe tamper | ||||
50 BC Gallo Belgic Celtic gold stater - reported to museum 6.11g,18.0 mm |
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Medieval beehive thimble | Victorian corporation button | London and County Bank button Established as the Surrey, Kent and Sussex Banking Company in 1836. Renamed as this in 1839. Acquired Limited Liability in 1866. Merged with the London & Westminster Bank in 1909 to form London, County & Westminster Bank Limited. |
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Roman bronze finial | 17th C lead token | Medieval mount | |||
Georgian brooch with glass stones | |||||
Ancient 1st to 2nd C gold foil necklace
Gold bead - no idea of date yet - sent to museum for their views 1.1g,10mm L |
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1797 George III milled gold third guinea 2.72g, 16.3mm |
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