Clipped and broken long cross with quatrefoil

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Jamesey1981
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Can anyone help with this broken hammered please, has some missing chunks and some nefarious medieval scoundrel has shaved off most of the edges!

I am thinking Edward IV as that's the closest I can find, and I am thinking London, but I await someone coming along and correcting me.

Thanks in advance.
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I struggle with hammered coins even when everything's present, but Edward IV seems a decent shout :thumbsup:

York mint.
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figgis wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2020 4:16 pm I struggle with hammered coins even when everything's present, but Edward IV seems a decent shout :thumbsup:

York mint.
With the clipping on this one I am amazed that I didn't find the bloke that tried to spend it buried next to it, so much has been cut off that even the most illiterate medieval peasant would have spotted it!
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Yep, Edward IV/Archbishop George Neville - York.

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Lovely, thanks chaps, quite proud of myself that I got the King right at least! :)
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Well done on the coin and the ID :Party:
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Oxgirl wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2020 6:56 pm Well done on the coin and the ID :Party:
Thanks, I'm pleased with it, battered as it is, not found one with a quatrefoil before . :)
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Jamesey1981 wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2020 7:26 pm Thanks, I'm pleased with it, battered as it is, not found one with a quatrefoil before . :)
I’ve never had one either :Thinking:
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