John Conduitt ✭✭✭✭

Isn't that true of all grading? Now you have high resolution photos, you can tell if you like the look of a coin or not. Grading was originally used to tell you what a coin was like before the days o… (View Post)

Find the coin on Numista https://en.numista.com/ and look at the values at the bottom of the page. These will almost certainly be too low, but give an idea of scarcity and value. (View Post)

Possibly, but there would have to be an Aegelwine at Winchester, which there doesn't seem to be. Although see https://archive.org/stream/newnumismatic11royauoft/newnumismatic11royauoft_djvu.txt I can… (View Post)

This is the Paxs type, William I type 8 (1083-6). Unfortunately, that doesn't help narrow the mints, but not all moneyers struck this type. The moneyer seems to be Aegelwine. Moneyers by that name we… (View Post)

Hi. I think it would help to take closer photos of each one separately, so we can read whatever legends are left. Also it might help to paste them directly into your post and not link to them, so peo… (View Post)