Copper-alloy, 2.13 grams, 22.70 mm. 14th century AD. Obverse: crowned facing bust with pellets in place of a legend. Reverse: rosette of pellets within incurved hexagon with pellets in place of a legend. Mitchiner 107 (different dies). Good fine.

Copper-alloy, 1.70 grams, 20.95 mm. An Elizabethan (1558 - 1603 AD) token showing on the obverse the arms of the City of London within a border bearing the legend "+AVE MARI[...]RATIA PLENA" (hail, Mary, full of grace) and on the reverse a medieval cog within a border bearing the legend 'NEPCVMO OII[ ] - ERE'. Some loss to edge, otherwise GOOD very fine condition. Provenance: from the Thames foreshore at Greenwich, reported to the Museum of London.

Copper-alloy, 1.03 grams, 20.14 mm. Sterling Type; 1279-1300 AD. Obverse: facing bust with cinquefoil each side of neck and alternating pellet-cinquefoil legend. Reverse: long cross with cross pattee ends with four pellets in each quadrant and pellet-cross-pellet legend in each segment. Mitchiner 96 (obverse); reverse type not in Mitchiner. Good fine with usual small perforation at centre. Rare.

Copper-alloy, 5.52 grams, 26.38 mm. Circa 15th century AD. Of cast form bearing an incised cross moline with a dimple at centre and to each cross end, all within an incised border. The reverse bearing concentric circles at the centre. Reference: Berry, G. Medieval English Jetons for general information. Provenance: found Rotherham, Kent. Very fine condition.