Watch List notes:

12th-13th Century 'Shortcross' Halfpennies (5), including: Henry II (1154-1189), Class Ib, struck 1180-1185, York, Efrard (Everard), crowned bust facing, curls 2/5, rev. [+] E[F]RARD • [ON • EVE], voided shortcross, quatrefoils in angles, 0.69g, 7h (SCBI Mass 546; North 763; Spink 1344), darkly toned with areas of weakness and doubling, strictly fine; another, Class Ic, struck Winchester, Adam [?], similar, but cruder styling, no stop before REX, serifs on N, rev. + (ADAM) [• O]N • WINC, 0.71g, 10h (SCBI Mass 641; North 764; Spink 1345), lightly waterworn with mottled 'field' tone, a bolder fine; also, Richard I 'the Lionheart' (1189-1199), Class IVb, struck c. 1200-1204, London, similar, rev. + (...) [• O]N • LVNDC [sic] C for E in error, 0.73g, 6h (North 968/2; Spink 1348C), lightly toned, of distinctive style, good fine; also, John 'Lacklands' (1199-1216), Class Va2, struck 1204-1205, Canterbury or London [?], Nicole, similar, reversed S, 0.73g, 6h, i.m. cross pommée (North 969; Spink 1350B), dark tone and boldly struck up, a pleasingly good very fine; lastly, Class 5b1, struck c. 1205, Norwich or York, Renaud, 0.64g, 9h, i.m. cross pattée (North 970; Spink 1351), waterworn with mottled 'field' tone, fine (5).
The illustration accurately reflects the written cataloguing and pedigrees set out in order: , ,
Provenance
~ All found at Tupholme, East Lindsey District (Lincolnshire) ~
i), iv) Discovered 16 November 2008
ii) Discovered 30 August 2013
iii) Discovered 27 September 2009
v) Discovered 31 October 2008
Estimate: £80 - £120