King Richard Hammered's

The only hammered English I've found that beres a portrait of a King Richard is for King Richard III (1483-1485). Were there other King Richard's before and/or after III? If so, are there hammered coins during their reign?
You can probably tell that I haven't gotten the book yet
You can probably tell that I haven't gotten the book yet

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<< <i>There was Richard I (1189-99) and Richard II (1377-99) All English coins from Richard I have the name Henry from his father. Most English coins before 1663 are hammered. >>
Which one was "Lionheart"
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<< <i>There was Richard I (1189-99) and Richard II (1377-99) All English coins from Richard I have the name Henry from his father. Most English coins before 1663 are hammered. >>
Which one was "Lionheart"
Richard I was called Lionheart.
<< <i>Are coins readily available for these three kings? >>
Yes.
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<< <i>Are coins readily available for these three kings? >>
Yes. >>
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<< <i>Are coins readily available for these three kings? >>
It depends on what you're looking for, North rates most of the coins scarce or rare.
The only coin I would call easy is the Richard II halfpenny.