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Catalogue reference: E 29/1/157
This record is about the Coin face: appears to have been gouged out, possibly deliberate defacement, with... in the series Exchequer: Treasury of the Receipt: Dies for Coins. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Coin face: appears to have been gouged out, possibly deliberate defacement, with a tool-mark cutting across a segment; chipped; traces of inner beaded circle, possibly one or two letters or stops, but nothing identifiable; traces of crown and face. Shaft: square in section where spike joins shaft, chamfered to octagonal, passing to round section below coin face. Spike rectangular in section at pointed end (8 x 9 mm.), slightly furred. Height of shaft 79 mm. Height of spike 47 mm. Diameter. of coin face as seen 27 mm.
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Coin face: appears to have been gouged out, possibly deliberate defacement, with...
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