Watch List notes:

Edward I (1272-1307), Recoinage Issues, Longcross Pennies (11), including: Class 2b, crowned bust facing, drapery in two parts, rev. CIVITAS LONDON, long cross and trio of pellets in angles, 1.31g, 9h, 'field' toned with die clashing, fine; additionally, Classes 3b-3g (5), similar, London (2), 1.38g, 9h; another, 1.30g, 4h; also, Canterbury, CIVITAS CANTOR, 1.38g, 5h; and, Bristol, VILLA BRISTOLLIE, 0.96g, 5h, clipped; and, Lincoln, CIVITAS LINCOL', 1.33g, 7h, all with patchy 'field' toning, generally fine or better; additionally, Class 9b, star on breast (3), Bristol, 1.26g, 1h, crimped, fair; also, Kingston-upon-Hull, rev. VILL kYNCESTON, 1.38g, 8h, good fine, scarce; and, Newcastle, rev. VILL NOVI CASTRI, 1.24g, 7h, chipped, fine; also, Classes 10ab-cf, London (2), 10ab, 1.37g, 3h, reddish tone, fine; another, 10cf2, 1.29g, 5h, flan split, fine; additionally, Edward II (1307-1327), Longcross Pennies (4), including, Class 10cf5, London, 1.29g, 4h, field toned, fine; also, Classes 11a-14 (3), London (2), 1.31g, 10h; another, 1.36g, 4h, both fine or better; and, Durham, rev. CIVITAS DUNELM, crozier cross end, 1.25g, 2h, small flan split, otherwise fair to fine; lastly, Continental Esterling, Hainault, John II of Avesnes (1280-1304), Sterling Penny, uncrowned bust facing, rev. as before, 0.90g, 1h, very waterworn, scarcely good, but interesting as a provenanced English find (16).
Provenance
An extensive series of individual Lincolnshire site finds between 2001 and 2013 from Linwood, Tupholme, Wragby, Waddingworth, Askam Bryan and Stixwould, all with individual documented find bags
Estimate: £200 - £240