I was told that first and second one is replica... I have no knowlwdge (nor the person who gave me this) about the third. Can you help me id?

<div class="md"><p>I was told that first and second one is replica... I have no knowlwdge (nor the person who gave me this) about the third. Can you help me id?</p>
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Is this a replica?

Was able to capture the details wayyyy better this time around and didn't have to tweak it like before

<div class="md"><p>Was able to capture the details wayyyy better this time around and didn&#39;t have to tweak it like before</p>
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Was able to take better photos of my new Gros Tournois. Last ones kinda sucked

Are these 2 coins genuine?

English Edward VI Shilling from 1551-1553, minted in London. Anyone have any possible ideas what could have caused the damage on the reverse? The holes are not uniform and are mishappen but are lined up in a seemingly intentional manner.

English Henry VI Groat from the Calais mint in France; Annulet issue 1424-1427

Recently acquired this coin and am super happy with but. I paid $98 for it. It has quite dark toning but I like how it looks plus I had a limited budget. I also added some pics of it next to another one of my French coins and others for scale

<div class="md"><p>Recently acquired this coin and am super happy with but. I paid $98 for it. It has quite dark toning but I like how it looks plus I had a limited budget. I also added some pics of it next to another one of my French coins and others for scale</p>
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My newest coin! Philippe Le Bel Gros Tournois! Can anyone tell me more about it?

It is not in perfect condition, but everything is still readable and visible. It is from FESOJK/Koci from Prague. Do you have some experience with the dealer? Thanks! :) 

<div class="md"><p>It is not in perfect condition, but everything is still readable and visible. It is from FESOJK/Koci from Prague. Do you have some experience with the dealer? Thanks! :) </p>
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Stumbled upon this Louis IX Gros tournois. It is a nice piece, sold by FESOJK. Just a heads up, how does it look to you?

Coolest doublestrike I've seen on a Russian wire coin. Could be two coins fused together during minting? The last 4 images have the coin turned 180 between each for comparison.

I got this coin in a bulk lot, but I don’t know much about coin from this era. It might not be genuine. The first letter under the line is an M, the last two letter may be ‘OA’. It is difficult to read anything on the back. Any help on identifying this further would be much appreciated 

<div class="md"><p>I got this coin in a bulk lot, but I don’t know much about coin from this era. It might not be genuine. The first letter under the line is an M, the last two letter may be ‘OA’. It is difficult to read anything on the back. Any help on identifying this further would be much appreciated </p>
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Byzantine 20 Nummi?

Greetings to all! I have been searching for my first medieval coin and I had my eye out for a Robert  d'Anjou gigliato, because of the nice style and size of the coin. Now, I know that some of the series of these coins were minted posthumously. How can you tell if it is posthumous or during reign? I noticed that on mints marked 'posthumous' the legend on the obverse is 'RobertN' or 'RobertD', while I noticed other coins, like this, have 'Robertus' on the obverse. Is that one of the keys to differentiating the two mint periods? :)

Thanks! 

<div class="md"><p>Greetings to all! I have been searching for my first medieval coin and I had my eye out for a Robert  d&#39;Anjou gigliato, because of the nice style and size of the coin. Now, I know that some of the series of these coins were minted posthumously. How can you tell if it is posthumous or during reign? I noticed that on mints marked &#39;posthumous&#39; the legend on the obverse is &#39;RobertN&#39; or &#39;RobertD&#39;, while I noticed other coins, like this, have &#39;Robertus&#39; on the obverse. Is that one of the keys to differentiating the two mint periods? :)</p>

<p>Thanks! </p>
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Hi to all! :) A question - what do you guys think, was this gigliato minted during Robert d'Anjou's reign or is it posthumous?

<div class="md"><p>EADPARD REX ANGLOR
+OSPOLD ONN LEPE</p>
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Edward the Confessor Seated Sovereign/Eagle Type. Potentially the first instance of a full body image of the ruler on English coinage? Hefty at 1.34g / 20mm. Minted by Oswold at Lewes between 1046-59.

Medieval coins seem very poorly made compared with modern ones. When was the art of coin stamping perfected?

<div class="md"><p>Medieval coins seem very poorly made compared with modern ones. When was the art of coin stamping perfected?</p>
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Quality of manufacture

Can anyone confirm whether this is indeed a dernier minted by Herbert I, Count of Maine (11th century)?

Casimir III of Poland 1333-1370

Got this coin recently and it was sold as an Edward i penny but im not 100% sure it is, does anyone know if its true and also what the mint is, thank you  

<div class="md"><p>Got this coin recently and it was sold as an Edward i penny but im not 100% sure it is, does anyone know if its true and also what the mint is, thank you  </p>
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Edward i or ii

coin from the reign of Russian Tsar Ivan the Terrible (1533-1584)

Two English coins of Richard II and Henry VIII I just got, a bit rougher ones but I did not have an example of either of them yet. The years for the Henry VIII are the ranges I was given; I'm not too sure if it can be narrowed down more specifically

Hope this is OK to post here, thought someone might know more about this boy bishop token? Found in Essex. Any help much appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>Hope this is OK to post here, thought someone might know more about this boy bishop token? Found in Essex. Any help much appreciated!</p>
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Not a coin (sorry) but coin looking token

Didn't get much foot traffic in r/ancient coin. It's probably more fitting to ask here anyway.

I can make out "Henricus" and tell it's a short cross type. Can anyone id which Henry or the mint or moneyer? Many thanks.

<div class="md"><p>I can make out &quot;Henricus&quot; and tell it&#39;s a short cross type. Can anyone id which Henry or the mint or moneyer? Many thanks.</p>
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Henricus

Can identify? 18mm, 1g

Help with ID? 

Felipe III, 2 maravedis, Valladolid, 1618/9

Seljuk Lion and Sun dirham variants - looking for some advice please.

Belated birthday present arrived. Any unique information appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>Belated birthday present arrived. Any unique information appreciated!</p>
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Romanus I AE Follis 920-944 Constantinople Mint

What’s up with the “grainy” texture on this quarter noble ?

I'm assuming the bent flan is also from being gin the ground? Sorry I don't really collect much medieval coins and I'm trying to learn!

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m assuming the bent flan is also from being gin the ground? Sorry I don&#39;t really collect much medieval coins and I&#39;m trying to learn!</p>
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Took a higher quality photo of my Edward ii penny. I just wanted to know what the pits on the coin were caused from was it the soil? 

8 maravedis, Burgos, 1622, restamped in Valladolid in 1641. Cleaning in progress

Otto III was the third emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.

Born 983, he was 3 yo when his father Otto II died and he became the new emperor. Firstly his mother Theophanu was the regent, until she died in 991. Then his grandmother Adelaide until she passed away in 995.

The full coin is from this time, with one face celebrating Otto (ODDO) with around, when intact, REX DI GRATIA

The reverse celebrates ADELAIDE.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces350267.html

I couldn’t resist acquiring this coin for Adelaide’s day, in December. She herself has an amazing story

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelaide_of_Italy

<div class="md"><p>Otto III was the third emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.</p>

<p>Born 983, he was 3 yo when his father Otto II died and he became the new emperor. Firstly his mother Theophanu was the regent, until she died in 991. Then his grandmother Adelaide until she passed away in 995.</p>

<p>The full coin is from this time, with one face celebrating Otto (ODDO) with around, when intact, REX DI GRATIA</p>

<p>The reverse celebrates ADELAIDE.</p>

<p><a href="https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces350267.html">https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces350267.html</a></p>

<p>I couldn’t resist acquiring this coin for Adelaide’s day, in December. She herself has an amazing story</p>

<p><a href="https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelaide_of_Italy">https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelaide_of_Italy</a></p>
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Otto III and his grandma Adelaide (991-995)

Is this Henry viii groat real?

A dedication to all types of Medieval Coins

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Stumbled upon this Louis IX Gros tournois. It is a nice piece, sold by FESOJK. Just a heads up, how does it look to you?

Hi to all! :) A question - what do you guys think, was this gigliato minted during Robert d'Anjou's reign or is it posthumous?

Quality of manufacture

Help with ID?