English Hammered Coins
and the
Coinage of Napoleon Bonaparte
Specializing in the coins of Elizabeth I, James I and Charles I

I picked this coin up a little while ago and in looking at it closely I found that the R appears to be over a G in the word REGINA on the reverse, in the Spinks Coins of England that I have, they call it "extremely rare"

See the close up picture of the R under the obverse and reverse pictures and you will see there is a pretty good nub poking out from the right leg of the R, and a half circle around on the left of the R, also there is a loop under the two legs of the R. Under a glass it is pretty obvious
it is over a G.

Another interesting point is the date, on the examples in Spinks it shows from left to right the 1 and 6 in the angles under the monogram, then the 9 and 2 again from left to right and right side up in the lower two angles.

This coin, however, seems to have the date continue around the rampant lion with the 9 and 2 upside down.

If you have any information about this coin, and even though it is in fairly low grade, an approximate value would be helpful. Please email me