Tudor Hammered Coins | Edward VI Shilling | My English Coin Collection | 450 YEARS OLD!
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Want to learn more? Be sure to check out this King John penny i picked up for £190 😮 czcams.com/video/Pok52niD9pA/video.html
Very cool. Off topic, but in 2000 during the spring, I was in my back yard. I smelled roses. I looked around the yard, the house was a rental. I found, next to an old dog run, a massive cluster of thorny "vines". There were small white five petalled flowers. Mind you, I'd only seen roses, as many are accustomed to seeing. After we moved (not using the Royal "We", I'm referring to myself, late wife, & our dog.) I started growing roses. Black, Blue Moon, Mint Julep (green petals with a lovely red center), White, & some very small flowers that looked like roses.(about the size of our American Quarter Dollar coins). At church one Sabbath, I was talking to a fellow member about, roses. He happened to be in charge of a horticulture garden, run by our city. I mentioned the small white flowers, etc. He said they were roses. Real actual roses. Then he mentioned the Tudor rose, said if I think about their symbol, the 2 roses, one red & one white 5 petalled roses. I searched my memory, aha, yes. He said the large full beautiful roses, we have today are all hybrids. I learned something. Oh I know Edward was grieved at his uncle, who was also a regent, having the nerve to use the Royal "We", so that's why I clarified earlier. Thanks again. Lovely coins, very nice for a "hammy", indeed.
Thanks very much for your amazing comment mate, a very interesting read and a cracking story. 😃
I've always been fascinated with Elizabeth I so anything to do with the Tudors is almost interesting by association, if that makes sense. Not sure if you know this, but there is a painting in the National Portrait Gallery called King Edward VI and the Pope. It was propagandist at it's heart, but to me it almost perfectly sums up his reign at a glance.
And on an unrelated note, I'm slightly annoyed as I just figured out that YT is not notifying me of your new videos.
Thank you! I haven’t heard of that painting, but I shall check it out a bit later . I agree with you, the Tudor period is an incredibly interesting time in English History, such a variety of coins to collect too! That’s a shame, if it helps I post every Saturday around 10am BST!
very nice Edward
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As for that centering spot, I like thin lines for spacing an inscription on our medieval denars
Thank you mate!
Another great video Luke!
Thanks matey!
I would like to see a King John penny from Ireland. I have one of those and read some interesting things about an eclipse which is maybe displayed on the reverse side? 👍
Thanks for your comment mate. I haven’t got an Irish King John, but do have an Edward I & Henry III Irish, although they don’t display the cresent. A high grade Irish John is on for the bucket list 😎
Always interesting Luke .
Thanks buddy 🙌
Spot on Luke with very accurate information. Wonderful video once again. Thank you
Thank you Mr Fox, on your favourite monarch as well! 😃
A beautiful coin with an interesting story! 😎👍And I love your coin cabinet! 😍👌
Thanks matey!
Thank you for another well presented and informative video. This is a coin type I would love to have in my collection.
Thanks again Alde. They’re a great addition to any collection. Do let me know if you manage to get one 😃
@@TheHammeredCorner I’m currently looking at the 6 Pence version. I just need to figure out my finances for the next couple of weeks.
Great video as ever 👍👍
Top man, thank you
Lovely video as always Luke. The reverse looks like there's a lot of scope for clipping. I imagine during the debased coinage years there wasn't so much incentive for clipping coins but with the return to high purity silver would there have been more of it going on again?
Thanks matey. Yes clipping resumed and even occurred during the debased years, before they realised what Henry VIII was up to. But the quality of coins being produced also slipped. Clipping was becoming a huge problem all the way up to Charles II before he abolished hammered coins and introduced a more economical milled coinage. Edward VI shillings like mine are almost always struck on large even flans with almost no signs of being clipped, one of my favourites!
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Another great video luke, if you ever want to do a video on any of my hammered coins just let me know mate and I’ll drop them round 👍🏻
Cheers matey! 😀
Ah the tudors. I currently have coins from Northumbria, plantagent, Stuarts, and the house of Hannover but have yet to get any Tudors. This one seems a bit out of budget so maybe a nice Elizabeth I. Btw the amazing vids as always!
Thank you mate, I hope you’re able to aquire one soon! 😃
Is the mint mark what determines the date on some of the older hammered, as many I’ve seen lack dates?
Yes, Edward VI first issued dates on his coins, as well as a mint mark! Before this, coins came with an initial mark, and coins would be put into classes, and thats how you’re able to determine the dates. It varies from different reigns, mint marks were properly used in the Tudor times 😊
Hey, love your stuff, I need some help identifying an Elizabeth I coin, care to help?
Hey thanks. Sure things.
@@TheHammeredCorner Thanks! I need some help identifying this Elizabeth I coin, advertised as six pence but due to 23mm diameter and no date I think groat. Having trouble with the mint mark also, I can't recognise it. Any help in ID appreciated. The photos are uploaded here www.reddit.com/r/coins/comments/o4sltg/i_need_some_help_identifying_this_elizabeth_i/ it's in very rough shape so is quite a challenge but it was very cheap which is rare to see in Australia.
@@fazejesus7610 it’s definitely a Groat as it doesn’t have a rose or date, could potentially be a Pheon mint mark, but looks a bit too far gone!
@@TheHammeredCorner Thanks very much, still new to this so it helps greatly!