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It's not odd at all. New moneyers for the type at a particular mint regularly appear. An Edward the Confessor small flan found last September and posted on another forum read ESTAN ON LVNDI whic… (View Post)

It looks like the mint is Canterbury (CENTCE). The moneyer is a bit ambiguous. ELPED could be Aelfwerd or Aelfred, but if the stop before the P is the top of an F and the bit between the base of the … (View Post)

It depends on the coin type in question. I have several that only exist as a single known item that happens to be damaged. Hobson's Choice makes such a coin grade as acceptable. Sure I'll c… (View Post)

There's one in Noonans archive section. https://noonans.co.uk/auctions/archive/lot-archive/results/205630/?keywords=1794+3+gulden&discipline=Coins&category=World+Coins&date_on=&d… (View Post)

The clearing banks order coins from the Royal Mint based on retail demand. No 1961 dated coins can mean either no orders were put in for halfpennies in 1961, or more likely, if the mint had stocks da… (View Post)