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Elizabeth I AR Half Groat. 1601–1602 AD. London Mint.
E D G ROSA SINE SPINA, crowned bust facing left, two pellets behind head indicating denomination
CIVITAS LONDON, long cross fourchée over quartered shield of arms, initial mark '1' above shield
Attributed to the Seventh Coinage based on the clear initial mark '1' (indicating 1601–1602) at 12 o'clock
James II Brass "Gun money" Shilling. Jan 1689. Dublin Mint.
IACOBVS II DEI GRATIA, laureate head facing left
MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX, crossed scepters through crown, I and XII flanking, Jan. above, 1689 below
Attributed to Dublin mint emergency issue, struck from melted brass ordnance with month mark for post-war redemption.
Faustina I (Senior) AR Denarius. c. 141–161 AD. Rome Mint (Posthumous Issue, RIC 344).
DIVA FAVSTINA, draped bust right with intricate braided hair swept up into a high, coiled topknot
IVNO, Juno standing left, holding patera in extended right hand and long vertical scepter (or torch) in left arm
Masonic Mark Token (c. 1880–1920)
Material: Copper alloy (brass/bronze)
Obverse: Square and Compasses enclosing the letter G.
Reverse: Royal Arch on tessellated pavement with keystone, crescent moon, central pellet, and initials C W.
Function: Issued in Mark Master Masonry or Royal Arch Chapters as a personal pledge token or lodge check.
Edward I AR Penny. 1280–1281 AD. London Mint (Class 3cd).
EDWR ANGL DNS HYB, crowned facing bust with trifoliate crown, open 'E', and drapery formed of two arcs
CIVITAS LONDON, long cross potent extending to edge, three pellets in each quarter
Attributed to Class 3cd based on the distinctive crown style, crisp drapery arcs, and the neat, unbarred 'N' in the mint signature.
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