Taynton Metal Detecting Club
The Gannets

Short-Cross Pennies

These pennies are distinguished from other medieval pennies by the cross on their reverse which only extends to the legend of the coin. They were minted until 1247. Although they span the reigns of Henry II, Richard I, John and Henry III they all carry the name Henry.

Henry III Class 7c, 1217-1242. Moneyer Nichole, London or Canterbury Mint. Hartpury.	John Class 5c, 1204-1209. Moneyer Andrev, Winchester Mint. Taynton.

John or Henry III Class 6b2, 1208-1218. Moneyer Ilger, London Mint. Taynton.

Short-Cross Cut Half-Pennies

John Class 5c, 1204 to 1209. London mint. Newent.	Henry II Class 1c, 1180 to 1189. Moneyer Hugo, Northampton, Lincoln or York mint. Taynton.	John or Henry III. Class 6, 1215 - 1218 Canterbury Mint Dymock.	Coberley.

John or Henry III. Class 5b-6, 1204 - 1218 Moneyer Ilger, London mint. Coberley.	Richard I or John. Class 3 or 4, 1190 - 1205. Coberley.	Henry II. Class 1b, Moneyer Hugo, 1180 - 1189 Taynton	Taynton

John Classes 5b or 5c, so 1204 to 1209 IOHAN B, Canterbury mint Newent.

Henry III Class 7a or 7b, 1217-1242. Moneyer Walter or Roger, Canterbury Mint. Tibberton.	John or Henry III. Class 5/6, 1204 - 1218 Dymock.

Short-Cross Cut Farthings

Richard I or John Class 3, 4a or 4b, 1190-1204. Moneyer Vlard, Canterbury Mint. Taynton.	London mint. Members own site.