Silver, 0.63 grams, 15.44 mm. Second coinage, Class Ib; 1279-1302 AD. Obverse: facing bust within triangle with .EDW R ANGL DNS HYB legend. Reverse: long cross with three pellets in angles dividing CIVI TAS WATE RFOR legend for Waterford mint. S. 6264. Very fine, centre not struck up.

Silver, 0.61 grams, 14.75 mm. Light Cross-&-Pellets Coinage; 1473-1478 AD. Obverse: facing bust with mullet each side of crown and EDWARD DI GR DNS HYBE legend. Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each quadrant and quatrefoil at centre dividing CIVITAS DVBLIN legend for the mint at Dublin. S. 6367; Burns Du-22. Good fine for issue with usual clipped flan.

Silver, 0.50 grams, 13.44 mm. Light Suns & Roses Coinage, Type I; 1478-1483 AD. Obverse: facing bust with sun to left and rose to right of neck with legend almost clipped away. Reverse: long cross with alternating rose & 2 suns and sun & 2 roses in each quadrant and rose at centre dividing CIVITAS DVBLIN legend for Dublin mint. S. 6393; Burns S-2. Fine for this poor issue (always clipped) with old collection ticket.

Silver, 0.49 grams, 13.59 mm. Light Cross & Pellets Coinage; 1473-1478 AD. Obverse: facing bust with pellet to each side of neck with legend almost clipped away. Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each quadrant dividing CIVI[TAS DVB]LIN legend for Dublin mint. S. 6364; Burns Du-5. Fine for this poor issue (always clipped) with old collection ticket.

Silver, 0.38 grams, 14.41 mm. Light Suns & Roses Coinage, Type I; 1478-1483 AD. Obverse: facing bust with sun to left and rose to right of neck with legend almost clipped away. Reverse: long cross with alternating rose & 2 suns and sun & 2 roses in each quadrant and rose at centre dividing CIVITAS DVBLIN legend for Dublin mint. S. 6393; Burns S-2. Fine for this poor issue (always clipped) with old collection ticket.