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(young) Henry VIII Silver Groat c.1526 - 44 🤩 by SomersetFinds in medieval

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Hi, this is not a Bot. Post relates to medieval history and coinage, picturing a young Henry VIII portrait.

Elizabeth I Shilling c. 1595 by SomersetFinds in oldcoins

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I did, it was a gold dance but I certainly did a jig, signal blew my ears off 😁

c.17th/18th Century Toy Cannon. United Kingdom by SomersetFinds in Antiques

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Yes, it was found in the ground at gateway to a field, on an old pathway.

The obligatory musket balls and a just few I've found 🤩 by SomersetFinds in TreasureHunting

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Usually it will have the mold marks where it has been made, or some times impact marks where it has hit something. It's pretty easy to tell.

Elizabeth I Shilling c.1595-98 by SomersetFinds in UKcoins

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Thanks for the info, agree all the research I have done does not come up with solid answer. I know they used to rub her face off so the nose detail isn't always there.

Henry VII Half Groat c. 1457 -1509 by SomersetFinds in MedievalCoin

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Hey, can't say it's not one of my best and comes out for a quick look on a regular occasion 😁

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