53
1243
Edward I silver penny of London, reads:- 'EDWAR',
drapery of two wedges, crinkled GF with a ditto but of
Edward III, London Mint with Lombardic 'N's, reads:-
'EDWAR', obverse has annulet stops, light scuffs across
portrait, F and lastly a Scottish Charles II, Twopence,
Turner or Bodie of 1663, Spink 5625, flan clipped by
coinnext to it,GF [3]
£40 -£45
1244
Edward I Silver Penny, Bury St Edmunds Mint.
Moneyer Robert De Hadelie, class 3g. Reverse reads
'ROBE/RTDE/NADE/LEIE. Full round (GF)
£60 -£80
1245
Edward I silver penny, Long Cross Issue of Bury St
Edmunds, Class 6 with realistic hair to King's mouth,
about a third flat, rest NVF, with a ditto but of Edward
IV, Second Reign [1471-1483], of York by Archbishop
Lawrence Booth, 'B' and key by neck, Spink 2132, with
old ticket, probably as struck for flan size but portrait
better than normal for the issue, VF and lastly a ditto but
of James I, nomm. as Spink 2661,NVF [3]
£60 -£70
1246
Edward I Silver Penny, Newcastle Upon Tyne Mint,
Class 10ab, Spink 1428. Obverse - large W in Edward,
composed
of
two
V's.
Reverse
reads
'VILL/HOVI/CAS/TRI. (NVF/F)
£30 -£40
1247
Edward III Silver Halfgroat, YorkMint, Series E 1354 -
1355. Reverse reads 'CIVI/TAS/EBO/RACI', Spink
1581 (GF)
£60 -£80
1248
Edward III Silver Penny Post treaty period 1369-1377,
YorkMint, Spink 1648.With oldBASeabyLTDTicket
for July 1959, 15/-?On a good large flan (F)
£35 -£45
1249
Edward IV First Reign [1461-1470] silver groat, Light
Coinage [1464-1470], quatrefoils at neck quatrefoil on
breast, mm. Crown/Sun, Spink 2001, an even stike,
slightly crinkled, darkVF
£80 -£100
1250
Edward IV Second Reign Silver Groat, London Mint,
Fleurs on Cusps. Obverse Mintmark pierced Cross and
Pellet, Reverse Mintmark pierced Cross 1477-1480,
Spink 2098. With old collectors ticket. A scarce Mule
with a fewweak letters (VF/NVF)
£140 -£160
1251
Edward IV, silver groat of Norwich, mm. sun [that on
the obverse seems to have had the legend punched in
over it], Lombardic 'N' on breast, Spink 2011, mint
spelling 'NORWIC', with an old ticket which states 'Ex
Seaby 1963 15/-', obverse slightly off centre and part of
obverse legend lightly double-struck,GF/VF
£340 -£360
1252
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Hammer Cross
Issue, Spink 1182, obverse reads:- +EDPARDD RE.,
reverse reads:- +IOCITEL ON EOFRP, with the
annulet of the YorkMint in second quarter, YorkMint,
moneyer Iocetel, flan very lightly crinkled, full, round,
well centred, dark toned,GVF/VF
£200 -£300
1253
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Sovereign / Eagles
Type, Spink 1181, obverse reads:- +EADPEARDREX
ANOLO, reverse reads:- +LEO[F]PINEONGLEPE[ ],
Gloucester Mint, moneyer Leofwine, the reverse die of
this coin being particularly interesting in that the die
sinker seemed somewhat in a hurry punching in the the
birds bodies and heads but not their legs and with the
exception of one bird, their beaks. In the Syllogue of
Coins of the British Isles there is only one other example
in the first 40 volumes and this from the same reverse die,
Vol. 19, GloucesterMuseum, No.99, Sadler inhis corpus
of varieties in his Vol. II, The IpswichMint, did'nt know
of this variety, a very rare variety of a scarce type from a
rare mint, obverse lightly double-struck, full, round, well
centred,NVF
£800 -£900
1254
Edward the Elder, 899-924, silver penny fragment of just
under cut farthing size, Small Cross /Moneyer's name in
two linesType, Spink 1087, VF
£40 -£50
1255
Edward VI base penny of the Third Issue [1550-1553]
mm. Escallop, of London, obverse reads:- E [D G
R]OSA SINE SPINA, Spink 2474, large flanwith a little
extreme edge loss, nice even strike,NVF
£80 -£100
1256
Edward VI base silver shilling, Tower Mint, Second
Period, Bust 3, Leopard's Head?/Martlet?, obverse
reads:- EDWARD VI D G AGL FRA [ ] HIB REX,
reverse reads:- TIMOR DOMINI FONS VITEMDL,
Spink 2466, large flan, small stiking crack at obverse 6
o'clock, parchy uneven black tone, light marks under
magnification,GF
£120 -£160
