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Class 5d - 5d1, 5d2, 5d3

 

One needs to look mainly at the bust style to differentiate between the 5d sub-classes, and also at the crown end ornaments to help distinguish between 5d2 and 5d3.

5d1: - Crude bust, with half fleur crown ends

5d2: - More realistic bust, as per later coins e.g as for 5g, but with half fleur crown ends

5d3: - Neater bust, finer than other voided long cross pennies. Distinctive sharp crown ends rather than half fleurs. Distinctive central fleur.  Often has a split crownband.

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5d1, Canterbury, Willem
5d1, Canterbury, Willem
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5d2, Canterbury, Willem
5d2, Canterbury, Willem
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5d3/5e, Canterbury, Gilbert
5d3/5e, Canterbury, Gilbert
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5d3/5e, Canterbury,Gilbert
5d3/5e, Canterbury,Gilbert
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5d3/5e mule, Canterbury, Ion
5d3/5e mule, Canterbury, Ion
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5d3/5e mule, Canterbury, Gilbert
5d3/5e mule, Canterbury, Gilbert
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5d3,Bury, Randulf
5d3,Bury, Randulf
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