How To Identify British Hammered Coins - An Ultimate Beginner Collectors Guide
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- Today we are looking at a whole range of British hammered coins. We will be giving you hints and tips to help you to try and identify your own British hammered coins. Although not an exhaustive guide we hope to steer you in the right direction to grow and assist with your own knowledge.
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Great video. I have been finding coins metal detecting in the UK for 11 years. I have about 45 hammered. I have now decided I want to identify them all without help from friends in groups. I have been reading spinks and am fascinated with all there is to learn from these coins. I have many hours of fun ahead. Finding them is now only half the fun.😊
I don’t have any hammered coins but do find them fascinating, a nice informative video.
Great stuff Christopher & BCC 👍🏻
They are really beautiful -CC
I have one hammered coin in my collection, and it's my favourite. Fantastic video 👍
That's awesome! They are really interesting coins -CC
Absolutely fascinating, wonderful to think of the history in each of those coins.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video 👍 -CC
They're lovely old treasures - really get your imagination going! Good one guys.
Glad you liked them they are beautiful pieces of history 👍 -CC
So many history behind these coins.
It blows my mind away! -CC
I have two Elizabeth I coins, date 1578 is fairly clear on the reverse of both. I like the two samples to compare lettering on the obverse. The queen are made out including the nose, eye and ruffled collar. Each had been clipped on different locations. I love these hammered coins as my ancestry is from Great Britain (our family had a land grant in South Carolina from George III prior to the Revolutionary War).
Fascinating vid BCC I don't have any hammered coins but maybe I could make some 🤔 happy days Christopher 👍 🥋
Hahahahaha I'd love to see that happen! -CC
Thank you for the information on these lovely Hammered coins 👍
Glad you enjoyed the video 👍 -CC
Great information on the hammered coins Thanks to you Christopher and BCC 😃
Thanks for tuning in! Glad you liked the coins! -CC
Very informative. Thanks Christopher
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed! -CC
I love hammered coins i have every coin you just posted up, Well all except the common wealth coin with the shields and i'm working on getting my hands on one of them has we speak..
Oh wow very nice! Sounds like you have an impressive collection then 👍 -CC
Brilliant video Christopher 👍
The only hammered coins I have
Is in my pocket after a night on the sauce lol😄😄😄😄
I do have some Edward 1/11 coins
Take care 👍
Hahahaha! I've had a few nights like that 🤣🤣🤣 -CC
Very Informative, I was fortunate enough to find a King John coin last week, wonderful condition, Miles on Winchester mint, this is why I enjoy detecting as it goes from detection to investigation!
Wow! Very nice! -CC
In the last year I've found a Henry II Tealby penny, King John cut quarter, King John cut half, Edward penny (not sure which one, waiting for the FLO to sort that out!), an Edward I farthing Waterford mint (in lovely condition and quite rare I believe, you'd probably sell it for about £225.00), an Elizabeth I penny and an Elizabeth I twopence, three Charles I rose farthings and finally an unidentified penny in fairly poor condition as yet unidentified but possibly Richard II. I also have a Nuremberg Jetton. Most of them have come out in fine condition - I'm very lucky to have a great permission. Hopefully more to follow. Thanks for the video.
Wow! That is quite the roll you are on! -CC
@@BritanniaCoinCompany Thank you. The Lizzie 'two pence' was actually a half groat as it turned out. I have found two more since this post - a cut half which is probably Henry III, and a very large hammered in poor condition which is with the Kent FLO (I'm hoping she will be able to ID it). That one is probably a late one, possibly a James I.
I found a perfect short cross silver coin last week but I know nothing about kings so you have narrowed it down to 4 and I think it’s Richard I. Over the moon, thank you 👍
That is awesome! Glad the video helped. Hope you find some more too 👍 -CC
Wow amazing history love it but i do not have any hammered coins ,they would look great in any collection.
Glad you liked the coins! There is so much history across them! -CC
i have 11 hammered coins,, my favourites are my ER 1 X12 d or shilling and a James 1 shilling.... a ER1 6d.... rest being Edward 1st, 2nd , or 3rd, pennies and cut halves....and many hammered bronze / coppers/ billion... my dream coin would be a Scottish merk ....
Oh wow! Very nice! -CC
Wow didnt know use had channel....i love your coins selling iv bought many myself friend. You guys have fair prices to. I need to look through your ebay stock see whats new 😊
No hammered coins, clipped or whole. In my collection yet! Great information to work from. Thanks BCC
Hahaha I like the use of "yet" 🤣🤣🤣 -CC
@@BritanniaCoinCompany better than Pokémon cards lol
Very interesting as always, but I think if I would take to a professional to find what I had.👌👍
Yeah this was more of a pointer for reference to help narrow it down 👍 -CC
I have 4 at the moment
I have a rare 1780 thaler and I would like to know how much it would cost if I sold it, please let me know
My name is Alicia Alexander . I have been looking for someone who could help me with a coin I have until I seen your video . I believe I have a hammered short cut cross coin . If I could send some pics that would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
Hello I found what I believe to be a edward 3rd hammered farthing but I'm not 100% is there anyway I could send a photo over for you to have a expert look cheers
Hi!
Hola! -CC
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😁👍 -CC
Getting better on the flailing hands.
🤣🤣🤣 -CC
Using a hammer to make coins all day .whoever made them must have been hammered by the end of the day
🤣🤣🤣 -CC
I do not understand why English coins were hammered and the earlier Roman coins struck? Did people forget how to mint coins? The Greeks struck beautiful coins prior to the Common Era.
It is interesting to see how coins have been struck differently over time and across the world -CC