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This is my first hammered with my new machine it was bent in half so not muxh to go on. And then i made the mistake of letting radnor bandit have ago with it only for him to find a seal matrix with it. But it was his land also hammy number 20. Its 20mm in size

Its definitely hammered  :)

I think its beat the doc  ;D. I thought a man of your calibre and statue of the community would of known what hammered it is tafflaff.   :o

Yep it's definitely what Doc will say it is

You might not want to hear this, but I think this is a Norman coin, most likely Stephen.

Ha ha I was going to put something the same.

Looking at the first pic at 4 o'clock to 5 o'clock there is a little legend and going by that id say Charles half groat

Ouch!!!!!!

That wasn't a joke -  I was being serious, but may be totally wrong. I'll explain in a couple of minutes.

Seriously jeezzz

Have a look at this coin on UKDFD and then look at the area I have circled on your coin.

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=36930&cat=29 (http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=36930&cat=29)

I think this may be the top of the sceptre.

Now I may be making picture out of clouds, but...

Also, the wording on the other side is not that unlike some of the Stephen coins. Look at the reverse of this one:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=36599&cat=29 (http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=36599&cat=29)

If yours is something similar, then it seems to be more poorly struck than usual, even though these are often very badly struck.

What does anyone else think?

I shall bring it to rally Sunday doc if your can make it, shall I give it a bit of foil treatment

Having seen what you've posted (Doc) - it's quite possible - it's on a mis-shapen flan so definitely not a well made issue - so either Stephen or perhaps a Tealby type

Arrrrgh - one reign out - I think you've got it - Henry II Tealby

What I thought was the sceptre is part of the crown - the sceptre's on the other side. Like this one:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=31452&cat=30 (http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=31452&cat=30)

oh well Radnor Bandit's yo da man ;)
Ian said he thought it was a Tealby when it came out of the ground.

Well done Peter !! great work there, you look to be spot on with your id ;)
il delete my first thoughts now :D I think you better check Alans coin now ::) LOL

Poor condition or not deadlock that is a great find.

Thank you for id doc and probono

Roland (probono) dserves the credit for getting to Tealby, not me!

...and I think you're spot on with Alan's  :)

Yes great afternoon out Al heres the lead vessica  matrix I found with your NEW machine  ;D

and flipped

Pete , Roland - yours is a powerful magic. If you were around when that coin was made you'd have been burnt at the stake  :)

Well found Ian, but did you really have to rub it in ;D ;D

Well to be honest - Pete got most of the way there, I just tagged along on the end :)

Now if someone manages to work out what mint it is - that would be magic!

Um, well I thought I'd have a go.

you can see the letter 'O' or D followed by a ':' (colon), which would be the start of 'ON' , and then i think the next letters are PINC, but I could be wrong - so my guess (currently) is RICARD ON PINC (Winchester).

Lol ;D
I also can do a little magic!
Probono I predict for Christmas youre getting some sort of outer garment..... Yep coming through clearly now.... Its an anorak :D

Aww, c'mon, thats the easiest bit, even I can ID the Mint  ::)

There's one obvious detail you've missed, its got a massive hole in the middle, it's got to the POLO...

 

You mean a second one :)

Excellent :)