This is an update to an article published in late October. The original article featured a class 3 coin from Lincoln with a lettering error. We now have a second, and finer, example of that error, and we also have a similar error on a class 9 coin from London. One wonders if it also occurs on any other classes? With thanks to Jonathan Morris for sharing images of his coins.
Edward I
An Unusual Lettering Variant, Edward I, Lincoln – Rob Page
A very brief note documenting some unusual lettering on the obverse of a Lincoln Edward I penny.
Henry III (Posthumous) Class 7 Pennies from the London Mint – Part 4: Phelip – Rob Page
This article continues the series on the class 7 pennies of Edward I issued in the name of Henry III. The coins of Phelip from the London mint are the moneyer/mint combination most commonly seen, and in this study nearly 40 reasonably well preserved specimens have been studied and assigned to a number of different die groups. In a companion article, to be issued shortly, I will illustrate examples of all the known dies for Phelip. My thanks go to the collectors who have kindly let me have images of their coins.
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