Some English coins from various kings and queens. Some of these coins were minted for French duchies and counties.

Silver, 19 mm, 1.14 gm
Obverse:
Cross pattée within inner dot border, RICARDVS REX (King Richard)
Reverse:
No image, PIC/TAVIE/NSIS (Poitou) in three lines across field, pellet above
Struck: Melle (Deux-Sèvres) mint
Richard I "The Lionhearted" did not strike any coins for England.
He was also the Duke of Aquitaine and Count of Poitou (Poitiers).

Silver, 18 mm, 1.47 gm
Obverse:
Crowned head facing front, scepter at right, HENRICVS REX III (Henry III King)
Reverse:
Long cross with three pellets in each angle, IOH ON SEINTED (John of Saint Edmunds)
Struck: Bury St. Edmunds mint, Moneyer Ioh (John)
Edward was on a Crusade in 1272 when his father Henry III died and for several years
England issued coins with his father's name Henry III on them.

Silver, 20 mm x 22 mm, 1.65 gm
Obverse:
Short cross
Outer circle: + BnDICTV : SIT : nOmE : DnI : nRI (The Name of our Lord Jesus Christ be blessed)
Inner circle: + ED REX AnGLIE (Edward King of England)
Reverse:
Castle Tournois, double annulet, DnS : hIBERnIE (Lord of Ireland)
Struck: Aquitaine mint

Silver, 15 mm, 0.52 gm
Obverse:
Crowned head facing front, EDWARDVS REX
Reverse:
Long cross with trefoil of pellets in each angle, CIVITAS LONDON (City of London)
Struck: London Tower Mint 1344-1351

Silver, 26 mm, 2.81 gm
Obverse:
Crowned head facing front, quatrefoils flanking neck
EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRAN (Edward by the Grace of God King of England and France)
Mintmark: Sun
Reverse:
Long cross pattée; trefoils in quarters, pellet in second quarter.
POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEVM (I have made God my helper)
CIVI TAS LON DON (City of London)
Struck: London Tower Mint 1465-1466

Silver, 24 mm, 3.05 gm
Obverse:
Crowned head facing right
HENRIC VIII DI GRA REX AGL Z FR(A)
(Henry VIII by the Grace of God King of England and France)
Portcullis mintmark top right
Reverse:
Quartered shield of arms over long cross fourche
Lettering: POSVI DEV ADIVTORE MEV (I have made God my helper)
Struck: London Tower Mint 1509-1526

Silver, 32 mm, 5.70 gm
Obverse:
Crowned head facing forward with Tudor rose to the left and denomination to the right
Lettering: EDWARD VI D. G. AGL. FRA. Z HIB. REX / XII
(Edward VI by the Grace of God King of England France and Ireland)
Reverse:
Quartered shield of arms over long cross
Lettering: POSVI DEVM ADIVTOR MEV Y(Mintmark) (I have made God my helper)
Struck: London Tower Mint or Southwark
Edward VI 3rd period; Fine silver issue
In 1551 the silver standard was restored from about 0.250 silver to the normal 0.925 "sterling" silver.

Silver, 25 mm, 2.02 gm
Obverse:
Crowned head facing left
MARIA (pomegranate mint mark) D G ANG FRA Z HIB REGI
(Mary by the Grace of God, England, France and Ireland, Queen)
Reverse: Shield with arms (lions and fleurs-de-lis) and long cross
VERITAS (pomegranate mint mark) TEMPORIS FILIA (Truth, the Daughter of Time)
Struck: London Tower Mint, mintmark pomegranate on both sides

Silver, 27 mm, 2.75 gm
Obverse:
Crowned head facing left with rose behind head
ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HI REGINA
(Elizabeth by the Grace of God, England, France and Ireland, Queen)
Mintmark: Downward arrow
Reverse:
Shield with arms (lions and fleurs-de-lis) and long cross behind
POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM MEV (I have made God my Helper)
Mintmark: Downward arrow ("pheon") above the Queen's head
Struck: London Tower Mint