Hammered Coins


'Rufus'

1087-1100

1100-1135

1135-1154

1154-1189

'Lionheart'

1189-1199

'Lackland'

1199-1216

1216-1272

'Rufus'

1087-1100

1100-1135

1135-1154

1154-1189

'Lionheart'

1189-1199

'Lackland'

1199-1216

1216-1272

'Rufus'

1087-1100

1141

1100-1135

1135-1154

1154-1189

'Lionheart'

1189-1199

'Lackland'

1199-1216

1216-1272

'Longshanks'

1272-1307

1307-1377

1327-1377

1377-1399

1399-1413

1413-1422

1422-1461

& 1470-1471

1461-1470

& 1471-1483

'Longshanks'

1272-1307

1377-1399

1307-1377

1327-1377

1399-1413

1461-1470

& 1471-1483

1413-1422

1422-1461

& 1470-1471

'Longshanks'

1272-1307

1377-1399

1307-1377

1327-1377

1399-1413

1461-1470

& 1471-1483

1413-1422

1422-1461

& 1470-1471

1483-1485

1485-1509

1509-1547

1547-1553

1553-1558

1558-1603

1603-1625

1483

1509-1547

1483-1485

1485-1509

1553-1558

1558-1603

1603-1625

1483

1509-1547

1483-1485

1485-1509

1547-1553

1603-1625

1553-1558

1558-1603

1625-1649

1649-1660

1660-1685

1625-1649

1649-1660

1660-1685

1625-1649

1649-1660

1660-1685

Explore our distinguished collection of hammered coins spanning the reigns of English monarchs from Æthelred II (the Unready) to Charles II, capturing over six centuries of numismatic and national history. Each coin is a hand-struck artefact, bearing the unique marks of medieval and early modern minting techniques—no two are exactly alike.


Our selection includes silver Pennies, Groats, Shillings, and other denominations, featuring iconic portraits, intricate inscriptions, and mint marks from across the kingdom. From the turbulent Viking-era rule of Æthelred to the Restoration-era issues of Charles II, these coins reflect the political, religious, and economic changes that shaped England.


Ideal for collectors and historians alike, each piece is carefully authenticated and graded, offering a tangible link to the monarchs and milestones of England’s rich past. Discover the craftsmanship, rarity, and historical depth of our hammered coin collection today.