Watch List notes:

Edward I (1279-1307), Pennies (5), Bury St. Edmunds (3), Class 9bí1 (2), 1.16g, pothook Ns, star on breast, rev. vill scie dmv ndi, Roman Ns, clipped, a good portrait, good fine, 1.28g, no star on breast, good fine with a strong portrait, Class 9c, 1.42g, obv. evvr[ ]ns hyr’, crude lettering, no star on breast, one third flat, fine, Bristol (2), Class 9bí1, 1.37g, normal Ns, star on breast, rev. vill’ bri sto lie, fair, the reverse a little better, Class 9bí2, 1.38g, pothook Ns, pierced, good fine, (N.1037/1, N.1037/2; S.1418, S.1416; Stewartby p.174, IXb1, IXb1/c, IXc), all rare (5).
Lord Stewartby notes that Bury is the only mint where late letters are used on both sides for IXc coins, all other mints use either a normal IXb obverse or X reverse. The unusual bust is also used at Newcastle.
Estimate: £100.00 - £120.00