An Introduction Into Charles I Coinage | Hammered Coins

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Cheers matey! Really happy you’re enjoying them 😀

[@jcprojections259]

Fantastic video. Great information

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Cheers buddy! Really appreciate it

[@_Ultra_.]

i actually recently Got myself a Charles I Shilling! It's beautiful and i got it at an Amazing price, especially for here in Canada :)

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Well done on another great video, great information and reference here, thank you!

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[@bertallsort694]

Thanks, great information.

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Thanks Bert, be sure to leave a like if you enjoyed 😀

[@minelabnortherndetexpert1411]

Great video god information and lovely coins 👍👍

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Thanks matey!

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[@outdoorjunky1124]

thank you for a nice video :)

[@AndrejBk]

I am looking for some Charles I. too, for my small subcollection of executed monarchs

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Beautiful series to collect! Don’t forget to like the video if you enjoyed for more! Thanks for your comment and continued support 😃

[@danielt879]

Really nice video, a lot of information. I found a coin yesterday whilst metal detecting, I believe its a Charles the 1st half crown, looks the same as 2667 in the spink book page 293 I think. It's worn where the horse is, and it's clipped. Mine weights 11g.. same as the counterfeit one in this video. How can I tell, apart from the weight, if its a counterfeit? I have found a counterfeit George the 3rd shilling 1816, not far from this coin, but obviously a long time apart. Any help would be appreciated.

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Firstly well done on finding the coin 😊 a normal weight is about 14.85g so 11g is way under! 😊

[@danielt879]

@@TheHammeredCorner Thank you for the reply. I am very pleased with my find. With it being 11g, maybe it is a counterfeit. I will take it to my local detectorists shop next time I go and ask him for his opinion. It looks amazing and I feel privileged to of even touched it..

[@lotsofbrolly1]

Hello, my family has a coin similar to the Charles 1st Crown, but it is not dated and we aren't sure what era it is from. One side is a man on a horse (facing right). The other side has a crest in the centre with the full words: prostestemy religious and the liberties of england. No date though. Just interested in getting it identified. Can you help at all? Kind regards Anne M.

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Hello there, king facing right with no date will be a half crown from the reign of James I, the obverse legend Obote the horse starting in the 1 o’clock position should read “JACOB” or similar. Let me know 😀

[@lotsofbrolly1]

@@TheHammeredCorner Hello, I managed to find out it is actually a King William iii Battle of Boyne medal, via a Facebook group. Very similar to the Charles I coin. Thank you very much for replying. Anne M.

[@TheHammeredCorner]

@@lotsofbrolly1 awesome, you’re very welcome and something I’ve not come across before!

[@lotsofbrolly1]

@@TheHammeredCorner According to the people on the facebook group it is this medal. But, I cannot find any other in existence on the internet. So, not entirely sure if it's rare or not. Link: www.ebay.com/itm/133779952872?ViewItem&item=133779952872 Just in case you were interested. Always interesting to find new things. Thank you for replying. Anne M.

[@samy7013]

Until I recently bought a number of wonderful silver dirhams, and golden dinars and ashrafis, my oldest coin was Charles I shilling struck at the Tower Mjnt with a crown mintmark, S-2791. It’s pretty worn, but the attribution to Charles I and the mintmark are clearly legible.

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Hey Samy, thanks for your comment and welcome to the channel! 👋

[@samy7013]

@@TheHammeredCorner : Thank you for the warm welcome, and for all the work and research that you put into your videos.

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@@samy7013 it’s my pleasure 😁

[@lisamead3306]

thanks

[@hanniballecterspsychiatris8613]

Very interesting video. The Ciivil War and Henry VIII are my real interests away from Victoria.

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Mine too!

[@stefkuna]

That video must have taken some research and preparation to put together - thanks!

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Thank you Stefan!

[@AlbertD711]

I unfortunately don't have any coins of Charles I but your video has encouraged me to add at least a couple to my collection. It does look like a fascinating series. As an American I also find it very interesting that a king could be executed. That sounds like a part of history I would like to learn more about. Can you recommend a good book about that period of English history? Thank you.

[@TheHammeredCorner]

Awesome to hear you’ll be looking to add one to your collection! A great book on his history is called ‘The white king’. Very cheap and was a fantastic way for me to to learn about his incredibly interesting reign. 😀

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[@Juan_Doooh]

Great video, sadly its word salad with so many denominations to try to understand.

[@Juan_Doooh]

Way too much math.