CHARLES I - A DIE STUDY OF NEWARK 1645 - 46
CHARLES I - A DIE STUDY OF NEWARK 1645 - 46 “Newark-on-Trent, after having withstood several successive sieges, was upon May 6, 1646, surrendered ...
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The Coinage of Charles (1625 - 49)
The coinage of Charles I is the most extensive and the most varied of any English Sovereign. Coupled with this periods fascinating history, its no ...
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The Coinage of Newark 1645- 46
Newark declaring to be ‘for the King’ at the start of the Civil War, the siege at Newark was a very significant a point in the lose of the civil wa...
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COIN GRADING - ENGLISH STANDARD GRADING VS THE SHELDON SCALE
Whether your for or against grading / slabbing, one thing for sure is that this phenomenon is here to stay. In recent years the coin industry has ...
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THE YORK MINT OF CHARLES I
York was Charles I’s “second capital “ and after being forced To leave London he made his way there, arriving on the 19th of March 1641/2. Until th...
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