Watch List notes:

Edward I (1272-1307), First Great Recoinage, Longcross Pennies, Canterbury (12), Class 3d, 1280, crowned bust facing, rev. VILLA BRISTOLLIE, long cross and pellets, 1.40g, 9h (North 1019; Spink 1390); and, Class 3g, 1280-1281, 1.42g, 7h (North 1022; Spink 1393), flan cracked through portrait; also Class 4d, 1282-1289, additional pellet at start of legends (3), 1.37g, 7h; 1.34g, 1h; 1.37g, 11h (North 1026; Spink 1397); and, Class 4e, 1282-1289, three pellets on breast, 1.33g, 4h (North 1027; Spink 1398), additionally, Second Recoinage (6), Class 9b1, 1299-1301, 1,23g, 4h (North 1037/1; Spink 1408), and, Class10ab3, 1302-1303, rev. CIVITAS CANTOR, O over A to correct erroneous reading CANTAR, 1.47g, 6h (North 1038/2; Spink 1409), toned, almost extremely fine, a beautiful coin; Class 10cf, 1305-1307 (5), additional pellet after CIVI, 1.39g, 10h; 1.42g, 12h; 1.37g, 5h; 1.41g, 6h; 1.34g, 8h (Spink 1410ff); variable grades and tones, mostly clashed, fine to very fine or better, a solid academic grouping; additionally, Edward II (1307-1327), Pennies, Classes 11-15 (8), 1.41g, 2h; 1.33g, 2h; 1.44g, 8h; 1.38g, 6h; 1.34g, 4h; 1.32g, 9h; 1.43g, 8h; 1.45g, 9h (Spink 1455ff), irregular flans, otherwise toned, fair to very fine (20).

Estimate: £240 - £300