Can anyone help me ID this coin? Thanks!

Picked this up recently but don't know too much about it, I'm guessing it's a short cross penny of Henry II or Richard I but the damage is very unusual. Thanks!

u/JoeTheGimp — 1 month ago
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Seljuq of Rum Dirham, Kaykhusraw II (1237-1246)

Absolutely love the design, you don't see many Islamic coins with beautiful imagery like these coins have.

u/HistoricalCarsFan — 1 month ago

Sassanid Empire Drachm of Khusru II "The Victorious" (590-628)

Picked this up recently, I absolutely love the design of these Sassanian Drachms especially with the amount of detail on the Zoroastrian fire altar.

u/JoeTheGimp — 1 month ago
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1812 Silver Leeds Workhouse Shilling

Recently picked up this Leeds Workhouse Shilling, I absolutely love the crowned owl design & coat of arms.

u/JoeTheGimp — 2 months ago

1857 Hanks & Company 1d Token, most likely from the 'Dunbar' shipwreck.

The saltwater pitting on this token tells an interesting story. In 1857, a fresh order of these tokens were coming in from London on board the 'Dunbar' when the ship sank near Sydney Harbour, with the loss of 121 souls. These tokens are said to have been recovered in the 1960s.

u/JoeTheGimp — 3 months ago
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1850s Australia Token saltwater pitting?

It looks like the pitting on this token is from saltwater but I'm not too sure.

I've read somewhere that the majority of this particular type were lost and recovered from the wreck of the 'Dunbar' in Sydney Harbour. Any information on this would be great. Thanks!

u/JoeTheGimp — 3 months ago

Found a small collection of photo slides from World Cup 1998 Final (France v Brasil)

Found these film slides at a flea market, apparently published by a company called Famous and shot by Peter Aitchson. I wonder if any of these were ever published.

I also found a bunch of Will Smith photos from an awards show in the same collection for some reason so if anyone wants to see them, let me know!

u/JoeTheGimp — 3 months ago

Help with a Roman coin fragment.

I recently bought this fragment of a bronze Roman coin but I'm having some trouble identifying it. Any help would be very appreciated!

u/JoeTheGimp — 3 months ago

Prague Groshen of Wenceslas IV [OTHER]

This was made in the name of Wenceslas IV and minted in Kuttenberg between 1378 & 1419. Only need about 10,000 more for the real Henry experience.

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago

Help with a Bohemian Groshen

I'm wondering if anyone would be able to help me identify the date of this groshen. I can just about make out 'Wenceslas' but can't tell which one. Any help would be very appreciated!

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago

Kingdom of Bohemia Prague Groshen, Wenceslas II (1300-1305)

I've been after one for ages, finally saw it at a coin show for £20. Not the finest example, but a nice worn piece with a lot of history will do me.

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago

Can anyone help me id this coin? Thanks!

Picked this up at a fair for about £15, I think it looks French maybe 13-14th century but I'm not certain as it came unattributed. Any help would be very appreciated!

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago

Some Australian bus tickets from 2010.

Found these in a drawer, god knows why I still have them. Surprisingly they haven't faded too much to say they are 16 years old!

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago

1850s Australian Token Counterstamped

Bought this De Carle & Co., Melbourne token from around 1845 but looks like someone has stamped M&W a few times on both sides. Has anyone seen this before, any info would be appreciated. Thanks!

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago

1840s Australian Melbourne Token Counterstamped?

Bought this De Carle & Co., Melbourne token from around 1845 but looks like someone has stamped M & W a few times on both sides. Has anyone seen this before, any info would be appreciated. Thanks!

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago
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German Feldpost Letter, dated 1942. Any help with translation would be fantastic!

This letter looks very detailed but unfortunately I can't read German and the cursive makes it very hard to translate. Any help would be very much appreciated!

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago

Fantastic portrait on this Edward I Penny!

Shame about the crack and damage but I'm really happy with how nice the portrait is! I believe this is a Durham Mint but unsure what class.

u/JoeTheGimp — 4 months ago