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CONTENTS OF THE

BRITISH NUMISMATIC JOURNAL

VOLUMES 1 TO 80

(1903/4 - 2010)

edited for the British Numismatic Society by

R. H. Thompson, FSA, MCLIP

2011
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 INTRODUCTION

This listing is confined to the principal contributions to the Journal, including short
articles and notes, but omitting reviews, exhibitions, and other proceedings of the
Society; presidential addresses, however, have been included to the extent that they
treat specific subjects. This list does not pretend to be an index; and users may like
to note that there are (in addition to the indexes in each volume) cumulated indexes
to each series as follows:

Volumes 1-10 in vol. 10, pp. 393-402

11-20 20, pp. 397-410
21-30 30, pp. 396-417
31-40 40, pp. 209-239
41-50 50, pp. 161-185
51-60 60, pp. 191-209
61-70 70, pp. 203-213.
71-80 81, pp.

In the references the volume number is given in arabic numerals, the roman
numerals of the first fifty volumes being converted into arabic. The year is the
titular date of the volume, not the date of publication, nor (where they differ) the
years of the proceedings contained in that volume. The numbers of plates given in
the references are the pages of illustrations (including charts, facsimiles, and maps)
which are additional to the text pages; in Volumes 52-57, and occasionally
elsewhere, the plates are incorporated in the numbering of pages. The aim of the
subject arrangement is to display the contents under convenient headings, sub-
divided where references are numerous; and most papers appear in one place only.
In the headings Anglo-Saxon kings are spelt as in the Handbook of British
Chronology. Titles of articles of course follow the original, as do authors’ names,
without editorial intervention, e.g. R. H. M. Dolley or M. Dolley, V. J. Butler or V.
J. Smart; Kristin Bornholdt now publishes as K. Bornholdt Collins. Forenames have
been reduced to initials except where they seem to be used as surnames (as some
became), e.g. Shirley Fox, Elmore Jones.

Citation order is first ‘Personality’: coins by the series or reign (sections II and III),
then matter (V), minting (VI), and finding (VII). Section VI is confined to papers on
mints which cover more than one reign. Section VII is for reports of hoards
extending to more than one reign, and series of finds from excavations; whereas a
study of the hoard evidence for Alfred is placed under ‘Alfred (871-899)’, and an
unpublished hoard-provenance for a penny of Ceolwulf II under ‘Kings of Mercia
(796-877)’. Section I is General, and Section IV covers artefacts other than coins:
medals, tokens, paper money, coin weights, pots and other hoard containers, etc.

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 CONTENTS
I. GENERALITIES...........................................................................................................................................5
British Numismatic Society. British Numismatics. Chronology. Coinages and Currencies. Collections,
Museums. Forgery. Forgery-Contemporary. Illustration of Coins. Maundy, Largesse and Dole. Metrology.
Names and Naming. Numismatic Methods. Numismatists. Photography. Touch pieces, Angels.

II. ANCIENT COINS .........................................................................................................................................9

Iron Age Coins. Roman Coins.

III. MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN COINS....................................................................................................13

English Coins - General; Collections.
a. English coins to 1066 ........................................................................................................................13
Anglo-Saxon Coins. Thrymsas and ‘Sceattas’ (c. 600-750). Kings of Northumbria, Archbishops of
York. Kings of Kent. Archbishops of Canterbury. Offa (757-96). Kings of Mercia (796-877). Kings
of East Anglia. Viking Invaders. Kings of Wessex (786-871). Alfred (871-99). Edward the Elder
(899-924). Athelstan (924-39). Edmund (939-46). Edred (946-55). Edgar (959-75). Edward the
Martyr (975-78). Ethelred II (978-1016). Cnut (1016-35). Harold I, Harthacnut (1035-42). Edward
the Confessor (1042-66). Harold II (1066).
b. English coins 1066 to date ................................................................................................................21
William I and II (1066-1100). Henry I (1100-1135). Stephen (1135-54/8). Henry II Cross and
Crosslets Type (1158-80). Short Cross Type (1180-1247). Long Cross Type (1247-78). Sterling
Type (1279-1335). Edward III (1335-77). Richard II (1377-99). Henry IV, Henry V (1399-1422).
Henry VI (1422-61). Edward IV to Richard III (1461-85). Henry VII (1485-1509). Henry VIII
(1509-47/51). Edward VI (1547-53). Mary, Philip & Mary (1553-58). Elizabeth I (1558-1603).
James I (1603-25). Royal Farthing Tokens (1613-44). Charles I (1625-49). Commonwealth,
Protectorate (1649-60). Charles II, James II (1660-88). William III (1694-1702). Anne (1702-14).
George III (1760-1820). George IV (1820-30). Victoria (1837-1901). George V to Elizabeth II
(1910-).
c. Other countries..................................................................................................................................33
Ireland – General; Hiberno-Norse Coins; Anglo-Irish Coins; John to Edward I (1171-1307);...........
Edward III (1327-77); Edward IV to Richard III (1461-85); Henry VII to Elizabeth (1485-1603);
Siege Money (1642-49); Charles II, James II (1660-88/91); Currency. Irish Sea Imitations of
English coins. Scotland - General; David I to John Baliol (1124-1296); Robert Bruce to Robert III
(1306-1406); James I, James II (1406-60); Ecclesiastical issues; James III to James V (1460-1542);
Mary, James VI (1542-1625); Charles I to Anne (1625-1714). Wales.
Continental Coins and Countermarks. Continental Imitations of English, Irish and Scottish Coins.
Merovingian Coins. Carolingian Coins. Anglo-Gallic Coins. Scandinavian Imitations of English
Coins. Byzantine Coins. Oriental Coins. British Commonwealth and Empire. Mediterranean and
Channel Islands. India. Americas. Australasia.

IV. ARTEFACTS OTHER THAN COINS .....................................................................................................41

Artefacts - General. Badges. Coin jewellery. Coin Weights and Balances. Counters, Jettons. Engraved
Pieces. Medals - General; Jacobite; Military; Naval; Personal. Paper Money. Pots and other Containers.
Primitive Money. Seals. Tickets and Passes. Tokens - General; Countermarked and Engraved; Early;
Seventeenth-Century; Eighteenth-Century; Early Nineteenth-Century; Mid-Nineteenth-Century to date.

V. METALS AND OTHER MATERIALS ....................................................................................................48

Assaying. Bullion Supplies. Clipping and Clippings. Leather. Metallurgy.

VI. COIN AND MEDAL PRODUCTION .......................................................................................................49

Designs - General; Royal Portraits. Die Axis. Die-Sinkers, Engravers, Medallists. Dies and Punches. Edges
and Edging. Mint Marks. Minting Techniques, Equipment, Supplies. Mints - General; Specific Mints;
Tower/Tower Hill/Llantrisant. Moneyers and Mint Officials. Patterns, Piedforts, Proofs, Trial Pieces.

VII. FINDS AND HOARDS (Mediaeval and Modern) ....................................................................................54

Papers too general to be placed with a particular reign or series, e.g. an early fourteenth-century coin
hoard from the Co. Roscommon, which discusses coins of Ireland, England, Scotland and the Continent;
whereas a paper on two finds of Edward pennies, which barely mentions the two continental coins, appears
under ‘Sterling type (1279-1335) - Finds’. Finds of ancient coins are in Section II.
Hoards in general, Treasure Trove. Finds - British Isles; England; Europe (Continental); Ireland; Isle of
Man; Scandinavia; Scotland; Wales.

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I. GENERALITIES
British Numismatic Society
D. F. Allen, [Recollections of the Society], 32 (1963), 231-34
P. Woodhead, [The Society’s functions], 47 (1977), 164-66
P. Woodhead, [The formation and early years of our Society], 48 (1978), 150-52
H. Pagan, ‘The British Numismatic Society: a history’, 73 (2003), 1-43, 14 pls.

H. Pagan [and] C. Farthing, ‘Members of the British Numismatic Society 1903-2003’, 73 (2003), 213-67

British Numismatics
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Introduction: British numismatics’, 1 (1903-04), 1-8
D. F. Allen, [The human side of coins], 30 (1960-61), 208-09
C. W. Peck, [Research on the milled coinages], 33 (1964), 192-93
C. W. Peck, [Coin history of later periods; and, Rarity as it applies to numismatics], 34 (1965), 194-98
S. E. Rigold, ‘A discourse on method and terminology’, 40 (1971), 198-201, 204
P. Woodhead, [The importance of an awareness of related fields], 46 (1976), 101-07
H. E. Pagan, [The first century of the study of coins in Britain], 57 (1987), 173-80
I. Stewart, ‘English numismatics - progress and prospects’ (The Howard Linecar Lecture 1988), 58 (1988),
110-22
H. Loyn, ‘Numismatics and the medieval historian: a comment on recent numismatic contributions to the
history of England c. 899-1154’ (The Howard Linecar Lecture 1990), 60 (1990), 29-36
H. E. Manville, ‘Square pegges and round robins: some mid-eighteenth century numismatic disputes’, 60 (1990),
99-112
V. Hewitt, ‘Modern coins and paper money’, 73 (2003), 128-36, pls.

Chronology
A. Anscombe, ‘The Anglo-Saxon computation of historic time in the ninth century’, 4 (1907), 241-310, pl.; 5
(1908), 381-407
Coinages and Currencies
D. V. Deane, ‘Modern coinage systems’, 37 (1968), 175-82
G. Davies, ‘The single currency in historical
perspective’ (The Howard Linecar Lecture
1999), 69 (1999),
187-95
D. Symons, ‘A Birmingham miscellany (1): 1. Mr Boulton’s money’, 79 (2009), 246-47

Collections, Museums
D. F. Allen, [The public display of coins and medals], 31 (1962), 177-79
S. E. Rigold, ‘Coins and museums’, 45 (1975), 119-23, 126
R. B. K. S[tevenson], ‘Interpreting a coin collection’, 65 (1995), 210-13

Forgery
L. A. Lawrence, ‘Forgery in relation to numismatics’, 2 (1905), 397-409, 5 pls.; 3 (1906), 281-90, 6 pls.; 4 (1907),
311-16, 5 pls.
C. E. Blunt and J. D. A. Thompson, ‘Forgery in the Anglo-Saxon series’, 28 (1955-57), 18-25, pl
H. E. Pagan, ‘Mr. Emery’s mint’, 40 (1971), 139-70, 2 pls.

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Forgery - Contemporary
J. C. Cox, ‘An Elizabethan coiner’, 4 (1907), 157-64
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘Documents illustrating the export of counterfeit currency to the West Indies’, 27 (1952-54), 80-87,
pl.
F. N. Hepper, ‘A late eighteenth-century forger’s pegged die’, 28 (1955-57), 422-23
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Queenhithe hoard of late-fifteenth-century forgeries’, 50 (1980), 61-66
K. Eremin and J. Tate, ‘Two denarius hoards from Birnie, Moray, Appendix 2: Examination of two counterfeit coins from
hoard 1’, 76 (2006), 21-25

D. Symons, ‘A Birmingham miscellany (1): 2. A possible portrait of William Booth the forger’, 79 (2009), 247-
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D. J. Symons, ‘A Birmingham miscellany (2): 3. Some approaches made to Matthew Boulton to produce
counterfeit coins’, 80 (2010), 158-60, 3 pls.

Illustration of Coins

R. J. Eaglen, ‘The illustration of coins: an historical survey, Part I’, 80 (2010), 140-50, 5 pls. (Presidential
address, 2009)

Maundy, Largesse and Dole

H. Farquhar, ‘Royal charities (second series)’, 16 (1921-22), 195-228, pl.; 17 (1923-24), 133-64, pl.; 18 (1925-
26), 63-91; 19 (1927-28), 109-29, pl.; 20 (1929-30), 215-50, 2 pls.
Metrology
P. Grierson, ‘Computational fractions of the grain: mites, droits, periods, and blanks’, 52 (1982), 181-86
S. Lyon, ‘Silver weight and minted weight in England c.1000-1320, with a discussion of Domesday
terminology, Edwardian farthings, and the origin of English troy’, 76 (2006), 227-41

P. Nightingale, ‘English medieval weight-standards revisited’, 78 (2008), 177-93

S. Lyon, ‘Comments on Pamela Nightingale, “English medieval weight-standards revisited”’, 78 (2008),

194-99

Names and Naming

A. Anscombe, ‘The names of Old-English mint-towns: [their] original form and meaning and their epigraphical
corruption’, 8 (1911), 9-48; 9 (1912), 89-118; 10 (1913), 9-31
V. B. Crowther-Beynon, ‘Some notes on “peny-yard pence”‘, 20 (1929-30), 123-35, pl.
D. F. Allen and W. R. Dunstan, ‘Crosses and crowns: a study of coinage in the Elizabethan dramatists’, 23 (1938-41), 287-99
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘The naming of ships after English gold coins’, 25 (1945-48), 342
M. Dolley, OE. *Christthegn - an unsuspected instance of early Middle Irish influence on English name-
giving’, 36 (1967), 40-45, pl.
M. Dolley, ‘Elizabethan Bungal(l) - a contribution to Anglo-Irish lexicography’, 36 (1967), 118-21
M. Gelling, ‘The Watchet mint-signatures’, 44 (1974), 37-38
P. Grierson, ‘An early reference to sterlings (Guibert of Nogent 1115)’, 58 (1988), 129-30
F. Colman, ‘Philology matters to early Anglo-Saxon money matters’, 78 (2008), 32-37

Numismatic Methods
See also ‘Metallurgy’ in Section V
C. S. S. Lyon, ‘Consultation in research’, 35 (1966), 223-30
C. S. S. Lyon, ‘Alternative estimates of the numbers of dies employed at Lincoln’, 51 (1981), 88-90
M. R. Cowell, ‘Estimation of the original number of dies used for the Beonna coinage’, 55 (1985), 40-42
S. Lyon, ‘Die estimation: some experiments with simulated samples of a coinage’, 59 (1989), 1-12

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I. D. Brown, ‘Active mints and the survival of Norman coins’, 67 (1997), 1-10

Numismatists - General
C. E. Blunt, ‘Personal reminiscences of some distinguished numismatists of a previous generation’, 46 (1976),
64-74
N. Shiel, ‘Letters of numismatic interest addressed to John Lindsay of Cork’, 54 (1984), 51-62
Lord Stewartby, ‘Scottish coin collectors’, 66 (1996), 87-112
R. J. Eaglen et al., ‘Coin tickets in the British hammered series’, 71 (2001), 136-57, 26 pls.

L. Forrer, ‘Numismatic reminiscences of the last sixty years [1888-1948]’, 73 (2003), 191-96, pl.

P. Mitchell, ‘Some reminiscences of the coin business I joined [A. H. Baldwin & Sons] and of some members
past’, 73 (2003), 197-212

Numismatists - Individuals (alphabetically)

W. Slayter, ‘Obituary: Clifford Hubert Allen’, 41 (1972), 220
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituaries: D. F. Allen, 1910-1975’, 46 (1976), 89-91
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituary: Albert Edward Bagnall’, 35 (1966), 217
E. J. W[instanley], ‘Obituaries: A. H. F. Baldwin’, 39 (1970), 186-87
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituary: Albert Henry Baldwin’, 36 (1967), 208
R. J. Eaglen, ‘Sarah Sophia Banks and her English hammered coins’, 78 (2008), 200-15, pls.
P. Woodhead, ‘Obituaries: Richard Duncan Beresford-Jones (1903-2000)’, 70 (2000), 180

D. F. Allen, ‘Christopher Blunt: an appreciation’, 42 (special, [1974]), 1-9

R. H. Thompson, ‘Publications and papers of Christopher Evelyn Blunt’, 42 (special, [1974]), 11-33; 53 (1983), 191-
93; 57 (1987), 160-61
I. Stewart, ‘Obituaries: C. E. Blunt, 1904-1987’, 57 (1987), 157-60
R. J. Sherlock, ‘A nineteenth-century manuscript book on coins [by H. S. Bockett]’, 28 (1955-57), 394-99
M. M. Archibald, ‘Obituary: George C. Boon (1927-1994)’, 64 (1994), 171-72
P. Woodhead, ‘Obituary: John David Brand, PhD, MA, FCA (1931-90), President 1980-1983’, 60 (1990), 167-70,
pl.
R. H. Thompson, ‘Bibliography of John David Brand’, 60 (1990), 170-71
H. Pagan, [Dr George Brooke], 54 (1984), 304-10
I. Stewart, ‘Edward Burns’, 57 (1987), 89-98
J. S[hirley]-F[ox], ‘Obituary: Major P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton’, 23 (1938-41), 169-70
B. H. I. H. S[tewart], ‘Obituary: Raymond C. Carlyon-Britton, FSA’, 29 (1958-59), 427-28
J. A[llan], ‘Obituaries: Mr V. B. Crowther-Beynon’, 24 (1941-44), 57
D. F. A[llen], ‘Obituary: Mr Hugh Dakers and Capt. Colin Dakers’, 24 (1941-44), 211
Lord Stewartby, ‘Obituaries: Mrs Gladys Margaret Delmé-Radcliffe (1913-2000)’, 70 (2000), 180-81

S. Lyon, ‘Obituary: Dr Michael Dolley, MRIA, FSA’, 52 (1982), 3, 265-71

P. Mitchell, ‘Obituaries: Gordon Vincent Doubleday’, 63 (1993), 163-64
P. Woodhead, ‘The publications of F. Elmore-Jones’, 52 (1982), 261-64
G. van der Meer, ‘François Fagel’, 67 (1997), 71
H. W. T[affs], ‘Obituaries: Miss Helen Farquhar, FRHistS’, 27 (1952-54), 101-03
P. Mitchell, ‘Obituaries: Patrick Finn (1942-2000)’, 70 (2000), 181-82

C. H. V. S[utherland], ‘Obituary: Leonard Forrer’, 27 (1952-54), 226-27

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H. E. Pagan, ‘Andreas Fountaine eques auratus A.A.A.F III Vir’, 63 (1993), 114-22
P. Mitchell, ‘A tribute to Helen Frizzell’, 59 (1989), 247-49
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituary: Lord Grantley’, 24 (1941-44), 127-28
G. P. Dyer, ‘Presentation to Professor Philip
Grierson, 27 May 1997’, 67 (1997), 171
C. E. Blunt, ‘Obituary: A. J. H. Gunstone’, 53 (1983), 194-95
E. B[urstal], ‘Obituaries: Sir John Ludlow Hanham, Bt, DL’, 27 (1952-54), 365
J. G. Scott [and] R. H. Thompson, ‘Obituaries: R. N. P. Hawkins’, 57 (1987), 161-66
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituaries: H. H. King’, 46 (1976), 89
T. M. T[urner], ‘Obituaries: Dr Philip G. Laver, MRCS’, 24 (1941-44), 56
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituaries: L. A. Lawrence’, 26 (1949-51), 95-96
A. G. Stone, ‘Obituaries: Howard W. A. Linecar’, 55 (1985), 202-03
A. H. F. B[aldwin], ‘Obituary: R. C. Lockett’, 26 (1949-51), 224-25
C. W. L[ister], ‘Obituary: R. P. Mack’, 44 (1974), 89
M. Sharp, ‘Obituaries: Professor Jeffrey Mass (29.6.1940-30.3.2001)’, 70 (2000), 182-83

Lord Stewartby, ‘John Gloag Murdoch, 1830-1902’, 73 (2003), 186-90

Lord Stewartby, ‘Obituary: Mrs J. E. L. Murray’, 67 (1997), 162-66

I. Stewart, ‘Obituary: Lieutenant-Colonel J. K. R. Murray’, 56 (1986), 201-03
E. S. G. R[obinson], ‘Obituary: Sir Charles Oman’, 25 (1945-48), 78
E. J. W[instanley], ‘Obituaries: H. Alexander Parsons’, 27 (1952-54), 103
M. D[olley], ‘Obituary: Charles Wilson Peck, FSA, FPS’, 36 (1967), 203-07
J. B. C[aldecott], ‘Obituaries: Dr F. B. Penfold, MRCS, LRCP’, 24 (1941-44), 56
P. Withers, S. Lyon, ‘Obituary: Elizabeth J. E. Pirie (1932-2005)’, 75 (2005), 212-15: bib.

P. D. Mitchell, ‘Obituaries: Major Fred Pridmore, RAPC’, 51 (1981), 213-14

F. C. Thompson, ‘Obituary: Harold Raby, MA’, 29 (1958-59), 196
C. E. Blunt, ‘Obituaries: Mr S. E. Rigold’, 51 (1981), 211-12
H. E. Pagan, [Rogers Ruding], 55 (1985), 211-19
R. C. Bell, ‘Richard Thomas Samuel (1831-1906)’, 32 (1963), 168-73
D. G. Liddell, ‘Obituary: Herbert Schneider’, 59 (1989), 245-46
[P. Woodhead], ‘Publications of Herbert Schneider’, 59 (1989), 246
P. Seaby, ‘Obituary: Wilfred Arthur Seaby (1910-91)’, 61 (1991), 159-60
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituary: Mr J. S. Shirley-Fox, RBA’, 23 (1938-41), 365-66
M. Archibald, ‘Obituaries: Wilfrid Slayter’, 63 (1993), 165-66
H. E. Pagan, ‘Obituaries: Thomas Stainton’, 55 (1985), 203-04
C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituary: Sir Frank Merry Stenton’, 36 (1967), 207-08
Lord Stewartby, ‘Robert B. K. Stevenson, 1913-1992: a numismatic appreciation’, 65 (1995), 202-13
C. E. Challis, ‘Henry Symonds, FSA, 30 January 1859-11 February 1933’, 73 (2003), 116-19, pl.

E. J. W[instanley], ‘Obituaries: Mr H. W. Taffs, MVO, MBE’, 27 (1952-54), 365-66

C. E. B[lunt], ‘Obituaries: J. D. A. Thompson’, 39 (1970), 187-88
E. J. W[instanley], ‘Obituary: Mr T. M. Turner’, 25 (1945-48), 78-79
R. H. M. D[olley], ‘Obituary: John Walker, CBE, MA, DLitt, FBA, FSA, MRAS’, 33 (1964), 181-82
E. J. W[instanley], ‘Obituaries: C. A. Whitton’, 26 (1949-51), 96-97

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M. Sharp, ‘Obituaries: Noël Woolf (24.12.1911-28.5.2001)’, 70 (2000), 183

Photography
C. W. Peck, ‘Photography of coins in monochrome and colour on 35mm. film’, 30 (1960-61), 348-59

Touch pieces, Angels

H. Farquhar, ‘Royal charities’, 12 (1916), 39-135, 4 pls.; 13 (1917), 95-163, 4 pls.; 14 (1918), 89-120, 2 pls.; 15
(1919-20), 141-84, 3 pls.
H. Schneider, ‘The Tower gold of Charles I. Part IV: The angels’, 30 (1960-61), 302-30, 3 pls.
N. Woolf, ‘The sovereign remedy: touch-pieces and the King’s Evil’, 49 (1979), 99-121, 4 pls.; 50 (1980),
91-116, 3 pls.; 55 (1985), 195

II. ANCIENT COINS

Iron Age Coins - General
N. Heywood et al., ‘Illustrations of the coinage’, 1 (1903-04), 355-58, pl.
H. Laver, ‘The coinage of Prasutagus, King of the Icenians’, 6 (1909), 1-3
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Attribution of the Ancient British coins inscribed DIAS or DEAS’, 8 (1911), 1-7
B. Roth, ‘Ancient Gaulish coins, including those of the Channel Islands’, 9 (1912), 1-80, 10 pls.
D. F. Allen, ‘Three Ancient British coins’, 27 (1952-54), 249-55, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The gold coinage of the mythical King Lucius’, 27 (1952-54), 354-58
D. F. Allen, ‘A fine Ancient British coin from Colchester’, 28 (1955-57), 400-03, pl.
F. K. Annable, ‘A contemporary forgery of a Dobuni coin from Wiltshire’, 28 (1955-57), 404
D. F. Allen, ‘A remarkable Celtic coin from Canterbury’, 28 (1955-57), 443-48
D. F. Allen, ‘Some Ancient British notes: 1. Two Ancient British coins in Paris; 2. A new coin of Verulamium;
3. A rare coin from Hampshire; 4. A rare coin from Peterborough’, 29 (1958-59), 1-4, pl.
C. W. Lister, ‘Four Ancient British coins: silver coin of the Catuvellauni; uninscribed silver coin of the Sussex-
coast type; inscribed silver coin of Verica; uninscribed silver coin of the Coritani’, 29 (1958-59), 5-
7, pl.
D. F. Allen, ‘A Celtic miscellany’, 34 (1965), 1-7, pl.
H. Shortt, ‘Three Ancient British coins’, 34 (1965), 166, pl.
R. P. Mack, ‘Three new Ancient British coins’, 34 (1965), 166-67, pl.
D. F. Allen, ‘Three Ancient British notes: a new coin from Cunetio; a new uninscribed silver type; a new minim
of Verica’, 36 (1967), 8-10
D. F. Allen, ‘Three notes on Ancient British coins: silver minims again; a British silver coin in Copenhagen?; a
quarter stater from Worcester’, 37 (1968), 7-9
S. Scheers, ‘Coinage and currency of the Belgic tribes during the Gallic War’, 41 (1972), 1-6, pl.
P. H. Robinson, ‘A local Iron Age coinage in silver and perhaps in gold in Wiltshire’, 47 (1977), 5-20
L. Sellwood and D. M. Metcalf, ‘A Celtic silver coin of previously unpublished type from St Nicholas at Wade, Thanet: the
prototype for Anglo-Saxon sceattas of BMC type 37?’, 56 (1986), 181-82
M. R. Cowell et al., ‘Celtic coinage in Britain: new hoards and recent analyses’, 57 (1987), 1-23
A. M. Burnett and M. R. Cowell, ‘Celtic coinage in Britain, II’, 58 (1988), 1-10, 9 pls.
A. Chadburn, ‘A hoard of Iron Age silver coins from Fring, Norfolk, and some observations on the Icenian coin
series’, 60 (1990), 1-12, 6 pls.
J. May, ‘Coinage and the settlements of the Corieltauvi in East Midland Britain’, 64 (1994), 1-21, pl.
S. C. Bean, ‘The earliest staters from the area of the Dobunni?’, 64 (1994), 126-27, pl.

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G. L. Cottam, ‘Further confirmation of a Kentish alliance?: light shed by a new bronze unit of Verica’, 66 (1996),
113-16
G. L. Cottam, ‘An overstruck silver unit of Verica’, 67 (1997), 95-97
G. L. Cottam, ‘The “cock bronzes” and other related Iron Age bronze coins found predominantly in West Sussex
and Hampshire’, 69 (1999), 1-18
D. J. Holman, ‘SEGO and DUNO: reassessment and reinterpretation’, 69 (1999), 196-98, pl.
J. Williams, ‘Coin inscriptions and the origins of writing in pre-Roman Britain’, 71 (2001), 1-17, pl.
J. Williams, ‘Iron-Age and Roman coins’, 73 (2003), 44-57, pls.

R. Kretz, ‘The coinage of Rues’, 77 (2007), 1-21

R. Kretz, ‘The Trinovantian staters of Dubnovellaunos’, 78 (2008), 1-31

R. Kretz, ‘The biga gold of Cunobelinus’, 80 (2010), 24-50

Iron Age Coins - Finds

B. Roth, ‘Notes on three British gold coins recently found near Abingdon’, 1 (1903-04), 61-64
B. Roth, ‘A find of Ancient British coins at South Ferriby, near Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnshire’, 3 (1906),
1-15, pl.
B. Roth, ‘A hoard of staters and “gold bullets” recently discovered in France, with special reference to the
Ancient British staters of the type of Evans, plate B, no. 8’, 4 (1907), 221-28, pl.
P. H. Sellwood, ‘Ancient British silver coin found in Berkshire’, 25 (1945-48), 340-41
L. R. A. Grove, ‘Ancient British tin coin from Canterbury’, 26 (1949-51), 94
H. de S. Shortt, ‘A coin of the Dobuni’, 26 (1949-51), 213
H. Linecar, ‘On a find of early British tin coins at Sunbury-on-Thames’, 26 (1949-51), 339-40
A. Baldwin, ‘An Ancient British quarter-stater found at Irstead, Suffolk’, 27 (1952-54), 88, pl.
L. V. Grinsell, ‘A gold stater from Gloucestershire’, 27 (1952-54), 88-89
P. H. K. Gray, ‘Ancient British coins from the Upchurch Marshes, Kent’, 27 (1952-54), 211
R. Rainbird Clarke, ‘A hoard of silver coins of the Iceni from Honingham, Norfolk’, 28 (1955-57), 1-10, pl.
L. V. Grinsell, ‘An inscribed gold stater of the Dobunni from King’s Weston, Bristol’, 28 (1955-57), 175, pl.
R. H. M. D[olley], ‘A surface find of three silver coins of the Dobuni’, 28 (1955-57), 403, pl.
Lady Briscoe et al., ‘An Icenian coin hoard from Lakenheath, Suffolk’, 29 (1958-59), 215-19
H. de S. Shortt, ‘A new Durotrigic hoard from Godshill, Hampshire’, 30 (1960-61), 1-5, pl.
D. F. Allen, ‘The Haslemere hoard’, 31 (1962), 1-7, pl.
D. F. Allen, ‘Celtic coins from the Romano-British temple at Harlow, Essex’, 33 (1964), 1-6, pl.; 36 (1967), 1-
7, 2 pls.; 37 (1968), 1-6, 2 pls.
D. F. Allen, ‘The Haslemere hoard again’, 35 (1966), 189-90, pl.
H. R. Mossop, ‘Three new varieties of Ancient British coins’, 37 (1968), 190, pl.
H. R. Mossop, ‘Five recently found Ancient British coins’, 38 (1969), 181, pl.
H. R. Mossop, ‘More finds of Coritani coins in Lincolnshire’, 39 (1970), 162-63, pl.
H. R. Mossop, ‘Further discoveries of Coritanian coins in Lincolnshire and Rutland’, 40 (1971), 171, pl.
P. H. Robinson, ‘The Savernake Forest find of Ancient British and Roman coins (1857)’, 45 (1975), 1-11
R. A. G. Carson, ‘Ancient British silver coins from Chichester’, 45 (1975), 92-93, pl.
P. Robinson, ‘The problematical find of Ancient British and Gaulish coins from “near Portsmouth” in 1830’, 50
(1980), 1-6
L. Sellwood, ‘Notes on nine Ancient British coins from Bath’, 50 (1980), 128-31, pl.
C. Haselgrove, ‘The find-spot of the Alresford hoard’, 50 (1980), 131-32

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A. Bone and A. Burnett, ‘The 1986 Selsey treasure trove’, 56 (1986), 178-80
A. M. Burnett, ‘Celtic coinage in Britain, III: The Waltham St Lawrence treasure trove’, 60 (1990), 13-28, 6 pls.
D. Briggs et al., ‘Iron Age and Roman coins from Hayling Island temple’, 62 (1992), 1-62, 7 pls.
A. Burnett, ‘Somerton, Suffolk, treasure trove’, 64 (1994), 127-28, pl.
P. De Jersey and J. Newman, ‘Staters of Cunobelin from Shotley, Suffolk’, 65 (1995), 214-15, pl.
P. J. Wise, ‘The Bedworth hoard of Celtic coins’, 65 (1995), 215-17, pl.
P. De Jersey and J. Newman, ‘Iron Age coins from Barham, Suffolk’, 67 (1997), 93-95, pl.
P. de Jersey and J. Newman, ‘A hoard of Iron Age coins from near Woodbridge, Suffolk’, 70 (2000), 139-41, pl.
P. de Jersey and N. Wickenden, ‘A hoard of staters of Cunobelin and Dubnovellaunos from Great Waltham, Essex’, 74 (2004),
175-78, pl.

I. Leins, ‘Coins in context: coinage and votive deposition in Iron Age south-east Leicestershire’, 77 (2007),
22-48

P. de Jersey, ‘The discovery of the Lightcliffe hoard’, 77 (2007), 264-69

J. Talbot and I. Leins, ‘Before Boudicca: the Wickham Market hoard and the middle phase gold coinage of East Anglia’,
80 (2010), 1-23, 6 pls.

Roman Coins - General

W. S. Ogden, ‘The Roman mint and early Britain’, 5 (1908), 1-50, 3 pls.
A. Anscombe, ‘The Richborough coin inscribed “DOMINO CENSAVRIO CES”‘, 19 (1927-28), 1-23, pl.
P. V. Hill, ‘The coinage of Britain in the Dark Ages’, 26 (1949-51), 1-27, pl.
P. V. Hill, ‘The end of Romano-British coinage reconsidered’, 26 (1949-51), 340-43
N. Shiel, ‘Carausius et fratres sui’, 48 (1978), 7-11, pl.
C. E. King, ‘The unmarked coins of Carausius’, 54 (1984), 1-9
A. Burnett, ‘The coinage of Allectus: chronology and interpretation’, 54 (1984), 21-40
I. Stewart, ‘The London Adventus of 307’, 58 (1988), 123, pl.
C. D. Lloyd, ‘The C mint of Carausius and Allectus’, 68 (1998), 1-10
P. Kiernan, ‘The ritual mutilation of coins on Romano-British sites’, 71 (2001), 18-33, 3 pls.

J. Williams, ‘Iron-Age and Roman coins’, 73 (2003), 44-57, pls.

E. Besly, ‘The Rogiet hoard and the coinage of Allectus: the coins: Q-radiates of Allectus’, 76 (2006), 62-80,
125-39, pls.

Roman Coins - Finds

J. C. Hill, ‘Find of Roman coins at Peterborough’, 1 (1903-04), 349-51
W. S. Ogden, ‘A find of Roman bronze coins on the Little Orme’s Head, North Wales’, 3 (1906), 17-58, 3 pls.; 6
(1909), 5-12, pl.; 9 (1912), 81-88, pl.
N. Heywood, ‘Some Roman brass coins found at Lincoln’, 4 (1907), 229-34
R. Reece, ‘A note on Roman coins found at the Dyer Court excavations, Cirencester, 1957’, 29 (1958-59),
188
P. H. Robinson, ‘The Savernake Forest find of Ancient British and Roman coins (1857)’, 45 (1975), 1-11
C. E. King, ‘Late Roman silver hoards in Britain and the problem of clipped siliquae’, 51 (1981), 5-31, pl.
C. E. King, ‘A small hoard of Carausius found near Bicester, Oxfordshire’, 52 (1982), 7-16
J. A. Davies, ‘The barbarous radiates from Richborough’, 52 (1982), 17-28
A. Burnett and J. Casey, ‘A Carausian hoard from Croydon, Surrey, and a note on Carausius’s continental possessions’, 54
(1984), 10-20
R. Bland, ‘A hoard of Carausius and Allectus from Burton Latimer’, 54 (1984), 41-50

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H. P. G. Williams, ‘A small Carausian hoard from the Wheeler excavations at Verulamium’, 60 (1990), 130-31, pl.
D. Symons, ‘Notes on three Romano-British hoards’, 60 (1990), 131-34, 2 pls.
D. Briggs et al., ‘Iron Age and Roman coins from Hayling Island temple’, 62 (1992), 1-62, 7 pls.
D. Shotter, ‘Coin-loss and the Roman occupation of North-west England’, 63 (1993), 1-19
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘Two denarius hoards from Birnie, Moray’, 76 (2006), 1-44, 2 pls.

E. Besly, ‘The Rogiet hoard and the coinage of Allectus’, 76 (2006), 45-146, 23 pls.

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III. MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN COINS
English Coins - General
F. Stroud, ‘Some national characteristics numismatically exemplified’, 2 (1905), 1-6
P. Nelson, ‘Table of English gold coins, 1649-1820’, 2 (1905), 417-24
H. A. Parsons, ‘Art and the coins of England’, 3 (1906), 291-310, 4 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The influence of war on the coinage of England’, 4 (1907), 1-15, 4 pls.
C. A. Whitton, ‘Some aspects of English currency in the later Middle Ages’, 24 (1941-44), 36-46
F. O. Arnold, ‘Half-sovereigns and double crowns’, 24 (1941-44), 120-26
Spink & Son Ltd, ‘Coins stolen from Spink & Son Ltd’, 30 (1960-61), 365-68, 4 pls.
B. A. Seaby Ltd, ‘Coins stolen from B. A. Seaby Ltd’, 30 (1960-61), 368
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Continuity and change in English monetary history c. 973-1086’, 50 (1980), 20-49; 51 (1981), 52-
88
J. K. Horsefield, ‘Copper v. tin coins in seventeenth-century England’, 52 (1982), 161-80
J. P. Huffman, ‘Documentary evidence of Anglo-German currency movement in the central Middle Ages:
Cologne and English sterling’, 65 (1995), 32-45
W. Johnson, ‘Textual sources for the study of Jewish currency crimes in thirteenth-century England’, 66 (1996),
21-32
I. D. Brown, ‘Active mints and the survival of Norman
coins’, 67 (1997), 1-10
C. Dyer, ‘Peasants and coins: the uses of money
in the Middle Ages’ (The Howard Linecar
Lecture
1997), 67 (1997), 30-47
M. M. Archibald, ‘Early medieval coinage, 1066-1279’, 73 (2003), 76-88, pls.

P. Woodhead, ‘Late medieval coinage (1279-1485)’, 73 (2003), 89-97, pls.

Lord Stewartby, ‘Lawrence and his successors’, 73 (2003), 98-106, pls.

B. J. Cook, ‘Tudor coinage’, 73 (2003), 107-15, pls.

E. Besly, ‘The coinage of the Stuarts’, 73 (2003), 120-27, pls.

M. Allen, ‘Medieval English die-output’, 74 (2004), 39-49

M. Allen, ‘The proportions of the denominations in English mint outputs, 1351-1485’, 77 (2007), 190-209

English Coins - Collections

R. P. Mack, ‘Some unpublished Saxon and Norman coins’, 28 (1955-57), 404-05, pl.
C. W. Peck, ‘English Copper, Tin and Bronze Coins in the British Museum: addenda and corrigenda’, 30 (1960-
61), 195-96
C. W. Peck, ‘- Addenda to 2nd ed.’, 36 (1967), 196-98, pl.
F. Elmore Jones and C. E. Blunt, ‘A remarkable parcel of Norman pennies in Moscow’, 36 (1967), 86-92, 2 pls.
M. Dolley, ‘The Anglo-Norman coins in the Uppsala University cabinet’, 37 (1968), 29-34
I. Stewart, ‘The Nelson collection at Liverpool, and some York questions’, 52 (1982), 247-51
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘The Anglo-Norman coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum’, 57 (1987), 108-13

a. English coins to 1066

Anglo-Saxon Coins - General
H. A. Parsons, ‘Remarks on hoards of late Anglo-Saxon coins’, 16 (1921-22), 33-57, 2 pls.
H. A. Parsons, ‘Assays and imitations, foreign and native, of the late Saxon period, A.D. 975-1066’, 17 (1923-24),
61-97

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P. Seaby, ‘The sequence of Anglo-Saxon coin types, 1030-50’, 28 (1955-57), 111-46, 2 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Contemporary forgeries of late Saxon pence’, 28 (1955-57), 185-89, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘Two Anglo-Saxon notes: [2] Tenth-century half-pennies and C. Roach Smith’s plate of coins
found in London’, 31 (1962), 44-48, pl.
C. E. Blunt et al., ‘The coinage of Southern England, 796-840’, 32 (1963), 1-74, 10 pls.
S. Lyon, ‘Historical problems of Anglo-Saxon coinage, (1)’, 36 (1967), 215-21
- - ‘ - (2) The ninth century: Offa to Alfred’, 37 (1968), 216-83, 2 pls.
- - ‘ - (3) Denominations and weights’, 38 (1969), 204-22
- - ‘ - (4) The Viking Age’, 39 (1970), 193-204, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘A numeration of late Anglo-Saxon coin types’, 45 (1975), 12-18
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Were ealdormen exercising independent control over the coinage in mid tenth century England?’,
57 (1987), 24-33
D. M. Metcalf, ‘A plate of Anglo-Saxon coins found at Reculver, Kent in the eighteenth century’, 58 (1988), 126-
29
C. E. Blunt (Lord Stewartby ed.), ‘Four tenth-century notes: unfinished work’, 64 (1994), 33-40, pl.

S. Lyon, ‘Anglo-Saxon numismatics’, 73 (2003), 58-75, pls.

E. Screen, ‘Anglo-Saxon law and numismatics: a reassessment in the light of Patrick Wormald’s The Making
of English Law’, 77 (2007), 150-72

D. M. Metcalf, ‘Betwixt sceattas and Offa’s pence: mint-attributions, and the chronology of a recession’, 79
(2009), 1-33

G. Williams, ‘Anglo-Saxon gold coinage, Part 1: the transition from Roman to Anglo-Saxon coinage’, 80 (2010),
51-75

Anglo-Saxon Coins - Collections

R. H. M. Dolley and J. S. Strudwick, ‘An early seventeenth-century collection of Anglo-Saxon coins’, 27 (1952-54), 302-12
R. H. M. Dolley and J. S. Strudwick, ‘The provenances of the Anglo-Saxon coins recorded in the two volumes of the British
Museum catalogue’, 28 (1955-57), 26-59
C. E. Blunt and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The Anglo-Saxon coins in the Vatican Library’, 28 (1955-57), 449-58, pl.
C. E. Blunt [and] R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Coins at Nostell Priory, Yorkshire’, 30 (1960-61), 360-61, pl.
H. E. Pagan and N. G. Rhodes, ‘Anglo-Saxon coins in the Westminster School collection’, 31 (1962), 11-26, pl.
R. I. Page, ‘Ralph Thoresby’s runic coins’, 34 (1965), 28-31
H. E. Pagan, ‘Robert Austen and the Bank of England collection’, 39 (1970), 12-18
M. Dolley, ‘Hiberno-Norse coins in Gotlands Fornsal, Visby’, 48 (1978), 20-34. [Appendix: The Anglo-Saxon
coins ... , pp. 28-34]
M. M. Archibald, ‘Cotton’s Anglo-Saxon coins in the light of the Peiresc inventory of 1606’, 76 (2006), 171-203, 2
pls.

Thrymsas and ‘Sceattas’ (c. 600-750) - General

P. Le Gentilhomme, ‘The circulation of sceats in Merovingian Gaul’, 24 (1941-44), 195-210, 2 pls.
P. V. Hill, ‘Saxon sceattas and their problems’, 26 (1949-51), 129-54, 5 pls.
P. V. Hill, ‘The “standard” and “London” series of Anglo-Saxon sceattas’, 26 (1949-51), 251-79, 4 pls.
P. V. Hill, ‘The animal, “Anglo-Merovingian” and miscellaneous series of Anglo-Saxon sceattas’, 27 (1952-
54), 1-38, 5 pls.
S. E. Rigold, ‘The two primary series of sceattas’, 30 (1960-61), 6-53, 3 pls.; 35 (1966), 1-6, pl.
P. Grierson, ‘The authenticity of the York “thrymsas”‘, 31 (1962), 8-10
D. M. Metcalf and D. R. Walker, ‘The “wolf” sceattas’, 36 (1967), 11-28, pl.

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D. M. Metcalf and L. K. Hamblin, ‘A modern forgery of a sceat’, 37 (1968), 190-91
M. Morehart, ‘Some dangers of dating sceattas by typological sequences’, 39 (1970), 1-5
S. E. Rigold, ‘The principal series of English sceattas’, 47 (1977), 21-30
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Another modern forgery of a sceat’, 48 (1978), 107
M. J. Morehart, ‘Female centaur or sphinx?: on naming sceat types: the case of BMC type 47’, 55 (1985), 1-9
L. Sellwood and D. M. Metcalf, ‘A Celtic silver coin of previously unpublished type from St Nicholas at Wade, Thanet: the
prototype for Anglo-Saxon sceattas of BMC type 37?’, 56 (1986), 181-82
M. A. S. Blackburn and M. J. Bonser, ‘The “porcupine” sceattas of Metcalf’s variety G’, 57 (1987), 99-103
D. M. Metcalf, ‘A sceat of series K minted by Archbishop Berhtwald of Canterbury (693-731)’, 58 (1988), 124-26,
pl.
G. Williams, ‘The gold coinage of Eadbald, King of Kent (AD 616-40)’, 68 (1998), 137-40, pl.
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Determining the mint-attribution of East Anglian sceattas through regression analysis’, 70 (2000),
1-11
D. M. Metcalf, ‘“As easy as A, B, C”: the mint-places of early sceatta types in the South-east’, 71 (2001), 34-48

D. M. Metcalf, ‘Monetary circulation in England, c.675-c.710: the distribution patterns of series A, B and C – and
F’, 74 (2004), 1-19

D. M. Metcalf, ‘The first series of sceattas minted in southern Wessex: series W’, 75 (2005), 1-17

J. Naylor, ‘Mercian hegemony and the origins of series J sceattas: the case for Lindsey’, 76 (2006), 159-70

D. M. Metcalf, ‘Runic sceattas reading epa, types R1 and R2’, 77 (2007), 49-70

Thrymsas and ‘Sceattas’ - Finds

R. A. G. Carson, ‘Two interesting site finds: 1. Anglo-Saxon sceatta’, 33 (1964), 171
L. V. Grinsell, ‘A sceatta from Portishead, Somerset’, 39 (1970), 163-64
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Sceattas found at the Iron-Age hill fort of Walbury Camp, Berkshire’, 44 (1974), 1-12, 2 pls.
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Twelve notes on sceatta finds’, 46 (1976), 1-18, pl.
S. E. Rigold and D. M. Metcalf, ‘A check-list of English finds of sceattas’, 47 (1977), 31-52, 3 pls.; 48 (1978), 107
S. E. Rigold, ‘A group of three sceattas from excavations at Mucking, Essex’, 47 (1977), 127-28
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Some finds of thrymsas and sceattas in England’, 56 (1986), 1-15
J. A. Newman, ‘The true provenance of the Woodbridge sceatta “hoard”‘, 65 (1995), 217-18
L. Laing and M. Ponting, ‘An unpublished early penny from Lincolnshire and its significance’, 72 (2002), 164-67, pl.

Kings of Northumbria, Archbishops of York - General

A. B. Creeke, ‘The regal sceatta and styca series of Northumbria’, 1 (1903-04), 65-96, 2 pls.
A. B. Creeke, ‘The sceatta and styca coinage of the early Archbishops of York’, 2 (1905), 7-20, pl.
Lord Grantley, ‘Saint Cuthbert’s pennies’, 8 (1911), 49-53
H. A. Parsons, ‘The coins of Æthelred I of Northumbria’, 10 (1913), 1-8
H. A. Parsons, ‘The coins of Archbishop Eanbald II of York’, 12 (1916), 1-14
C. S. S. Lyon, ‘A reappraisal of the sceatta and styca coinage of Northumbria’, 28 (1955-57), 227-42, 3 pls.
H. E. Pagan, ‘Northumbrian numismatic chronology in the ninth century’, 38 (1969), 1-15
E. J. E. Pirie, ‘Early Northumbrian coins at auction, 1981’, 51 (1981), 32-51, 4 pls.
E. J. E. Pirie, ‘Earduulf: a significant addition to the coinage of Northumbria’, 65 (1995), 20-31, pl.
M. Blackburn and A. Gillis, ‘A second coin of King Eardwulf of Northumbria and the attribution of the moneyer coins of King
Ælfwald’, 67 (1997), 97-99, pl.

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V. Smart, ‘Aldates, Gadutels and Badigils: identification of moneyers in the Northumbrian coinage’, 70
(2000), 141-43
G. Williams, ‘An enigmatic coin from eighth-century Northumbria’, 71 (2001), 158-60

D. M. Metcalf, ‘Financial support for outlying churches?: a perspective on the uses of money in eighth-century
Northumbria’, 72 (2002), 167-69

D. M. Metcalf, ‘The coinage of King Aldfrith of Northumbria (685-704) and some contemporary imitations’, 76
(2006), 147-58

Kings of Northumbria, Archbishops of York - Finds

N. Heywood, ‘A parcel of stycas from the York find, 1842’, 7 (1910), 331-34
N. Heywood, ‘A find of Anglo-Saxon stycas at Lancaster’, 11 (1915), 1-2
H. E. Pagan, ‘The Bolton Percy hoard of 1967’, 43 (1973), 1-44
E. J. E. Pirie, ‘The Ripon hoard, 1695: contemporary and current interest’, 52 (1982), 84-103
P. Robinson, ‘A Northumbrian “styca” from Wiltshire: the problem with southern provenances of “stycas”’, 71
(2001), 160-61

M. Bogucki, ‘Two Northumbrian stycas of Eanred and Æthelred II from early medieval Truso in Poland’, 79
(2009), 34-42

Kings of Kent
C. E. Blunt, ‘Three Anglo-Saxon notes: [1] A coin of Heaberht, King of Kent: Lord Grantley’s attribution
vindicated’, 27 (1952-54), 52-54, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A new type and moneyer for Eadbearht “Præn”‘, 28 (1955-57), 243-48, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘A new coin of Baldred, King of Kent’, 44 (1974), 75-76
R. Naismith, ‘Tribrach pennies of Eadberht “Præn” of Kent and Eadwald of East Anglia’, 78 (2008), 216-22

Archbishops of Canterbury
R. P. Mack, ‘A new type for Archbishop Wulfred’, 26 (1949-51), 343-44, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘A new type for Archbishop Ceolnoth’, 28 (1955-57), 405-06, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘Two Anglo-Saxon notes: [1] The coinage of Æthelred, Archbishop of Canterbury, 870-89’, 31
(1962), 43-44, pl.
F. Banks and F. Purvey, ‘Two overstruck pennies of Archbishop Plegmund’, 36 (1967), 189-90, pl.

Offa (757-96)
H. Schetelig [i.e. Shetelig], ‘A coin of Offa found in a Viking-Age burial at Voss, Norway’, 5 (1908), 51-54
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The gold mancus of Offa, King of Mercia’, 5 (1908), 55-72, 3 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley and ‘Two stray finds from St Albans of coins of Offa and of Charlemagne’, 28 (1955-57), 459-66
D. M. Metcalf,
C. E. Blunt, ‘Some new Mercian coins: [1] An Offa-Iaenberht die-link’, 29 (1958-59), 8-9, pl.
H. E. Pagan, ‘A third gold coin of Mercia’, 34 (1965), 8-10
C. E. Blunt and G. van der Meer, ‘A new type for Offa’, 38 (1969), 182-83

D. M. Metcalf, ‘A coin of Offa from Deddington Castle, Oxon.’, 40 (1971), 171-72

Lord Stewartby, ‘Ealdnod, a new moneyer for Offa’, 69 (1999), 199
M. M. Archibald and ‘A sceat of Offa of Mercia’, 74 (2004), 20-27, pl. [Merovingian]
M. Dhénin,

R. Naismith, ‘The coinage of Offa revisited’, 80 (2010), 76-106, 2 pls.

Kings of Mercia (796-877)

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N. Heywood, ‘The kingdom and coins of Burgred’, 3 (1906), 59-66, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘Some new Mercian coins: [2] The moneyer Eama on coins of Offa and Coenwulf; [3] A new type
for Beornwulf or Berhtwulf of Mercia; [4] On a new type for Burgred’, 29 (1958-59), 9-11, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘“A new type” for Burgred’, 31 (1962), 159
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An unpublished hoard-provenance for a penny of Ceolwulf II of Mercia’, 32 (1963), 88-90, pl.
H. E. Pagan, ‘Coinage in the age of Burgred’, 34 (1965), 11-27, pl.
C. E. Blunt and M. Dolley, ‘On an alleged penny of Ludica, King of Mercia 825-7’, 36 (1967), 29-31
H. E. Pagan, ‘An unpublished fragment of a coin of Ceolwulf II’, 41 (1972), 14-20
W. A. Seaby, ‘A Coenwulf penny by Wihtred from Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire’, 52 (1982), 29-33
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘A penny of Coenwulf and a small hoard of Cnut from Bottisham, Cambridgeshire’, 53 (1983),
176-77
G. Williams, ‘Burgred “Lunette” type E reconsidered’, 78 (2008), 222-27

Kings of East Anglia

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A penny of St Æthelberht, King of East Anglia’, 5 (1908), 73-84, pl.
H. E. Pagan, ‘A new type for Beonna’, 37 (1968), 10-15
M. M. Archibald, ‘A Ship-type of Athelstan I of East Anglia’, 52 (1982), 34-40
H. E. Pagan, ‘The coinage of the East Anglian kingdom from 825 to 870’, 52 (1982), 41-83
M. M. Archibald, ‘The coinage of Beonna in the light of the Middle Harling hoard’, 55 (1985), 10-54
M. M. Archibald and A sceat of Ethelbert I of East Anglia and recent finds of coins of Beonna’, 65 (1995), 1-19, 2 pls.
V. Fenwick,
M. Blackburn and H. Pagan, ‘The St Edmund coinage in the light of a parcel from a hoard of St Edmund pennies’, 72 (2002), 1-
14, 2 pls.

R. Naismith, ‘Tribrach pennies of Eadberht “Præn” of Kent and Eadwald of East Anglia’, 78 (2008), 216-22

Viking Invaders
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The Oxford mint in the reign of Alfred’, 2 (1905), 21-30, pl. [Viking imitations]
A. Anscombe, ‘The inscription on the Oxford pennies of the OHSNAFORDA type’, 3 (1906), 67-100
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A penny of Æthelred, sub-regulus of Mercia, son-in-law of Ælfred the Great’, 8 (1911), 55-59. [A
Viking imitation of Alfred]
G. R. Francis, ‘Some notes on a coin of Anlaf from the Derby mint’, 16 (1921-22), 1-4
D. Allen, ‘Northumbrian pennies of the tenth century’, 22 (1934-37), 175-86, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘Three Anglo-Saxon notes: [3] A die-identity between a coin of Alfred and one of Æthelstan II of
East Anglia’, 27 (1952-54), 56-57, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘The St Martin coins of Lincoln’, 36 (1967), 46-54
M. Dolley and C. N. Moore, ‘Some reflections on the English coinages of Sihtric Caoch, King of Dublin and of York’, 43
(1973), 45-59
C. E. Blunt, ‘Some doubtful St Peter hoards’, 49 (1979), 12-16
I. Stewart, ‘The anonymous Anglo-Viking issue with Sword and Hammer types and the coinage of Sitric I’,
52 (1982), 108-16
I. Stewart, ‘The Nelson collection at Liverpool, and some York questions’, 52 (1982), 247-51
C. E. Blunt, ‘Northumbrian coins in the name of Alwaldus’, 55 (1985), 192-94
C. E. Blunt (Lord Stewartby ed.), ‘Four tenth-century notes: unfinished work: ii. A group of St Edmund coins from Suffolk’, 64
(1994), 35-36, pl.
J. Graham-Campbell, ‘The dual economy of the Danelaw’ (Howard Linecar memorial lecture 2001), 71 (2001), 49-59

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S. Lyon and S. Holmes, ‘A new moneyer for the post-Brunanburh Viking rulers of York’, 74 (2004), 178-80

M. Blackburn, ‘Currency under the Vikings, Part 1: Guthrum and the earliest Danelaw coinages’, 75 (2005), 18-43,
3 pls.

M. Blackburn, ‘- Part 2: The two Scandinavian kingdoms of the Danelaw, c.895-954’, 76 (2006), 204-26, 3 pls.

M. Blackburn, ‘- Part 3: Ireland, Wales, Isle of Man and Scotland in the ninth and tenth centuries’, 77 (2007), 119-
49, pl.

M. Blackburn, ‘- Part 5: the Scandinavian achievement and legacy’, 79 (2009), 43-71

Kings of Wessex (786-871)

C. E. Blunt, ‘Three Anglo-Saxon notes: [2] A Burgred-type coin with, apparently, the name of King
Æthilbearht of Wessex’, 27 (1952-54), 54-56, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘The coinage of Ecgbeorht, King of Wessex, 802-39’, 28 (1955-57), 467-76, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘A small parcel from the Dorking (1817) hoard’, 41 (1972), 179
A. W. Lyons and ‘The coinage of Æthelred I (865-871)’, 77 (2007), 71-118
W. A. Mackay,

Alfred (871-99)
L. A. Lawrence, ‘A remarkable penny of King Alfred’, 3 (1906), 101-06
C. E. Blunt, ‘A new type for Alfred’, 26 (1949-51), 213-15
C. E. Blunt, ‘Three Anglo-Saxon notes: [3] A die-identity between a coin of Alfred and one of Æthelstan II of
East Anglia’, 27 (1952-54), 56-57, pl.
P. Grierson, ‘Halfpennies and third-pennies of King Alfred’, 28 (1955-57), 477-93, pl.
C. E. Blunt and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The hoard evidence for the coins of Alfred’, 29 (1958-59), 220-47, pl.
H. Pagan, ‘A missing coin of Ælfred rediscovered’, 69 (1999), 199-200
A. W. Lyons, ‘The Lunettes coinage of Alfred the Great’/ A. W. Lyons and W. A. MacKay, 78 (2008), 38-110,
pls.

Edward the Elder (899-924)

G. D. Lumb, ‘Edward the Elder pennies with façade of a building’, 20 (1929-30), 27-29
W. J. Andrew, ‘Coins commemorating the rebuilding of York Minster A.D. 921-25’, 20 (1929-30), 31-32
C. E. Blunt, ‘A gold penny of Edward the Elder’, 25 (1945-48), 277-81, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A suspect “tower” type penny of King Edward the Elder’, 28 (1955-57), 408-11, pl.
P. Robinson, ‘The Shrewsbury hoard (1936) of pennies of Edward the Elder’, 53 (1983), 7-13
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘Two new halfpennies of Edward the Elder and Athelstan’, 63 (1993), 123-24, pl.

Athelstan (924-39)
W. J. Andrew, ‘Coins commemorating the rebuilding of York Minster A.D. 921-25’, 20 (1929-30), 31-32
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A probable fourth Kentish mint of Æthelstan’, 33 (1964), 30-33
C. E. Blunt, ‘The coinage of Athelstan, 924-939: a survey’, 42 (special, [1974]), 35-158, 23 pls.
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘Two new halfpennies of Edward the Elder and Athelstan’, 63 (1993), 123-24, pl.

Edmund (939-46)
H. A. Parsons, ‘The coins of Eadmund’s moneyers Faraman and Ingelgar, A.D. 939-46’, 23 (1938-41), 1-5
R. P. Mack, ‘An unpublished penny of Edmund from the Cotton collection’, 28 (1955-57), 411-12, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘The Crowned Bust coinage of Edmund 939-946’, 40 (1971), 17-21, pl.

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Edred (946-55)
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A new type for the halfpenny of Eadred’, 28 (1955-57), 182-84, pl.
D. M. Metcalf, ‘A Wessex provenance for the round halfpenny of Eadred by Mangod’, 44 (1974), 76-77
C. E. Blunt (Lord Stewartby ed.), ‘Four tenth-century notes: unfinished work: iv. Pellet-marked and flawed obverse dies of
Eadred’, 64 (1994), 38-39, pl.

Edgar (959-75)
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A hoard of pennies of Eadgar from Laugharne churchyard in South Wales’, 29 (1958-59), 255-58
G. P. Warden, ‘A contemporary forgery of Eadgar’, 31 (1962), 159
M. Dolley, ‘A rediscovered “new” moneyer for Eadgar’, 36 (1967), 191, pl.
M. Dolley, ‘Roger of Wendover’s date for Eadgar’s coinage reform’, 49 (1979), 1-11
S. Lyon and M. Sharp, ‘An Eadgar Reform penny of Axbridge’, 71 (2001), 161

Edward the Martyr (975-78)

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The chronological sequence of the types of Eadweard the Martyr and Æthelræd II’, 16 (1921-22),
5-31
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two Anglo-Saxon notes: [1] An enigmatic penny of Edward the Martyr’, 28 (1955-57), 499-504

Ethelred II (978-1016) - General

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The chronological sequence of the types of Eadweard the Martyr and Æthelræd II’, 16 (1921-22),
5-31
R. H. M. Dolley and ‘An intermediate Small Cross issue of Æthelræd II and some late varieties of
F. Elmore Jones, the Crux type’, 28 (1955-57), 75-87, pl.
I. H. Stewart, ‘The Stamford mint and the connexion with the Abbot of Peterborough under Ethelred II’, 28
(1955-57), 106-10
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A note on the mints of Sudbury and Southwark at the end of the reign of Æthelræd II’, 28 (1955-
57), 264-69
R. H. M. Dolley [and] ‘A die-link between the mints of Dover and London at the end of the reign
G. van der Meer, of Æthelræd II’, 29 (1958-59), 416-17
V. J. Butler, ‘Some misread moneyers of London in the reign of Æthelræd II’, 30 (1960-61), 221-26
V. J. Smart, ‘A note of two problematical pennies of Æthelræd II’, 31 (1962), 160
R. H. M. Dolley and E. J. E. Pirie, ‘The repercussions on Chester’s prosperity of the Viking descent on Cheshire in 980’, 33
(1964), 39-44, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An unpublished link between the First and Second Hand types of Æthelræd II’, 35 (1966), 22-24
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Further Southampton/Winchester die-links in the reign of Æthelræd II’, 35 (1966), 25-33
C. S. S. Lyon, ‘The significance of the sack of Oxford in 1009/1010 for the chronology of the coinage of
Æthelred II’, 35 (1966), 34-37
I. Stewart, ‘Notes on the Intermediate Small Cross and Transitional Crux types of Ethelred II’, 37 (1968), 16-
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P. Stafford, ‘Historical implications of the regional production of dies under Æthelred II’, 48 (1978), 35-51

Ethelred II - Finds
W. C. Wells, ‘A hoard of coins of Æthelræd II found in Ireland’, 17 (1923-24), 51-59, pl.

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A. H. Baldwin, ‘A hoard of Æthelred II coins, 1940’, 24 (1941-44), 49-50
V. J. Butler and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘New light on the nineteenth-century find of pence of Æthelræd II from St Martin’s-Le-
Grand’, 29 (1958-59), 265-74
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘New light on the Mullingar find of Hand pence of Æthelræd II’, 35 (1966), 12-21
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘The Welbourn (Lincs.) hoard 1980-82 of Æthelred II coins’, 55 (1985), 79-83
M. Kenny, ‘A small hoard of pennies of Æthelræd II (978-1016) from Ireland’, 57 (1987), 106-07
G. Williams, ‘A hoard of Æthelræd II “Long Cross”
pennies from Bramdean Common,
Hampshire’, 68
(1998), 143-44

Ethelred II - Specific Types

R. H. M. D[olley], ‘An alleged Agnus Dei penny of the Wareham mint’, 28 (1955-57), 412-14
B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘The Small Crux issue of Æthelræd II’, 28 (1955-57), 509-17
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Some further remarks on the Transitional Crux issue of Æthelræd II’, 29 (1958-59), 259-64
C. S. S. Lyon, ‘Two notes on the “last small cross” type of Æthelræd II: I. A late variety from the London mint;
II. A second die-link between the mints “Gothaburh” and Exeter’, 31 (1962), 49-52
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A small parcel of First Hand pennies of Æthelræd II from the 1863 Ipswich hoard’, 33 (1964), 34-
38, pl.
V. J. Smart, ‘A subsidiary issue of Æthelred II’s Long Cross’, 34 (1965), 37-41, 2 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The left-facing First Hand pennies of Æthelræd II: two additions’, 35 (1966), 191-92
M. Dolley and T. Talvio, ‘The regional pattern of die-cutting exhibited by the First Hand pennies of Æthelræd II preserved in
the British Museum’, 47 (1977), 53-65
M. Dolley and T. Talvio, ‘The twelfth of the Agnus Dei pennies of Æthelræd II’, 47 (1977), 131-33
M. Dolley and T. Talvio, ‘A thirteenth Agnus Dei penny of Æthelræd II’, 49 (1979), 122-25
K. Jonsson, ‘Grantham - a new Anglo-Saxon mint in Lincolnshire’, 57 (1987), 104-05
S. Lyon, ‘Die-cutting styles in the Last Small Cross issue of c.1009-1017 and some problematic East
Anglian dies and die-links’, 68 (1998), 21-41, 4 pls.
K. Bornholdt Collins and ‘New moneyers in Æthelred II’s Benediction Hand type’, 77 (2007), 270-76, pl.
E. Screen,

Cnut (1016-35)
H. A. Parsons, ‘The Anglian coins of Cnut the Great’, 19 (1927-28), 25-67, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley and D. M. Metcalf, ‘Cnut’s Quatrefoil type in English cabinets of the eighteenth century’, 29 (1958-59), 69-81
G. van der Meer, ‘An obverse die-link of Canute between Norwich and Thetford’, 30 (1960-61), 361-63
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two Anglo-Saxon notes: [1] A Cnut die-link between the mints of Salisbury and Wilton’, 31
(1962), 53-54
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Southampton/Winchester die-links in Canute’s Quatrefoil type’, 39 (1970), 6-11, pl.
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘A penny of Coenwulf and a small hoard of Cnut from Bottisham, Cambridgeshire’, 53 (1983),
176-77
R. J. Eaglen and R. Grayburn, ‘Gouged reverse dies in the Quatrefoil issue of Cnut’, 70 (2000), 12-37, 2 pls.

Harold I, Harthacnut (1035-42)

H. A. Parsons, ‘The Anglo-Saxon coins of Harthacnut’, 11 (1915), 21-55
H. A. Parsons, ‘The coins of Harold I’, 15 (1919-20), 1-48
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The “jewel-cross” coinage of Ælfgifu Emma, Harthacnut, and Harold I’, 27 (1952-54), 266-75, 2
pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two Anglo-Saxon notes: [2] A probable reattribution from Lincoln to Langport’, 31 (1962), 54-56
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Some mis-attributed Fleur-de-lis coins of Harold I’, 33 (1964), 45-47, pl.

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D. Hess, ‘A penny of Harthacnut for Wilton’, 37 (1968), 192-93
M. Blackburn and A. Rogerson, ‘A small purse hoard of Harthacnut coins from Bowthorpe, Norfolk’, 61 (1991), 125-26, pl.
Edward the Confessor (1042-66) - General
H. A. Parsons, ‘The first authorized issue of Edward the Confessor’, 20 (1929-30), 95-104
D. F. Allen, ‘Edward the Confessor’s gold penny’, 25 (1945-48), 259-76, pl.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘An unpublished mule of Edward the Confessor’, 28 (1955-57), 189-90, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘New light on the order of the early issues of Edward the Confessor’, 29 (1958-59), 289-92
C. S. S. Lyon, ‘A round halfpenny of Edward the Confessor’, 34 (1965), 42-45
M. Dolley and S. Lyon, ‘Additional evidence for the sequence of types early in the reign of Edward the Confessor’, 36
(1967), 59-61
P. A. Hodgkinson, ‘An overstruck penny of Edward the Confessor’, 38 (1969), 185, pl.
F. E. Colman, ‘Some moneyers of Edward the Confessor in Hildebrand’s catalogue’, 47 (1977), 133-35
B. H. I. H. Stewart and C. E. Blunt, ‘The Droitwich mint and BMC type XIV of Edward the Confessor’, 48 (1978), 52-57, pl.
P. Robinson, ‘The “EADPEARD” variety of the Hammer Cross type of Edward the Confessor’, 52 (1982), 123-
31
M. A. S. Blackburn et al., ‘A new type of Edward the Confessor for the “Newport” mint’, 63 (1993), 125-26, pl.

Edward the Confessor - Finds

R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The Stockbridge Down find of Anglo-Saxon coins’, 28 (1955-57), 283-87
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A small parcel of pennies of the Confessor from the Sedlescombe find’, 30 (1960-61), 76-81, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An important unpublished penny of the Confessor from an Irish hoard’, 35 (1966), 193-94
O. Burrows, ‘An unnoticed parcel from the 1872 Queen Victoria Street hoard’, 47 (1977), 66-76

Harold II (1066)
K. A. Jacob, ‘A new coin of Harold II of the Cambridge mint’, 35 (1966), 194-95

b. English coins 1066 to date

William I and II (1066-1100) - General
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A numismatic history of the reigns of William I and II (1066-1100), Part I’, 2 (1905), 87-184, 4
pls.; 3 (1906), 117-72
- - ‘ - Part II: The histories of the mints’ [Beds. - Derbyshire], 4 (1907), 47-78, 4 pls.
- - - [Devon - Essex], 5 (1908), 97-122, 4 pls.
- - - [Gloucestershire - Herts.], 6 (1909), 147-76, 5 pls.
- - - [Hunts. - Leicestershire], 7 (1910), 1-25, 4 pls.
- - - [Lincolnshire - Middlesex], 8 (1911), 61-81, 4 pls.
- - - [Norfolk - Northants.], 9 (1912), 129-43, 2 pls.
- - - [Notts. - Oxfordshire], 10 (1913), 33-41, 3 pls.
- - - [continuation], 11 (1915), 57
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A penny of Llywelyn, son of Cadwgan, of the type of the second issue of William Rufus’, 8
(1911), 83-86, pl.
H. A. Parsons, ‘The prototype of the first coinage of William the Conqueror’, 15 (1919-20), 49-56
G. C. Brooke, ‘Quando moneta vertebatur: the change of coin-types in the eleventh century: its bearing on mules
and overstrikes’, 20 (1929-30), 105-16
I. H. Stewart, ‘A new Norman forger’, 28 (1955-57), 190-91, pl.

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F. Elmore Jones, ‘Two unpublished Barnstaple/Exeter die-links’, 29 (1958-59), 417-18, pl.

F. Elmore Jones, ‘Four Anglo-Saxon, Norman, and Plantagenet notes: [2] Two unpublished pennies of William II’,
31 (1962), 68-70
F. Elmore Jones, ‘An unpublished penny of William I’, 32 (1963), 91-93
I. Stewart, ‘An enigmatic Two Stars penny of William I’, 43 (1973), 144
I. Stewart, ‘An Oxford penny of William I’, 53 (1983), 178
P. Grierson, ‘Domesday Book, the geld de moneta and monetagium: a forgotten minting reform’, 55 (1985), 84-
94

William I and II - Finds

R. C. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A hoard of coins of William the Conqueror found in a trench in the war area’, 12 (1916), 15-32, 4
pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The find-spot of the “war area” hoard of pence of William I’, 28 (1955-57), 650-51
R. P. Mack, ‘Beauworth 1833’, 36 (1967), 192
T. H. McK. Clough, ‘A small hoard of William I type I pennies from Norwich’, 43 (1973), 142-43
A. Gannon and G. Williams, ‘Two small hoards of William I [Maltby Springs; Tiverton]’, 71 (2001), 162-64, pl.

Henry I (1100-35) - General

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Some coins of Henry I’, 19 (1927-28), 93-107
W. J. Andrew, ‘The die for Stephen’s coinage in the Guildhall Museum, and secondary evidence there of an
unpublished penny of Henry I’, 22 (1934-37), 29-34, pl.
P. Seaby, ‘A round halfpenny of Henry I’, 26 (1949-51), 280-85
P. Grierson and C. Brooke, ‘Round halfpennies of Henry I’, 26 (1949-51), 286-89
G. V. Doubleday, ‘An unpublished penny of Henry I, type II’, 26 (1949-51), 345, pl.
T. Mabbott, ‘The round halfpenny of Henry I’, 27 (1952-54), 91
F. Elmore Jones, ‘New light on the Abbot of Peterborough in the Norman period’, 27 (1952-54), 179-81
F. Elmore Jones, ‘An unpublished penny of Henry I’, 28 (1955-57), 652-54
G. C. Boon and M. Dolley, ‘A third type for the Cardiff mint under Henry I’, 40 (1971), 172-73
R. Seaman, ‘An unpublished penny of Henry I’, 54 (1984), 290-91
D. Symons, ‘A new moneyer for Henry I type XI’, 56 (1986), 188-89
M. Blackburn, ‘Some unpublished coins of Henry I and Stephen’, 75 (2005), 164-69, pl.

E. W. Danson, ‘An enigmatic penny of Henry I’, 78 (2008), 235-36

M. Allen, ‘Henry I type 14’, 79 (2009), 72-171, 14 pls.

Henry I - Finds
R. A. G. Carson, ‘A Norman penny from Colchester Castle’, 26 (1949-51), 344-45, pl.
R. H. Dolley, ‘Six coins of Henry I class XIV from an uncertain hoard’, 26 (1949-51), 345-46; 27 (1952-54), pl.
H. W. Taffs, ‘Coins of Henry I from the Bournemouth district’, 26 (1949-51), 347-48, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two further coins of Henry I from Llantrithyd’, 33 (1964), 169-71
M. Blackburn, ‘A Tamworth penny of Henry I’, 43 (1973), 144-45
E. Besly, ‘The Milford Haven hoard of Henry I’, 77 (2007), 277-79

Stephen (1135-54/8) - General

W. J. Andrew, ‘A numismatic history of the reign of Stephen A.D. 1135-1154’, 6 (1909), 177-90, 2 pls.; 8 (1911),

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 87-136, pl.; 10 (1913), 43-67, 2 pls.; 11 (1915), 57; 15 (1919-20), 308-10; 16 (1921-22), 311-
13,
318-26, 361-63; 17 (1923-24), 321-27,
348-52; 18 (1925-26), 249-50, 260-62
W. J. Andrew, ‘Some moneyers, mints and coins of the
reign of Stephen’, 17 (1923-24), 368-73
W. J. Andrew, ‘The mints of Rye and Castle Rising in the reign of Stephen’, 20 (1929-30), 117-21
F. Elmore Jones, ‘An unpublished “mule” of Stephen’, 25 (1945-48), 230-31
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Stephen type VII’, 28 (1955-57), 537-54, pl.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘A new mint for Stephen type 7’, 30 (1960-61), 188-89, pl.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Four Anglo-Saxon, Norman, and Plantagenet notes: [3] Stephen type VII: four “new” coins’, 31
(1962), 71-72, pl.
N. C. Ballingal, ‘An unpublished coin of Stephen from the Ipswich mint’, 32 (1963), 220-21
R. P. Mack, ‘Stephen and the Anarchy 1135-1154’, 35 (1966), 38-112, 12 pls.
M. M. Archibald, ‘A Thetford penny of Stephen type VII’, 36 (1967), 192-93, pl.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Stephen type VII: a “new” mint’, 39 (1970), 164-65
P. Seaby, ‘King Stephen and the Interdict of 1148’, 50 (1980), 50-60
M. Sharp, ‘A Steyning coin of Stephen’, 52 (1982), 241
P. J. Seaby, ‘A new “standard” type for the reign of King Stephen’, 53 (1983), 14-18
M. M. Archibald, ‘Dating Stephen’s first type’, 61 (1991), 9-22, 2 pls.
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘A new mint for Stephen - RVCI (Rochester)’, 63 (1993), 126-27, pl.
M. Allen, ‘The English coinage of 1153/4-1158’, 76 (2006), 242-302, 11 pls.

M. Allen and T. G. Webb Ware, ‘Two notes on Stephen BMC type 7: 1. Durham, a new mint for type 7; 2. A new Warwick
moneyer in type 7’, 77 (2007), 279-81

Stephen - Finds
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A small find of Stephen pennies from Berkshire’, 31 (1962), 162-64
C. E. Blunt et al., ‘On some hoards of the time of Stephen’, 37 (1968), 35-42
E. W. Danson, ‘The Nottingham find of 1880: a Stephen hoard re-examined’, 37 (1968), 43-64, pl.
R. Seaman, ‘A find of Stephen coins at Rayleigh Mount’, 38 (1969), 186-88, pl.
R. J. Seaman, ‘A re-examination of some hoards containing coins of Stephen’, 48 (1978), 58-72

Stephen - Irregular Coins

F. A. Walters, ‘A coin of Prince Henry of Scotland as Earl of Carlisle in the reign of Stephen’, 12 (1916), 33-37
Lord Grantley, ‘On a penny of the Armed-Figure type with the title COM in the reign of Stephen’, 16 (1921-22),
73-76
L. Cabot Briggs, ‘Notes on two Baronial coins: I. Matilda defaced to read Stephen; II. Temp. Stephen’, 24 (1941-
44), 50-53
D. F. Allen, ‘A new coin of Henry of Anjou’, 25 (1945-48), 228-30; 340
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A new irregular penny of Stephen’, 28 (1955-57), 195-96
I. Stewart, ‘A London penny of Matilda?’, 46 (1976), 76-77, pl.
P. Seaby, ‘A Stephen “star” variant of Pevensey’, 54 (1984), 291-92
P. Seaby, ‘The defaced pennies of Stephen from Sussex mints’, 56 (1986), 102-07

M. M. Archibald, ‘The Lion coinage of Robert earl of Gloucester and William earl of Gloucester’, 71 (2001), 71-86,
2 pls.
M. Blackburn, ‘Some unpublished coins of Henry I and Stephen’, 75 (2005), 164-69, pl.

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Henry II Cross and Crosslets Type (1158-80) - General
N. Heywood, ‘The first coinage of Henry II’, 1 (1903-04), 97-111, pl.
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Historical notes on the first coinage of Henry II’, 2 (1905), 185-242
L. A. Lawrence, ‘On the first coinage of Henry II’, 14 (1918), 13-37, pl.
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A remarkable penny of Henry II’, 15 (1919-20), 57-59
T. C. R. Crafter, ‘A re-examination of the
classification and chronology of the
Cross-and-Crosslets type of Henry
II’, 68 (1998), 42-63, pl.
T. C. R. Crafter, ‘A moneyer’s initial on a Cross-and-Crosslets coin’, 74 (2004), 180-81, pl.

Henry II Cross and Crosslets Type - Finds

R. H. M. Dolley and F. Elmore Jones, ‘A parcel of Cross-and-Crosslets pence from the Tealby find’, 29 (1958-59), 82-86, pl.
A. Dawson and N. J. Mayhew, ‘A continental find including Tealby pennies’, 57 (1987), 113-81
T. C. R. Crafter, ‘Twelve pennies of Henry II from the Thorpe Thewles hoard’, 75 (2005), 169-72

Short Cross Type (1180-1247) - General

L. A. Lawrence, ‘The Short Cross coinage, 1180 to 1247’, 11 (1915), 59-100, 4 pls.
L. A. Lawrence, ‘LONDE or LVNDE CIVITAS’, 23 (1938-41), 201-03
F. Elmore Jones, ‘The last Short Cross issue of Henry III (class 8)’, 25 (1945-48), 286-90
J. D. Brand, ‘Some Short Cross questions’, 33 (1964), 57-69
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Norwich or Northampton - a “shortcross” problem’, 33 (1964), 70-72, pl.
J. D. Brand and F. Elmore Jones, ‘The emergency mint of Wilton in 1180’, 35 (1966), 116-19, pl.
C. E. Blunt and J. D. Brand, ‘Mint output of Henry III’, 39 (1970), 61-66, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘English coinage in the later years of John and the minority of Henry III’, 49 (1979), 26-41, 4 pls.;
51 (1981), 91-106
M. R. Allen, ‘The Carlisle and Durham mints in the Short Cross period’, 49 (1979), 42-55, 4 pls.
J. J. North, ‘A re-examination of classes 7 and 8 of the Short Cross coinage’, 58 (1988), 25-39, 2 pls.
I. Stewart, ‘King John’s recoinage and the conference of moneyers in 1208’, 59 (1989), 39-45
M. R. Allen, ‘The provision and use of Short Cross class V dies’, 59 (1989), 46-76, 3 pls.
N. Mayhew and A. Smith, ‘Another round Short Cross halfpenny’, 60 (1990), 136, pl.
J. P. Mass, ‘Of dies, design changes, and square lettering in the opening phase of the Short Cross coinage’, 63
(1993), 20-52, 6 pls.
M. Allen, ‘The chronology of Short Cross class Ia’, 63 (1993), 54-58
J. P. Mass, ‘Die links for the London mint in Short Cross classes IVc and Va1’, 65 (1995), 221-23, pl.
J. P. Mass, ‘Three Short Cross problems’, 69 (1999),
204-07, 2 pls.
M. Allen, ‘The quantity of money in England 1180-1247: new data’, 75 (2005), 44-49

Lord Stewartby, ‘Robert Vi’, 75 (2005), 172-73

Short Cross Type - Finds

R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A small parcel from the great find of Eccles’, 27 (1952-54), 358-59
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A little-known Swedish publication of an important find of thirteenth-century English pence’, 27
(1952-54), 359-61. [Follingbo, Norrbys hoard]
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A note on the chronology of some published and unpublished “short cross” finds from the British
Isles’, 29 (1958-59), 297-321
J. D. Brand and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two “new” Yorkshire hoards of Short Cross pennies’, 32 (1963), 94-98

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J. D. Brand, ‘Another small parcel from the great find at Eccles’, 33 (1964), 172-73
J. D. Brand and J. D. A. Thompson, ‘A Worcestershire hoard of Short Cross pennies’, 34 (1965), 86-89, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A small find of twelfth- and thirteenth-century pennies from Tullintowell’, 35 (1966), 113-15
M. Dolley, ‘An unpublished London find of early thirteenth-century pennies’, 36 (1967), 193-95
D. M. Metcalf, ‘The Short Cross coins in the Ras Shamra hoard of 1966’, 38 (1969), 188-89
J. M. Lewis, ‘A Short Cross hoard from Wrexham’, 39 (1970), 19-23
J. Yvon, ‘Esterlins à la croix courte dans les trésors français de la fin du XIIe et de la première moitié du
XIIIe siècle’, 39 (1970), 24-58, 2 pls.; English summary, 59-60
F. Dumas and J. D. Brand, ‘The British coins in the Gisors (1970) hoard’, 40 (1971), 22-43
J. D. Brand and J. Duplessy, ‘A parcel from the Montpellier (1934) hoard’, 47 (1977), 77-91
G. P. Gittoes and N. J. Mayhew, ‘Short Cross sterlings from the Rotenfels hoard’, 53 (1983), 19-28
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘A probable Short Cross purse hoard from Dumfriesshire [Bush Moor]’, 74 (2004), 181-83

N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘Additions to the Bush Moor hoard’, 79 (2009), 229

Long Cross Type (1247-78)

L. A. Lawrence, ‘The Long Cross coinage of Henry III and Edward I’, 9 (1912), 145-79, pl.; 10 (1913), 69-93; 11
(1915), 101-19
W. C. Wells, ‘Notes on the Long Cross coinage of Henry III, 1247-1250’, 22 (1934-37), 79-107
L. A. Lawrence, ‘Long Cross coins of Durham’, 23 (1938-41), 29-30
D. F. Allen, ‘The “twopence” of Henry III in the Drabble sale’, 24 (1941-44), 55
R. H. M. Dolley and W. A. Seaby, ‘A parcel of Long Cross coins - ?from the 1869 Tower Hill hoard’, 34 (1965), 104-08, pl.
C. E. Blunt and J. D. Brand, ‘Mint output of Henry III’, 39 (1970), 61-66, pl.
R. L. Davis, ‘Class II coins of the Long Cross coinage 1247-1248’, 47 (1977), 138-41
M. Allen, ‘Mint output in the English recoinage of
1247-1250’, 69 (1999), 207-10

Sterling Type (1279-1335) - General

H. B. Earle Fox and ‘Numismatic history of the reigns of Edward I, II and III’, 6 (1909), 197-212,pl.; 7 (1910),
Shirley Fox, 91-142, 5 pls.; 8 (1911), 137-48, 2 pls.; 9 (1912), 181-206, 2 pls.; 10 (1913), 95-123, 3 pls.; 11
(1915), 121
C. A. Whitton, ‘A note on the Fox classification of Edward I’s pence’, 24 (1941-44), 53
G. L. V. Tatler, ‘A note on the transition between types I and II of the pennies of Edward I’, 28 (1955-57), 288-93
P. F. Purvey, ‘The XVd Durham pennies of Edward III’, 29 (1958-59), 322-25, pl.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘“EDWARDVS REX AIN” - De Bury or Hatfield?: a new approach to an old problem’, 29 (1958-
59), 326-33, pl.; 30 (1960-61), 363-65, pl.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Four Anglo-Saxon, Norman, and Plantagenet notes: [4] An unpublished Edward III/Edward II
mule’, 31 (1962), 72-73
M. Mate, ‘Monetary policies in England, 1272-1307’, 41 (1972), 34-79
C. J. Wood, ‘Preliminary results of a die-analysis of approximately one hundred early Edward I pence of the
mint of Berwick-on-Tweed’, 47 (1977), 141-44
J. J. North, ‘An unpublished farthing of Edward I’, 52 (1982), 242-43
J. J. North, ‘Irregular dies of the Durham mint c. 1300’, 54 (1984), 74-80
I. Stewart, ‘Bishop Bek and the Durham coins of Edward I and II’, 54 (1984), 81-85
D. I. Greenhalgh, ‘The Fox class seven pence of Edward I’, 59 (1989), 77-83, 2 pls.
J. J. North, ‘Some unpublished varieties of Edward I, II and III’, 62 (1992), 97-101, pl.
M. Allen, ‘The chronology of Edward I class 2’, 66 (1996), 123-24

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G. L. V. Tatler, ‘The Bury coinage of Edward I with the
name of Robert de Hadeleie’, 68 (1998),
64-76, 2 pls.
M. Allen, ‘A revised chronology of the English
coinage, 1317-1333’, 68 (1998), 144-46
M. Allen and M. R. Vosper, ‘An Edward III class 15d penny of Reading’, 69 (1999), 214-15
M. Allen, ‘The volume and composition of the English silver currency, 1279-1351’, 70 (2000), 38-44
M. Sharp, ‘The six o’clock farthings of Edward I’, 70 (2000), 146, pl.
M. Allen, ‘The groats of Edward I’, 74 (2004), 28-38, 4 pls.

Sterling Type - Finds

R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A late-nineteenth-century find of Edward pence from Falhills Wood in Scotland’, 27 (1952-54),
215-18, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A nineteenth-century Scottish hoard of Edward pence’, 28 (1955-57), 196-201, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A find of pence of Edward I and II at Neath Abbey’, 28 (1955-57), 294-98
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A further find of Edward pennies at Neath Abbey’, 28 (1955-57), 555-59
G. L. V. Tatler and B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘Edwardian sterlings in the Montrave hoard’, 31 (1962), 80-87, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley and H. E. Pagan, ‘An early nineteenth-century discovery of Edward pennies at Knaresborough Priory’, 32
(1963), 117-26
J. J. North, ‘The Broughton hoard’, 35 (1966), 120-27, pl.
P. Woodhead, ‘Two finds of Edward pennies: Caernarvon (1911) and Grittleton (1903?)’, 39 (1970), 78-83
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Skegby, Notts., 1967 hoard’, 40 (1971), 44-56, pl.
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Coventry hoard of coins of Edward I to Edward III’, 43 (1973), 60-66
I. Stewart, ‘Edwardian sterlings in the 1900 Berscar (Closeburn) find’, 47 (1977), 92-101

Edward III (1335-77)

C. A. Whitton, ‘A note on the East Raynham hoard’, 22 (1934-37), 187-88
C. A. Whitton, ‘A note on the Post-Treaty nobles of Edward III’, 24 (1941-44), 110-12
D. F. Allen, ‘The design of Edward III’s silver coinage’, 25 (1945-48), 125-29
E. C. Linton, ‘A Pre-Treaty Edward III groat, Lawrence type G, with a new reverse’, 28 (1955-57), 196, pl.
D. L. F. Sealy, ‘A half-noble find at Wrabness’, 40 (1971), 173-74, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘Two pennies of Edward III’, 44 (1974), 77-78
J. J. North, ‘Some unpublished varieties of Edward I, II and III’, 62 (1992), 97-101, pl.
J. J. North, ‘Two Edwardian notes: 2. A new variety of farthing of Edward III’, 65 (1995), 224-25, pl.
C. Eagleton and R. Kelleher, ‘1343 and all that: previously unnoticed documents relating to England’s new gold and silver
coins’, 76 (2006), 340-44

Richard II (1377-99)
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The earliest noble of Richard II’, 10 (1913), 125-26
W. J. W. Potter, ‘The silver coinages of Richard II, Henry IV, and Henry V. [Part] I: Richard II’, 29 (1958-59), 334-
52, 2 pls.
F. Purvey, ‘The pence, half-pence and farthings of Richard II, of the mints of London, York and Durham’, 31
(1962), 88-108, 4 pls.
M. M. Archibald, ‘Two fifteenth-century notes: [2] The alleged “crescent-on-breast” half-groats of Richard II’, 34
(1965), 168, pl.
F. Purvey, ‘A new halfgroat of Richard II’, 36 (1967), 195, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘A halfgroat variety of Richard II’, 37 (1968), 193
J. Atkinson, ‘A new groat of Richard II’, 38 (1969), 189

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M. Delmé-Radcliffe, ‘The “enigmatic mark” of Richard II’, 48 (1978), 110
F. Purvey, ‘A York penny of Richard II’, 48 (1978), 110-11
J. P. C. Kent, ‘An issue of farthings of Richard II’, 57 (1987), 118
Lord Stewartby, ‘Two early coins of Richard II’, 72 (2002), 174, pl.

Lord Stewartby and ‘Some late Richard nobles’, 77 (2007), 281-82

T. G. Webb Ware,

Henry IV, Henry V (1399-1422)

C. E. Blunt, ‘The heavy gold coinage of Henry IV’, 24 (1941-44), 22-27, pl.
R. H. M. D[olley], ‘The heavy Calais quarter-noble of Henry IV’, 28 (1955-57), 416, pl.
W. J. W. Potter, ‘The silver coinages of Richard II, Henry IV, and Henry V. Part II: Henry IV; Part III: Henry V’,
30 (1960-61), 124-50, 3 pls.
P. F. Purvey, ‘A unique penny of Henry IV and a new halfpenny of Henry VII’, 30 (1960-61), 190-92
D. Mangakis, ‘A new variety of the quarter-noble of Henry V’, 30 (1960-61), 192-93, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A late noble of Henry V recently found in Yorkshire’, 30 (1960-61), 365, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘Unrecorded heavy nobles of Henry IV and some remarks on that issue’, 36 (1967), 106-13, pl.
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘A heavy noble of Henry IV from Czechoslovakia’, 39 (1970), 91-97, pl.
E. Harris, ‘Die pairing on the transitional coins
of Henry IV and Henry V’, 67 (1997),
20-29, 4 pls.
E. J. Harris and M. Sharp, ‘The Rashleigh Henry IV half-groat’, 67 (1997), 105, pl.
E. Harris, ‘Halfgroats in the Henry IV-Henry V period’, 68 (1998), 147-48, pl.;  69 (1999), 219
E. Harris, ‘Dies for the heavy and light pence, 1399-1422’, 69 (1999), 215-19, 2 pls.; 70 (2000), 147
E. J. Harris and S. Laidlaw, ‘A photographic record of halfpence of the Henry IV-V period’, 70 (2000), 146-47, 3 pls.

Henry VI (1422-61)
H. A. Parsons, ‘Remarks on the silver coinage of Henry VI’, 22 (1934-37), 1-16, pl.
C. A. Whitton, ‘The heavy coinage of Henry VI’, 23 (1938-41), 59-90, 3 pls.; 205-67, 3 pls.; 399-437, 2 pls.; 24
(1941-44), 118-19
J. H. Corbitt, ‘Wrekenton (Gateshead) gold find’, 28 (1955-57), 202
W. J. W. Potter, ‘The heavy groats of Henry VI’, 28 (1955-57), 299-311
H. Schneider, ‘Chronological problems of the pinecone-mascle coinage of Henry VI’, 34 (1965), 118-20, pl.
P. Woodhead, ‘A new Calais penny of Henry VI’, 46 (1976), 77, pl.
M. Lessen, ‘York annulet silver coins of Henry VI’, 63 (1993), 59-64, 2 pls.; 65 (1995), 134
M. Allen, ‘Documentary evidence for the Henry VI annulet coinage of York’, 65 (1995), 120-34
Lord Stewartby, ‘Calais quarter-nobles of Henry VI’, 69 (1999), 220-21
P. Withers and ‘The halfpence and farthings of Henry VI: a re-assessment’, 74 (2004), 50-67
B. R. Withers,
Lord Stewartby, ‘Halfgroats of the middle period of Henry VI’, 76 (2006), 344-45

Edward IV to Richard III (1461-85)

L. A. Lawrence, ‘Notes on the coinage of Edward IV, suggested by a recent find of coins’, 1 (1903-04), 123-36
R. C. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The sequence of mint-marks preceding, during, and succeeding the restoration of Henry VI’, 17
(1923-24), 125-32, pl.

C. Blunt, ‘Some notes on the coinage of Edward IV between 1461 and 1470, with particular reference to the
nobles and angels’, 22 (1934-37), 193-99, pl.
F. O. Arnold, ‘The coinage of Edward V’, 22 (1934-37), 201-11

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C. Blunt, ‘The coinage of Edward V, with some remarks on the later issues of Edward IV’, 22 (1934-37),
213-24, pl.
L. A. Lawrence, ‘A reply to the preceding paper’, 22 (1934-37), 225
C. Blunt, ‘An unpublished heavy penny of Edward IV’, 23 (1938-41), 153-54, pl.
R. C. Lockett, ‘A Bristol half-angel of Henry VI’, 23 (1938-41), 154-55, pl.
C. A. Whitton, ‘Die links between Edward IV, Edward V, and Richard III’, 24 (1941-44), 175-78
E. J. Winstanley, ‘The angels and groats of Richard III’, 24 (1941-44), 179-89, 2 pls.
C. E. Blunt and C. A. Whitton, ‘The coinages of Edward IV and of Henry VI (restored)’, 25 (1945-48), 4-59, 5 pls.; 130-82, 9
pls.; 291-339, 4 pls.
F. O. Arnold, ‘The regnal attribution of the initial mark rose and sun dimidiated’, 26 (1949-51), 164-70
C. E. Blunt, ‘An unpublished angel of Edward IV’, 26 (1949-51), 221, pl.
R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Two unpublished coins of Edward IV-V’, 27 (1952-54), 93
F. M. Stubbs, ‘Edward coins with obverse mint-mark sun and rose dimidiated’, 30 (1960-61), 193-95
M. M. Archibald, ‘Two fifteenth-century notes: [1] A Bristol penny of Henry VI restored’, 34 (1965), 168, pl.
M. Delmé-Radcliffe, ‘Some notes on Edward IV’, 41 (1972), 180-81, pl.
N. J. Mayhew, ‘The monetary background to the Yorkist recoinage of 1464-1471’, 44 (1974), 62-73
I. Stewart, ‘The dies of Edward V’s silver coins’, 50 (1980), 133-35, pl.
M. Lessen, ‘The groats of Edward V’, 53 (1983), 180-83
T. G. Webb Ware, ‘Dies and designs: the English gold coinage 1465-1485. Part 1’, 55 (1985), 95-133
N. Holmes and D. A. Walker, ‘A Henry VI/Edward IV mule penny from the Leith hoard’, 58 (1988), 84-89, pl.
Lord Stewartby, ‘Edward Boar’s Head halfpence’, 74 (2004), 183-84, pl.

Lord Stewartby, ‘The date of Edward IV’s mintmark cinquefoil’, 79 (2009), 236-38

Henry VII (1485-1509)

B. Roth, ‘A remarkable groat of Henry VII’, 1 (1903-04), 137-38
H. Symonds, ‘The documentary evidence for the English royal coinages of Henry VII and Henry VIII’, 10
(1913), 127-71
J. B. S. MacIlwaine, ‘A find of English half-groats of Henry VII in the county of Wicklow’, 10 (1913), 313-14
R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The last coinage of Henry VII’, 18 (1925-26), 1-62, 14 pls.
R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘On some early silver coins of Henry VII’, 24 (1941-44), 28-35, 2 pls.
E. J. Winstanley, ‘A new coin of Henry VII’, 25 (1945-48), 75
R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A new coin of Henry VII’, 27 (1952-54), 218-19, pl.
P. F. Purvey, ‘A unique penny of Henry IV and a new halfpenny of Henry VII’, 30 (1960-61), 190-92
W. J. W. Potter and ‘The coinage of Henry VII’, 30 (1960-61), 262-301, 4 pls.; 31 (1962), 109-24, 2 pls.;
E. J. Winstanley, 32 (1963), 140-60, 2 pls.
P. Grierson, ‘The origins of the English sovereign and the symbolism of the closed crown’, 33 (1964), 118-34
P. Grierson, ‘Notes on early Tudor coinage: 1. King Henry VII’s dandyprats; 3. The Proclamation of 5 July
1504 and its implications; 4. The origin of the portrait groats; 5. The “gold pence” of the
Proclamation of 1505’, 41 (1972), 80-94
I. Stewart, ‘Two Tudor notes: 1. A doctored sovereign of Henry VII’, 41 (1972), 181
P. Grierson, ‘A dandyprat reference of 1511’, 51 (1981), 197
M. Allen, ‘The classification of Henry VII sovereign pence’, 66 (1996), 127-30, pl.
B. Withers, ‘SCBI 23, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, [Part] III: Coins of Henry VII: comments, corrections and
addition’, 74 (2004), 184-86

P. R. Cavill, ‘The debased coinage of 1492’, 77 (2007), 283-86

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Lord Stewartby, ‘A farthing of Henry VII with mintmark’, 78 (2008), 245-46

Henry VIII (1509-47/51)

J. E. T. Loveday, ‘The Henry VIII medal or pattern crown’, 1 (1903-04), 139-47, pl.
L. A. Lawrence, ‘A remarkable gold coin of Henry VIII’, 4 (1907), 145-55, pl.
H. Symonds, ‘The documentary evidence for the English royal coinages of Henry VII and Henry VIII’, 10
(1913), 127-71; 11 (1915), 167
R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Halfpennies and farthings of Henry VIII’, 15 (1919-20), 73-77, pl.
R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘An unpublished variety of groat of the first coinage of Henry VIII’, 16 (1921-22), 119-21
L. A. Lawrence, ‘English and Irish coins of Henry VIII bearing initials of his queens’, 21 (1931-33), 89-92
R. C. Lockett and E. J. W[instanley], ‘An exhibition of coins of Henry VIII’, 24 (1941-44), 113-17, 2 pls.
H. A. Parsons, ‘Notes on the “Wolsey” coins of Henry VIII’, 25 (1945-48), 60-70, pl.
C. A. Whitton, ‘The coinages of Henry VIII and Edward VI in Henry’s name’, 26 (1949-51), 56-89, 8 pls.; 171-
212, 10 pls.; 290-332, 7 pls.
H. Schneider, ‘A note on Mr. Whitton’s paper ...’, 27 (1952-54), 195-203, pl.
W. J. W. Potter, ‘Henry VIII - the sequence of marks in the second coinage’, 28 (1955-57), 560-67
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Five Tudor notes: [1] The ryal of Henry VIII; [2] A copy of the crown of the rose in Leeds
Museum; [3] A lost variety of the George noble’, 32 (1963), 161-63, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘Two Tudor notes: 2. A base groat of Henry VIII with altered mintmark’, 41 (1972), 181-82
I. Stewart, ‘Trefoil-marked portcullis groats of Henry VIII’, 56 (1986), 189-90
C. E. Challis, ‘Three notes on the Tudor mint: 2. Thomas Wolsey and the experimental weight reduction of 1522-
3’, 68 (1998), 150-51

Edward VI (1547-53)
H. Symonds, ‘The English coinages of Edward VI’, 11 (1915), 123-67
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The silver coins of Edward VI’, 12 (1916), 137-80, 7 pls.
C. A. W[hitton], ‘The “Edward Royall” of Edward VI’, 24 (1941-44), 190
H. Schneider, ‘A new half-sovereign mule of Henry VIII/Edward VI’, 28 (1955-57), 658-59, pl.
W. J. W. Potter, ‘The coinage of Edward VI in his own name. Part I: Second period, January 1549 to October
1551’, 31 (1962), 125-37, pl.
C. E. Challis, ‘The conversion of testoons: a restatement’, 50 (1980), 67-80
J. Bispham, ‘Crowned leopard’s head with collar’, 50 (1980), 135-36
J. Bispham, ‘The base silver shillings of Edward VI’, 55 (1985), 134-43
C. E. Challis, [The fine silver coinage of Edward VI], 63 (1993), 172-77

Mary, Philip & Mary (1553-58)

H. Symonds, ‘The coinage of Queen Mary Tudor, 1553-1558, illustrated from the Public Records’, 8 (1911),
179-201

Elizabeth I (1558-1603) - General

H. W. Morrieson, ‘The dress of Elizabeth as shown on her early silver coins, 1558-61’, 18 (1925-26), 121-23
D. Allen, ‘“Gilded twopences”’, 23 (1938-41), 156

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I. D. Brown, ‘Some notes on the coinage of Elizabeth I, with special reference to her hammered silver’, 28
(1955-57), 568-603, 2 pls.
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Five Tudor notes: [5] A supposed pattern sovereign of Elizabeth I’, 32 (1963), 164, pl.
D. G. Borden and I. D. Brown, ‘The milled coinage of Elizabeth I’, 53 (1983), 108-32
I. D. Brown and C. H. Comber, ‘Portrait punches used on the hammered coinage of Queen Elizabeth I’, 58 (1988), 90-95, 3 pls.
I. D. Brown and C. H. Comber, ‘Notes on the gold coinage of Elizabeth I’, 59 (1989), 91-119, 4 pls.

Elizabeth I - Finds
R. H. Dolley and G. Webster, ‘An 1895 find of Elizabethan silver coins’, 27 (1952-54), 93-94. [Mickle Trafford hoard]
I. D. Brown, ‘Alciston find (Elizabeth I), 1925’, 28 (1955-57), 659
C. E. Blunt, ‘An Elizabethan find from North Wales’, 35 (1966), 200. [Penrhyndeudraeth hoard]
S. E. Rigold, ‘An Elizabethan hoard from Thornton Abbey, Lincs.’, 35 (1966), 200-01

James I (1603-25)
F. Stroud, ‘Brief musings on the Exurgat money’, 1 (1903-04), 163-67
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The busts of James I on his silver coinage’, 3 (1906), 173-79, pl.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The English silver coins of James I’, 4 (1907), 165-78, 3 pls.
H. Symonds, ‘The mint-marks and denominations of the coinage of James I as disclosed by the Trials of the
Pyx’, 9 (1912), 207-27
H. W. Morrieson, ‘Some further notes on the silver coins of James I’, 9 (1912), 229-33
G. R. Francis, ‘James I crowns - new discoveries’, 16 (1921-22), 123-28
F. R. Cooper, ‘The English silver crowns of James I: a study of the dies and die combinations’, 39 (1970), 145-
57, 4 pls.
Lord Stewartby, ‘Rose ryals of James I, 1605-17’, 71 (2001), 87-90

Royal Farthing Tokens (1613-44)

A. E. Weightman, ‘The royal farthing tokens’, 3 (1906), 181-217, 2 pls.
F. P. Barnard, ‘Petition “for the restoring of farthing tokens”, 1644’, 11 (1915), 169-81
E. Rogers, ‘The Rose farthing tokens’, 18 (1925-26), 93-119, pl.
C. W. Peck, ‘The royal farthing tokens of James I’, 27 (1952-54), 313-33, pl.
T. Everson, ‘An unpublished document from the National Archives concerning farthing tokens’, 76 (2006), 349-
53
R. H. Thompson, ‘Privy mark “slot” on royal farthing tokens’, 80 (2010), 199-201

Charles I (1625-49) - Tower Mint

G. R. Francis, ‘Silver coins of the Tower Mint of Charles I’, 12 (1916), 181-94, 5 pls.; 13 (1917), 75-94, 6 pls.; 14
(1918), 57-85, 6 pls.; 15 (1919-20), 79-116, 6 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘Table of the silver coins of the Tower Mint of Charles I’, 18 (1925-26), 159-63
C. A. Whitton, ‘A milled gold-pattern £3 piece of Charles I’, 23 (1938-41), 363-64
H. Schneider, ‘The Tower gold of Charles I’, 28 (1955-57), 330-85, 2 pls.; 29 (1958-59), 101-27, 3 pls.; 382-403,
3 pls.; 30 (1960-61), 302-30, 3 pls
F. R. Cooper, ‘Silver crowns of the Tower Mint of Charles I: a study of the dies and die combinations’, 37
(1968), 110-37, 8 pls.
M. B. Sharp, ‘The Tower shillings of Charles I and their influence on the Aberystwyth issue’, 47 (1977), 102-13,
7 pls.
H. Schneider, ‘The Tower gold of Charles I: problems of survival ratios; three new angel dies’, 49 (1979), 74-81
M. B. Sharp, ‘More on the Tower shillings of Charles I’, 50 (1980), 136, pl.

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B. R. Osborne, ‘The Tower coins of Charles I’, 54 (1984), 164-209
M. Sharp, ‘New Charles I shillings of Chester and the Tower’, 54 (1984), 293
M. Sharp, ‘Further notes on the Tower shillings of Charles I’, 59 (1989), 214

M. Sharp, ‘Three seventeenth-century notes: 1. More Tower shillings of Charles I discovered; 2. An

interesting Parliamentarian issue of 1642/3’, 60 (1990), 138-39, pl.
M. Sharp, ‘Notes on two coins of Charles I’, 62 (1992), 195-6, pl.
M. Sharp, ‘Unites from shilling dies and unrecorded shillings of Charles I’, 65 (1995), 225, pl.

Charles I - Provincial Mints - General

F. Stroud, ‘Brief musings on the Exurgat money’, 1 (1903-04), 163-67
H. W. Morrieson, ‘Addenda to the coinages of Thomas Bushell’, 20 (1929-30), 159-62
R. C. Lockett, ‘Notes on the mints of Truro and Exeter under Charles I’, 22 (1934-37), 227-46, 8 pls.
D. Allen, ‘The “Weymouth” and “Salisbury” mints of Charles I’, 23 (1938-41), 97-118, 5 pls.; 25 (1945-48),
227
D. G. Liddell and P. A. Rayner, ‘Charles I Truro/Exeter half-crowns’, 30 (1960-61), 151-58, pl.
F. R. Cooper, ‘The silver crowns of Truro and Exeter under Charles I’, 46 (1976), 51-54, 2 pls.
E. Besly and M. Cowell, ‘The metrology of the English Civil War coinages of Charles I’, 61 (1991), 57- 75, pl.
E. Besly, ‘The English Civil War mints at Truro and Exeter, 1642-1646’, 62 (1992), 102-53, 13 pls.

Charles I - Provincial Mints - Specific Mints

See also VI ... Mints ... Aberystwyth, Chester
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The coinage of Aberystwyth, 1637-42’, 10 (1913), 181-97, 3 pls.
P. Nelson, ‘The gold coins issued from the mint at Oxford, 1642-1646, in the reign of Charles I’, 11 (1915),
183-206, 4 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The coins of the Shrewsbury mint, 1642’, 12 (1916), 195-211, 4 pls.; 14 (1918), 87-88
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The coinage of Oxford, 1642-46’, 16 (1921-22), 129-88, 9 pls.; 20 (1929-30), 137-51, 4 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The attribution of the “BR” monogram on Charles I’s coins’, 17 (1923-24), 227-33
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The coinage of Bristol, 1643-1645’, 18 (1925-26), 135-57, 3 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The coinage of Lundy, 1645-6’, 19 (1927-28), 131-43, 2 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The coinage of Coombe Martin, 1647-1648’, 20 (1929-30), 153-58, pl.
R. D. Beresford-Jones, ‘The Oxford mint and the triple unites of Charles I’, 27 (1952-54), 334-44, 2 pls.
J. R. Vincent, ‘Unpublished information upon Charles I Weymouth mints’, 28 (1955-57), 169-70, pl.
R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘A note on the York sixpences of Charles I and an unpublished shilling of the same mint and
reign’, 28 (1955-57), 203-04, pl.
R. D. Beresford-Jones, ‘The Oxford mint, 1642-6: unites and half-unites’, 28 (1955-57), 604-19, 2 pls.
J. P. C. Kent, ‘A Chester unite of Charles I’, 31 (1962), 165-66
M. B. Sharp, ‘The Tower shillings of Charles I and their influence on the Aberystwyth issue’, 47 (1977), 102-13,
7 pls.
H. R. Jessop, ‘A Chester mint mark corrected’, 52 (1982), 244
M. Sharp, ‘Some additional notes on the Civil War coinage of Chester’, 52 (1982), 245-46
E. Besly, ‘The York mint of Charles I’, 54 (1984), 210-41
M. Sharp, ‘New Charles I shillings of Chester and the Tower’, 54 (1984), 293
E. Besly, ‘Further notes on the York mint of Charles I’, 61 (1991), 129-32, pl.

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M. Sharp, ‘Unites from shilling dies and unrecorded shillings of Charles I’, 65 (1995), 225, pl.

Charles I - Siege Pieces

P. Nelson, ‘The obsidional money of the Great Rebellion 1642-1649’, 2 (1905), 291-357, pl.
W. J. Andrew, ‘Contemporary evidence against the attribution of obsidional money to isolated fortresses in the
time of Charles I’, 11 (1915), 207-14

Commonwealth, Protectorate (1649-60)

D. F. Allen, ‘The coinage of Cromwell and its imitations’, 24 (1941-44), 191-94
M. Lessen, ‘A summary of the Cromwell coinage’, 35 (1966), 163-72, 2 pls.
D. S. Freedman, ‘New evidence concerning the authenticity of the 1655 half-crown’, 38 (1969), 190-93
H. E. Manville and P. P. Gaspar, ‘Two seventeenth-century die-sinking errors’, 61 (1991), 137-38, pl.
E. Besly, ‘Two seventeenth-century notes: 2. A counterfeit Commonwealth half crown dated 1657’, 64
(1994), 132, pl.
M. Lessen, ‘A listing of Cromwell coin types’, 66 (1996), 132-33, pl.

Charles II, James II (1660-88)

H. W. Morrieson, ‘A review of the coinage of Charles II’, 15 (1919-20), 117-39
R. S. Wade, ‘Unpublished varieties in the “milled” series’, 23 (1938-41), 156-58, pl.
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘A ship type of Charles II’, 26 (1949-51), 216-20
H. G. Stride, ‘The gold coinage of Charles II’, 28 (1955-57), 386-93
H. Schneider, ‘The hammered gold coins of Charles II’, 36 (1967), 122-68, 4 pls.
M. Lessen, ‘Simon’s mill gold coins and medals of Charles II, 1660-62’, 65 (1995), 151-68, 4 pls.

William III (1694-1702)

P. Nelson, ‘Some notes on the great recoinage of William III, 1695-1699’, 3 (1906), 223-28
E. C. Linton, ‘William III 1697 half-crown of the York mint with an edge inscription ANNO REGNI
OCTAVO’, 26 (1949-51), 220-21
R. H. M. Dolley et al., ‘A contemporary forgery of a William III crown’, 27 (1952-54), 204-10, pl.

Anne (1702-14)
C. W. Peck, ‘The pattern halfpennies and farthings of Anne’, 29 (1958-59), 152-71, 2 pls.

George III (1760-1820)

S. Bousfield, ‘The pattern halfpennies of 1788 and 1790 by J. P. Droz’, 5 (1908), 347-60, 2 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘The centenary of our modern coinage instituted in February, 1817, and the issues which preceded
it in George III’s reign’, 14 (1918), 121-49
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An unrecorded variety of the countermarked dollar’, 27 (1952-54), 220-21, pl.
R. J. Sherlock, ‘A hoard of forged Bank of England tokens’, 28 (1955-57), 423-24, pl.
C. W. Peck, ‘Three rare Soho pieces’, 28 (1955-57), 662
G. P. Dyer and P. P. Gaspar, ‘The Dorrien & Magens shilling of 1798’, 52 (1982), 198-214
M. Rhodes, ‘A hoard of defaced forged halfpence of the reign of George III’, 59 (1989), 214-16, pl.
J. Morton, ‘Magens Dorrien Magens: a newly-discovered manuscript’, 64 (1994), 132-33
K. Clancy, ‘The reducing machine and the last coinage of George III’, 70 (2000), 118-23, 2 pls.
G. P. Dyer, ‘The currency crisis of 1797’, 72 (2002), 135-42, 2 pls.

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H. E. Manville and ‘The 1787 shilling – a transition in minting technique’, 74 (2004), 84-101, 2 pls.
P. P. Gaspar,

R. J. Pearce, ‘A missing link: how Taylor made the 1807 proof halfpenny obverse die’, 77 (2007), 301-06, 2 pls.

George IV (1820-30)
R. S. Wade, ‘Unpublished varieties in the “milled” series’, 23 (1938-41), 156-58, pl.
R. A. Farey, ‘The 1829 half-sovereign’, 39 (1970), 158-61

Victoria (1837-1901)
A. E. Weightman, ‘The bronze coinage of Queen Victoria’, 4 (1907), 193-219, 2 pls.
E. C. Linton, ‘The half-crowns of 1848’, 29 (1958-59), 191-93
E. C. Linton, ‘A frosted Gothic Crown in an unusual setting’, 29 (1958-59), 193
I. Stewart, ‘Numbered strikings of Victorian bronze coins, 1860-1868’, 39 (1970), 168-70
J. L. Lant, ‘The Jubilee coinage of 1887’, 43 (1973), 132-41
G. P. Dyer, ‘Numbered strikings of Victorian bronze coins, 1860-68’, 52 (1982), 234-40
G. P. Dyer and P. P. Gaspar, ‘Richard Sainthill and the new bronze coinage’, 54 (1984), 263-73
G. P. Dyer and M. Stocker, ‘Edgar Boehm and the Jubilee coinage’, 54 (1984), 274-88
G. P. Dyer, ‘Gold, silver, and the double-florin’, 64 (1994), 114-25
G. P. Dyer, ‘Gold and the Goschen pound note’, 65 (1995), 185-93
G. P. Dyer, ‘Thomas Graham’s copper survey of 1857’, 66 (1996), 60-66
M. Stocker, ‘The coinage of 1893’, 66 (1996), 67-86, 4 pls.
P. M. Holland, ‘An unusual pair of obverse die-linked bronze pennies dated 1860 and 1861’, 71 (2001), 174-76

P. M. Holland, ‘Variation in penny reverses of 1860-1 from re-cut puncheons’, 76 (2006), 359-63

George V to Elizabeth II (1910-)

J. C. Rudge, ‘Milled edges and counterfeit florins’, 37 (1968), 183-89
A. J. Dowling, ‘Calculating Britain’s requirement for decimal coins’, 41 (1972), 168-78

c. Other countries
Ireland - General
J. D. Bateson, ‘Scotland and Ireland: a century of progress in coinage studies’, 73 (2003), 137-47, pls.

Ireland - Hiberno-Norse Coins - General

B. Roth, ‘The coins of the Danish Kings of Ireland’, 6 (1909), 55-146, 10 pls.
H. A. Parsons, ‘An Irish eleventh-century coin of the Southern O’Neil’, 16 (1921-22), 59-71
H. A. Parsons, ‘The chronology of the Hiberno-Danish coinage’, 17 (1923-24), 99-124, 3 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The myth of a coinage of the Ostmen of Dublin in the name of Tymme Sjællandsfar’, 29 (1958-
59), 275-88, 2 pls.

R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An apparently unrecorded class of Hiberno-Norse imitation of the coinage of Æthelræd II’, 30
(1960-61), 227-30
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Some further critical die-links in the Hiberno-Norse series’, 30 (1960-61), 231-34
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A die-link between “Chester” and “Lydford” in the Hiberno-Norse coinage of Dublin’, 35 (1966),
192-93

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M. Dolley, ‘Hiberno-Norse coins in Gotlands Fornsal, Visby’, 48 (1978), 20-34
M. Blackburn, ‘Hiberno-Norse and Irish Sea imitations of Cnut’s Quatrefoil type’, 66 (1996), 1-20, 2 pls.
M. Blackburn, ‘Currency under the Vikings, Part 4: the Dublin coinage c.995-1050’, 78 (2008), 111-37, pl.

Ireland - Hiberno-Norse Coins - Finds

M. Dolley and S. N. Lane, ‘A parcel of late eleventh-century Hiberno-Norse coins found in northern Italy’, 37 (1968), 25-28,
pl.
M. Blackburn and W. A. Seaby, ‘The “Francis” and “Brand” parcels of Hiberno-Norse coins’, 46 (1976), 29-38, 3 pls.
M. Blackburn and M. Dolley, ‘The Hiberno-Norse element of the List hoard from Sylt’, 49 (1979), 17-25, pl.

Ireland - Anglo-Irish Coins

P. Nelson, ‘The Coinage of Ireland in copper, tin, and pewter’, 1 (1903-04), 169-264, 6 pls.

Ireland - John to Edward I (1171-1307)

W. A. Seaby, ‘A St Patrick halfpenny of John de Courci’, 29 (1958-59), 87-90, pl.
D. W. Dykes, ‘The Irish coinage of Henry III’, 32 (1963), 99-116
D. W. Dykes, ‘The coinage of Richard Olof’, 33 (1964), 73-79
W. A. Seaby, ‘The 1969 Colchester hoard: II. The Anglo-Irish portion’, 44 (1974), 43-48, pl.
J. J. North, ‘The early Irish pence of Edward I reclassified’, 61 (1991), 23-30, pl.; 65 (1995), 224, pl.
J. J. North, ‘The Anglo-Irish halfpence, farthings and post-1290 pence of Edward I and III’, 67 (1997), 11-19,
pl.

Ireland - Edward III (1327-77)

R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Two unpublished Irish coins: 1. Edward halfpenny of Dublin’, 26 (1949-51), 350, pl.
D. W. Dykes, ‘The Anglo-Irish coinage of Edward III’, 46 (1976), 44-50, pl.
J. J. North, ‘The Anglo-Irish halfpence, farthings and post-1290 pence of Edward I and III’, 67 (1997), 11-19,
pl.

Ireland - Edward IV to Richard III (1461-85)

R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Two unpublished Irish coins: 2. Richard III penny of Waterford’, 26 (1949-51), 350-51
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An eighteenth-century forgery of an Anglo-Irish groat or half groat of Edward IV’, 35 (1966),
148-51

Ireland - Henry VII to Elizabeth (1485-1603)

H. Symonds, ‘The coinage of Queen Mary Tudor, 1553-1558, illustrated from the Public Records’, 8 (1911),
179-201
L. A. Lawrence, ‘English and Irish coins of Henry VIII bearing initials of his queens’, 21 (1931-33), 89-92
M. Dolley and W. D. Hackmann, ‘The coinages for Ireland of Henry VIII’, 38 (1969), 84-108
M. Dolley, ‘A pattern shilling Irish of Mary Tudor’, 39 (1970), 98-110
C. E. Challis, ‘The Tudor coinage for Ireland’, 40 (1971), 97-119
W. A. Seaby, ‘The half-harps of Henry VIII’s Irish coinage’, 57 (1987), 34-46

Ireland - Siege Money (1642-49)

P. Nelson, ‘The obsidional money of the Great Rebellion 1642-1649’, 2 (1905), 291-357, pl.
J. B. S. MacIlwaine, ‘A note on the “Blacksmith’s” or Kilkenny halfcrowns of Charles I’, 11 (1915), 317-18

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F. W. Yeates, ‘The coinage of Ireland during the Rebellion, 1641-1652’, 15 (1919-20), 185-223, 2 pls.
F. W. Yeates, ‘Further notes on the Irish coinage, 1641-1652’, 16 (1921-22), 189-93
H. Farquhar, ‘An emergency coinage in Ireland’, 17 (1923-24), 165-69
W. O’Sullivan, ‘The only gold coins issued in Ireland, 1646’, 33 (1964), 141-50
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A note on the weight and fineness of the 1646 Ormonde “pistole”‘, 35 (1966), 152-54
W. A. Seaby and G. Brady, ‘The extant Ormonde pistoles and double pistoles of 1646’, 43 (1973), 80-95, pl.

Ireland - Charles II, James II (1660-88/91)

W. S. Ogden, ‘A note on the “St Patrick’s pence”‘, 3 (1906), 219-22
S. N. Lane, ‘A late seventeenth-century bronze hoard from County Kerry’, 34 (1965), 126-31
D. Stevenson, ‘The Irish emergency coinages of James II, 1689-1691’, 36 (1967), 169-75
M. Sharp, ‘The St Patrick coinage of Charles II’, 68 (1998), 160

Ireland - Currency
H. W. Morrieson, ‘Some entries of numismatic interest in the Master’s accounts of the Merchant Tailors’ Gild of
Dublin 1553-61’, 17 (1923-24), 235-39
C. Gallagher, ‘Neglected documentary evidence for the currency of 14th cent. Scottish coins in N.E. Ireland’, 36
(1967), 93-95
M. Dolley and W. A. Seaby, ‘“Le money del Oraylly” (O’Reilly’s money)’, 36 (1967), 114-17, pl.

Irish Sea Imitations of English Coins

M. Blackburn, ‘Hiberno-Norse and Irish Sea imitations of Cnut’s Quatrefoil type’, 66 (1996), 1-20, 2 pls.

Scotland - General
H. J. Dakers, ‘Initial letters in the field on Scottish coins’, 21 (1931-33), 67-72
J. Davidson, ‘Some notes on Scottish coins: an unpublished William the Lion sterling; Robert III pennies of the
Perth mint; a Mary testoon with crowned bust, 1553’, 23 (1938-41), 159-61, pl.
Lord Stewartby, ‘The Wingate sale 1875’, 62 (1992), 175-84
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘Unpublished Scottish fractions from the David Rogers collection’, 71 (2001), 167-68, pl.

J. D. Bateson, ‘Scotland and Ireland: a century of progress in coinage studies’, 73 (2003), 137-47, pls.

N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘The Lindsay Carnegie collection at the National Museums of Scotland’, 74 (2004), 145-59

Scotland - David I to John Baliol (1124-1296)

J. S. Shirley-Fox, ‘An unpublished halfpenny of John Baliol’, 22 (1934-37), 191
I. H. Stewart, ‘Double moneyers’ names on early Scottish pennies’, 27 (1952-54), 276-80, pl.
B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘An uncertain mint of David I’, 29 (1958-59), 293-96, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘The Long Voided Cross sterlings of Alexander III illustrated by Burns’, 39 (1970), 67-77
J. E. L. Murray and I. Stewart, ‘St Andrews mint under David I’, 53 (1983), 178-80
B. H. I. H. Stewart and J. J. North, ‘Classification of the Single-Cross sterlings of Alexander III’, 60 (1990), 37-64, pl.
N. J. Mayhew, ‘An early coin of William the Lion’, 65 (1995), 219-20, pl.
N. M. McQ. Holmes and Lord Stewartby, ‘The coinage of John Baliol’, 80 (2010), 107-30, 8 pls.

Scotland - David I to John Baliol - Finds

B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘The Brussels hoard: Mr. Baldwin’s arrangement of the Scottish coins’, 29 (1958-59), 91-97

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I. Stewart, ‘An eighteenth-century Manx find of early Scottish sterlings’, 33 (1964), 48-56
I. Stewart, ‘The 1969 Colchester hoard: III. The Scottish element’, 44 (1974), 48-61, pl.
I. Stewart, ‘Scottish sterlings from the Middridge hoard’, 59 (1989), 84-90

Scotland – Robert Bruce to Robert III (1306-1406) - General

H. J. Dakers, ‘The first issue of David II’, 23 (1938-41), 51-58, pl.
J. Davidson, ‘Distinguishing marks on the later issues of David II’, 26 (1949-51), 155-63, pl.
C. Gallagher, ‘Neglected documentary evidence for the currency of 14th cent. Scottish coins in N.E. Ireland’, 36
(1967), 93-95
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘An unrecorded farthing type of David II of Scotland’, 66 (1996), 126, pl.
J. E. L. Murray, ‘Dating the end of the Robert profile groats’, 67 (1997), 167
N. M. McQ. Holmes and ‘Scottish coinage in the first half of the fourteenth century’, 70 (2000), 45-60, 4 pls.
Lord Stewartby,
R. Kirton, ‘The class III penny of Robert the Bruce: a second look’, 72 (2002), 172-73, pl.

N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘The Catherinefield, Dumfries, hoard, 2007-8, appendix 2: David II Aberdeen half-groats’, 79
(2009), 182-84, pl.

Scotland - David II to Robert III - Finds

D. F. Allen, ‘An Irish find of forged Scottish coins’, 26 (1949-51), 90-91
W. A. Seaby and B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘A fourteenth-century hoard of Scottish groats from Balleny Townland, Co. Down’, 33
(1964), 94-106, 2 pls.
I. Stewart, ‘The Dipple and Balgony finds of fourteenth-century Scottish coins’, 40 (1971), 57-61, pl.
J. E. L. Murray, ‘Elvet Moor, Lumphanan and Drumnadrochit finds of late fourteenth-century Scottish coins’, 48
(1978), 73-79
V. Smart, ‘More light on the Balgonie find: the Perthshire evidence’, 57 (1987), 119-21

Scotland - James I, James II (1406-60)

N. Mayhew, ‘The contemporary valuation of the fleur-de-lis groats of James I and II’, 58 (1988), 130-32
M. L. Stavert, ‘James II and his mints: an unknown document’, 58 (1988), 132-34

Scotland - James III to James V (1460-1542)

I. Stewart, ‘The attribution of the Thistle-head and Mullet groats’, 27 (1952-54), 66-72
I. Stewart, ‘The heavy silver coinage of James III and James IV’, 27 (1952-54), 182-94
I. H. Stewart, ‘The identity of “the new plakkis last cunyeit” withdrawn in 1485’, 28 (1955-57), 317-29, pl.
P. Grierson, ‘The Eagle Crown: a gold coin of the minority of James V of Scotland’, 28 (1955-57), 656-58
J. E. L. Murray, ‘The early unicorns and the heavy groats of James III and James IV’, 40 (1971), 62-96, pl.
R. B. K. Stevenson, ‘The bawbee issues of James V and Mary’, 59 (1989), 120-56, 4 pls.
R. B. K. Stevenson, ‘The groat coinage of James V, 1526-38’, 61 (1991), 37-56, 4 pls.

B. Paszkiewicz, ‘Two “Crosraguel pennies” found in Gdańsk and the problem of their function on the continent’, 70
(2000), 83-89
M. Anderson, ‘Imitations of the Crux Pellit coinage of James III’, 76 (2006), 345-48

N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘The Scottish copper Crux Pellit coinage: a typological analysis’, 78 (2008), 138-76, pl.
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘“Abject orts and imitations”: some variants in the “Black Farthing” coinage of James III’, 78

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 (2008), 240-45
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘The 1533 issue of James V placks’/ N. M. McQ. Holmes and Lord Stewartby, 78 (2008), 246-48

Scotland - Mary, James VI (1542-1625)

J. K. R. Murray, ‘The Scottish coinage of 1553’, 37 (1968), 98-109, pl.
J. K. R. Murray, ‘The gold forty-shilling piece of James VI of Scotland’, 38 (1969), 193-94
J. E. L. Murray, ‘The first gold coinage of Mary Queen of Scots’, 49 (1979), 82-86
J. E. L. Murray and J. K. R. Murray, ‘Notes on the VICIT LEO testoons of Mary Queen of Scots’, 50 (1980), 81-90, pl.
J. E. L. Murray, ‘The coinage of the Marians in Edinburgh Castle in 1572’, 57 (1987), 47-53
R. B. K. Stevenson, ‘The bawbee issues of James V and Mary’, 59 (1989), 120-56, 4 pls.
D. J. Rampling and J. E. L. Murray, ‘The coinage of the Marians in Edinburgh Castle in 1572: an addendum’, 59 (1989), 213,
pl.

Scotland - Charles I to Anne (1625-1714)

H. A. Parsons, ‘Unpublished and doubted milled silver coins of Scotland, A.D. 1663-1709’, 19 (1927-28), 145-56
R. B. K. Stevenson, ‘The “Stirling” turners of Charles I, 1632-9’, 29 (1958-59), 128-51, 2 pls.
J. K. R. Murray, ‘The Scottish silver coinage of Charles II’, 38 (1969), 113-25
J. K. R. Murray, ‘The Scottish gold and silver coinages of Charles I’, 39 (1970), 111-44, 3 pls.
D. Stevenson, ‘The Covenanters and the Scottish mint, 1639-1641’, 41 (1972), 95-104
J. K. R. Murray and B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘The Scottish copper coinages, 1642-1697’, 41 (1972), 105-35, 5 pls.; 48 (1978), 112
H. E. Manville and P. P. Gaspar, ‘Two seventeenth-century die-sinking errors’, 61 (1991), 137-38, pl.
A. L. Murray, ‘The Scottish re-coinage of 1707-9 and its aftermath’, 72 (2002), 115-34

Wales
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The Saxon, Norman and Plantagenet coinage of Wales’, 2 (1905), 31-56, pl.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Thoughts on the Norman coinage of Wales in the light of two additions to the series’, 28 (1955-
57), 191-95, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The 1962 Llantrithyd treasure trove and some thoughts on the first Norman coinage of Wales’, 31
(1962), 74-79, pl.
J. D. Brand, ‘The Short Cross coins of Rhuddlan’, 34 (1965), 90-97, 2 pls.
C. E. Blunt, ‘The cabinet of the Marquess of Ailesbury and the penny of Hywel Dda’, 52 (1982), 117-22

Continental Coins and Countermarks

R. Carlyon-Britton, ‘An unpublished “mule” of the “pattern” Tournai groat of Henry VIII’, 28 (1955-57), 203, pl.
P. Berghaus, ‘Westphalian countermarks on English groats’, 29 (1958-59), 357-61, pl.
P. Spufford, ‘Continental coins in late medieval England’, 32 (1963), 127-39
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Five Tudor notes: [4] A base groat in the name of Henry VIII with a French countermark’, 32
(1963), 163-64, pl.
P. Spufford, ‘Burgundian double patards in late medieval England’, 33 (1964), 110-17

G. Davies, ‘The single currency in historical perspective’ (The Howard Linecar Lecture 1999), 69 (1999),
187-95
R. Margolis, ‘Those pests of canals: a theft of Monneron tokens intended for France’, 75 (2005), 121-31

R. Kelleher, ‘Gold is the strength, the sinnewes of the world: continental gold and Tudor England’, 77 (2007),
210-25

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A. Daubney, ‘The circulation and prohibition of Venetian soldini in late medieval England’, 79 (2009), 186-98

Continental Imitations of English, Irish and Scottish Coins

D. Allen, ‘A new imitation of a Short Cross penny’, 23 (1938-41), 153
A. Thompson, ‘Continental imitations of the rose noble of Edward IV’, 25 (1945-48), 183-208, 3 pls.
C. E. Blunt, ‘Four Italian coins imitating Anglo-Saxon types’, 25 (1945-48), 282-85
S. E. Rigold, ‘The trail of the Easterlings’, 26 (1949-51), 31-55, 2 pls.
J. P. C. Kent, ‘A South Italian imitation of an Anglo-Saxon penny’, 28 (1955-57), 649
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An interesting new variety of the late thirteenth-century sterling of Namur’, 28 (1955-57), 654-55,
pl.
I. Stewart, ‘A foreign copy of a halfgroat of David II of Scotland’, 35 (1966), 195, pl.
N. J. Mayhew, ‘A sterling imitation by Gaucher of Châtillon’, 54 (1984), 292-93
J. P. Huffman, ‘Documentary evidence of Anglo-German currency movement in the central Middle Ages:
Cologne and English sterling’, 65 (1995), 32-45
J. J. North, ‘Some imitations and forgeries of the English and Irish Long Cross pence of Henry III’, 65 (1995),
83-119, 4 pls.; corrected catalogue, 66 (1996), 117-22
D. Symons, ‘A note on two continental sterlings’, 72 (2002), 171-72, pl.

Continental Imitations - Finds

R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Dodford (Northants.) treasure trove’, 28 (1955-57), 201-02, pl. [Burgundian imitation of a quarter-
noble]
H. de S. Shortt, ‘Two medieval finds from south Wiltshire: [1. Sterling from Rummen]’, 30 (1960-61), 189-90, pl.
D. M. Metcalf, ‘A fourteenth-century deposit from Hull’, 33 (1964), 80-82
R. A. G. Carson, ‘Two interesting site finds: 2. Imitation sterling’, 33 (1964), 171
F. Banks, ‘The 1868 hoard from the Albert Dock lock pit, Hull’, 37 (1968), 65-72, pl.

Merovingian Coins
P. Le Gentilhomme, ‘La circulation des monnaies d’or mérovingiennes en Angleterre’, 23 (1938-41), 395-98
R. H. M. Dolley and R. G. Hughes, ‘Two tremisses of the Merovingian mint of Quentovic’, 28 (1955-57), 176-77, pl.
A. J. P. Campbell, ‘A Merovingian copy of a tremissis of Justinian I found in Kent’, 44 (1974), 74-75
M. M. Archibald and ‘A sceat of Offa of Mercia’, 74 (2004), 20-27, pl. [Merovingian]
M. Dhénin,

Carolingian Coins - Finds

R. H. M. Dolley and D. M. Metcalf, ‘Two stray finds from St Albans of coins of Offa and of Charlemagne’, 28 (1955-57),
459-66
R. H. M. Dolley and K. F. Morrison, ‘Finds of Carolingian coins from Great Britain and Ireland’, 32 (1963), 75-87
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The authenticity of the Palatina obolus of Lothaire II found at Litton Cheney in Dorset’, 34
(1965), 167-68
M. Dolley and N. Shiel, ‘A Carolingian denarius with a Devonshire provenance’, 50 (1980), 7-11

M. Dhénin and P. Leclercq, ‘The coins of Quentovic from the Cuerdale hoard in the museum of Boulogne-sur-Mer’, 52 (1982),
104-07

Carolingian Coins - Gold - Imitations

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I. Stewart, ‘A solidus from Yorkshire’, 56 (1986), 182-83

Anglo-Gallic Coins
F. S. Snow, ‘An Anglo-Gallic gold hoard’, 29 (1958-59), 98-100, 2 pls.
R. D. Beresford-Jones, ‘The salutes of Henry VI’, 43 (1973), 67-79, pl.
R. D. Beresford-Jones, ‘Additions to the Anglo-Gallic gold series’, 48 (1978), 111
E. R. D. Elias, ‘The coinage of Bergerac 1347-1361’, 49 (1979), 56-73, 5 pls.
B. J. Cook, ‘An addition to the coinage of Bergerac’, 59 (1989), 212, pl.

Scandinavian Imitations of English Coins

H. A. Parsons, ‘Some coins of Sigtuna inscribed with the names of Æthelred, Cnut, and Harthacnut’, 11 (1915), 3-
19
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The mythical “helmet”/”long cross” mules of Æthelræd II’, 30 (1960-61), 57-60, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley and V. J. Butler, ‘Some “Northern” variants etc. of the “crux” issue of Æthelræd II’, 30 (1960-61), 217-20, pl.
C. S. S. Lyon et al., ‘Some Scandinavian coins in the names of Æthelræd, Cnut, and Harthacnut attributed by
Hildebrand to English mints’, 30 (1960-61), 235-51, 3 pls.
L. O. Lagerqvist and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The problem of the “fleur-de-lis” sceptre on the Sigtuna coins of Cnut’, 30 (1960-61),
252-61

Byzantine Coins - Finds

D. Sorenson, ‘A tremissis of Justin II found at Southwold, Suffolk’, 53 (1983), 176

Oriental Coins - Finds

N. Lowick, ‘The Kufic coins from Cuerdale’, 46 (1976), 19-28, 2 pls.

British Commonwealth and Empire

H. A. Parsons, ‘Coins and tokens of the British possessions overseas: some unpublished varieties’, 22 (1934-37),
257-68, 2 pls.
P. Stevens, ‘Imperial and colonial coinages’, 73 (2003), 148-60

Mediterranean and Channel Islands

N. Heywood, ‘The coins of the Ionian State’, 4 (1907), 189-92, 2 pls.
D. L. F. Sealy, ‘The Guernsey eight doubles of 1864’, 33 (1964), 164-67, pl.

India
R. P. Jackson, ‘Coin collecting in the Deccan’, 5 (1908), 263-85, 3 pls.
R. P. Jackson, ‘Coin collecting in Mysore’, 5 (1908), 287-340, 3 pls.
R. P. Jackson, ‘Some copper coins issued by the English East India Company and other European powers in
southern India’, 5 (1908), 341-46, pl.
R. P. Jackson, ‘The dominions, emblems and coins of the South Indian dynasties’, 9 (1912), 295-396, 3 pls.
H. A. Parsons, ‘The Bombay pice struck by the English East India Company during the reign of Charles II’, 20
(1929-30), 251-59
F. Pridmore, ‘Notes on colonial coins: Mr. A. P. Spencer, Artist/Engraver, His Majesty’s Mint, Calcutta and the
re-designed coinages of King George VI British India 1938-1947’, 37 (1968), 158-74

P. Stevens, ‘The reformation of the coinage of Madras early in the nineteenth century’, 74 (2004), 121-44

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Americas
P. Nelson, ‘The coinage of William Wood for the American Colonies, 1722-1733’, 1 (1903-04), 265-85, pl.
J. B. Caldecott, ‘The Spanish dollar as adapted for currency in our West Indian colonies’, 1 (1903-04), 287-98, 3
pls.
J. B. Caldecott, ‘Countermarked Spanish dollar for old Canada, 1765’, 1 (1903-04), 353-54
H. A. Parsons, ‘A cut New England threepence attributed to the Leeward Islands’, 15 (1919-20), 225-27
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘Documents illustrating the export of counterfeit currency to the West Indies’, 27 (1952-54), 80-87,
pl.
T. V. Buttrey, ‘Cut coins in Canada’, 36 (1967), 176-78
Australasia
A. Chitty, ‘Early Australian coinage’, 4 (1907), 179-87, pl.
A. Chitty, ‘The Australian gold coins struck at the Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth Mints’, 8 (1911), 365-68
F. Gardner, ‘Some notes on Australasian currencies’, 22 (1934-37), 17-27
M. Stocker, ‘“Coins of the people”: the 1967 New Zealand decimal coin reverses’, 70 (2000), 124-38, 10 pls.
M. Stocker, ‘“A very satisfactory series”: the 1933 New Zealand coinage designs’, 75 (2005), 142-60, 3 pls.

M. Stocker, ‘The New Zealand “Waitangi” crown of 1935’, 80 (2010), 176-88

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IV. ARTEFACTS OTHER THAN COINS

Artefacts - General
G. A. Auden, ‘A leaden cross bearing a styca impression and other antiquities found in York’, 4 (1907), 235-37,
pl.
W. Martin, ‘London as illustrated upon the great seals, upon medals, and in allied engravings’, 14 (1918), 205-
17, 10 pls.
G. R. Francis, ‘Jacobite drinking glasses and their relation to the Jacobite medals’, 16 (1921-22), 247-83, 13 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A piedfort lead trial-piece of Edward the Confessor’, 27 (1952-54), 175-78, pl. [Perhaps a customs
receipt]
J. Graham-Campbell, ‘The hooked tags from the Forum hoard, Rome’, 62 (1992), 95-96
P. W. Hammond and ‘Did Edward IV strike coins in Burgundy?: a rose noble in stone in Maastricht’,
L. Visser-Fuchs, 63 (1993), 129-32
S. Ogilvy, ‘A Civil War hoard from Middleham, North Yorkshire, Appendix 2: The capstones’, 64 (1994), 88
C. R. Cartwright, ‘Examination of organic remains associated with the coins found at Bull Wharf’, 67 (1997), 108

Badges
H. Farquhar, ‘Portraiture of the Stuarts on the royalist badges’, 2 (1905), 243-90, 3 pls.
S. A. Garnett, ‘Pitt Clubs and their badges’, 19 (1927-28), 213-18
S. A. Garnett, ‘City livery badges’, 21 (1931-33), 111-19, 3 pls.
M. Sharp, ‘Three seventeenth-century notes: 3. A badge of Colonel Hammond and a counter of Charles I’, 60
(1990), 139, pl.
Coin jewellery
G. Williams, ‘Coin-brooches of Edward the Confessor and William I’, 71 (2001), 60-70, pl.

G. Williams, ‘More late Anglo-Saxon and Norman coin jewellery’, 76 (2006), 337-39

B. J. Cook, ‘Two new coin brooches of tournois type’, 78 (2008), 236-39

Coin Weights and Balances

L. A. Lawrence, ‘Coin weights’, 6 (1909), 287-303, 4 pls.
V. B. Crowther-Beynon, ‘Notes on a collection of money-scales and other coin-weighing appliances’, 18 (1925-26), 183-91
V. B. Crowther-Beynon, ‘Notes on some unusual money-weights’, 21 (1931-33), 93-101, pl.
D. Allen, ‘A fourteenth-century coin weight’, 22 (1934-37), 189-90
H. de S. Shortt, ‘Two medieval finds from south Wiltshire: [2. Coin weight for nobles]’, 30 (1960-61), 189-90, pl.
N. Biggs, ‘Coin-weights in England - up to 1588’, 60 (1990), 65-79, 2 pls.
M. M. Archibald, ‘Two ninth-century Viking weights found near Kingston, Dorset’, 68 (1998), 11-20, pl.
G. Williams, ‘Anglo-Saxon and Viking coin weights’, 69 (1999), 19-36
N. Biggs, ‘Coin-weights made by the Founders’, 71 (2001), 111-18, pl.

N. Biggs, ‘Provincial coin-weights in the eighteenth century’, 74 (2004), 102-20, 4 pls.

Counters, Jettons
L. A. Lawrence, ‘On a portion of a set of silver counters exhibiting London criers and their cries’, 14 (1918), 49-55,
11 pls.
H. Farquhar, ‘A series of portrait plaques in thin silver, struck in Stuart times, technically called shells or
clichés’, 16 (1921-22), 229-46, 2 pls.
V. B. Crowther-Beynon, ‘Some notes on “peny-yard pence”‘, 20 (1929-30), 123-35, pl.

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H. Mayhew (D. F. Allen ed.), ‘Of the street-sellers of card counters, medals, &c’, 25 (1945-48), 71-74
C. E. Blunt, ‘The medallic jetton of Perkin Warbeck’, 26 (1949-51), 215-16
M. Dolley, ‘A pattern shilling Irish of Mary Tudor’, 39 (1970), 98-110
M. Sharp, ‘Three seventeenth-century notes: 3. A badge of Colonel Hammond and a counter of Charles I’, 60
(1990), 139, pl.
Engraved Pieces
E. P. Barnard, ‘Examples of engraved coins selected from a collection formed by Mrs. Ella Pierrepont Barnard’,
14 (1918), 151-98, 3 pls.

Medals - General
M. H. Grant, ‘British medals since 1760’: [Part I: 1760-1820], 22 (1934-37), 269-93
- - - [Part II: 1820-1861], 23 (1938-41), 119-52
- - - [Part III: 1862-1909], 23 (1938-41), 321-62
- - - [Part IV: 1910-1937; Addenda], 23 (1938-41), 449-80
M. P. Bellamy, ‘The Newark medal of Anthony Ascham’, 35 (1966), 155-62
H. E. Pagan, ‘- Some remarks’, 37 (1968), 193-95
G. K. Beaulah, ‘The medals of the Art Union of London’, 36 (1967), 179-85, 12 pls.
M. Lessen, ‘The Cromwell Lord Protector medal by Simon’, 47 (1977), 114-26, pl.
M. Lessen, ‘The Cromwell Lord General medal by Simon’, 49 (1979), 87-98, 4 pls.
M. Lessen, ‘The Cromwell Dunbar medals by Simon’, 51 (1981), 112-33, 10 pls.
M. Lessen, ‘The Cromwell funeral medal by Simon’, 52 (1982), 151-57
T. Stainton, ‘The proposed Royal Academy medal of 1793’, 52 (1982), 187-97
M. Jones, ‘The Fothergillian medal of the Royal Humane Society’, 54 (1984), 248-62
C. Eimer, ‘Sir Robert Johnson, the Mint, and medal making in inter-war Britain’, 55 (1985), 169-91
G. P. Dyer, ‘Membership medal of the British Numismatic Society’, 60 (1990), 141-42, 3 pls.
P. Attwood, ‘Robert Johnson and a railway centenary medal’, 61 (1991), 139-40, pl.
M. Lessen, ‘Simon’s mill gold coins and medals of Charles II, 1660-62’, 65 (1995), 151-68, 4 pls.
M. Lessen, ‘The Commonwealth naval medals for 1653’, 67 (1997), 48-72, 9 pls.
L. Brown, ‘Queen Charlotte’s medal for the recovery of George III’, 72 (2002), 183-84, pl.
K. Clancy, ‘The centenary medal of the British Numismatic Society’, 72 (2002), 187-88, 3 pls.

L. Brown, ‘A discourse of medals’, 73 (2003), 175-85, pls.

M. Sharp, ‘Proposed Union with Scotland, 1604’, 74 (2004), 186-87, pl.

H. Pagan, ‘Leonard Wyon’s small Sir William Browne medal for Greek and Latin epigrams’, 77 (2007), 292-
96

D. Symons, ‘A Druids’ medal of 1806’, 77 (2007), 297-301

D. Symons, ‘A Birmingham miscellany (1): 3. An unpublished Sunday School medal mule?’, 79 (2009), 249-
50
K. Clancy and ‘Designing the Jeffrey North Medal for Services to British Numismatics’, 79 (2009), 250-53
M. Blackburn,

Medals - Jacobite
H. Farquhar, ‘Patterns and medals bearing the legend IACOBVS III or IACOBVS VIII’, 3 (1906), 229-70, pl.
G. R. Francis, ‘Jacobite drinking glasses and their relation to the Jacobite medals’, 16 (1921-22), 247-83, 13 pls.
H. Farquhar, ‘Some portrait-medals struck between 1745 and 1752 for Prince Charles Edward’, 17 (1923-24),
171-225, 5 pls.

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M. Sharp, ‘Some Jacobite and anti-Jacobite pieces’, 65 (1995), 226, pl.

Medals - Military - General

C. Winter, ‘Notes on some interesting British medals’, 7 (1910), 335-39, 2 pls.
H. W. Morrieson, ‘A Granby medal’, 12 (1916), 213-15
W. J. Freer, ‘Orders, decorations and medals given to the British Navy, Army, and Flying Force in the Great
War’, 17 (1923-24), 241-73, pl.
C. Winter, ‘Gold and silver medals of the Honourable East India Company’, 17 (1923-24), 281-87
H. Farquhar, ‘The Shrewsbury medal: a note upon military medals of the mid-seventeenth-century’, 18 (1925-
26), 125-34
C. Winter, ‘The Army of India medal’, 18 (1925-26), 165-72, pl.
C. Winter, ‘An unique and unpublished gold medal granted to Major Rogers of the Enniskilleners for valorous
services 1690’, 20 (1929-30), 261-62
C. Winter, ‘Irish volunteers and militia: medals, belt plates and shako plates’, 20 (1929-30), 263-69
C. Winter, ‘War medals issued for services in India, 1852-1924, also the first and second issue of the Most
Eminent Order of the Indian Empire’, 20 (1929-30), 271-77
O. Cresswell, ‘A re-examination of a gold medal awarded to Major Rogers for valorous services in 1690’, 31
(1962), 138-51
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘Further remarks on the gold medal to Major Rogers for valorous services, 1690’, 35 (1966), 202-
03
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘A Prisoner of War medal of 1812’, 35 (1966), 203-05
O. Snoddy, ‘A further note on the gold medal allegedly awarded to Major Rogers for valorous services in
1690’, 37 (1968), 196

Medals - Military - Specific Campaigns and Wars

C. Winter, ‘An interesting group of decorations of the Peninsular War’, 10 (1913), 307, pl.
C. Winter, ‘The gold collars, medals and crosses granted to British officers by the Crown of Portugal in the
Peninsular War’, 12 (1916), 217-33, 4 pls.
A. A. Payne, ‘Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Brunton’s Portuguese decorations for the Peninsular War’, 12 (1916),
235-40
C. Winter, ‘Waterloo medals’, 12 (1916), 247-50
J. H. Leslie, ‘Note on Lieut.-Colonel R. Brunton’s alleged right to the Portuguese Commander’s Star’, 14
(1918), 199-200
A. A. Payne, ‘Note on Lieut.Colonel R. Brunton’s “alleged right” to the Portuguese Commander’s Star’, 14
(1918), 201-04
D. Fearon, ‘General Gordon’s Khartoum Star’, 34 (1965), 162-65

Medals - Military - Specific Regiments

W. J. Freer, ‘Medals and campaigns of the 43rd Foot, now 1st Battalion of the Oxfordshire and
Buckinghamshire Light Infantry’, 8 (1911), 275-301, 10 pls.
F. E. Burton, ‘The 45th: 1st Nottinghamshire Regiment, “The Sherwood Foresters”, their honours and medals’,
10 (1913), 267-304, 3 pls.
W. J. Freer, ‘The Thirty-Eighth Regiment of Foot, now the First Battalion of the South Staffordshire
Regiment’, 11 (1915), 289-316, 3 pls.
C. Winter, ‘Relics of Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Lloyd of the Ninety-Fourth Regiment (now the Second
Battalion the Connaught Rangers)’, 12 (1916), 241-46
C. Winter, ‘The Royal Irish Regiment’, 12 (1916), 251-57

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C. Winter, ‘Medals of the Seventy-Seventh Regiment, now the Second Battalion the Duke of Cambridge’s
Own Middlesex Regiment’, 13 (1917), 185-87, pl.
F. E. Burton, ‘South Notts Yeomanry medals’, 17 (1923-24), 277-80, pl.
C. Winter, ‘Medals of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment)’, 18 (1925-26), 173-82
L. Forrer, ‘A few notes on Swiss officers and mercenary regiments in the pay of England’, 25 (1945-48),
212-26

Medals - Naval
C. Winter, ‘A unique naval relic of 1742: the Callis medal’, 10 (1913), 305-06, 2 pls.
Marquess of Milford Haven, ‘Medallic illustrations of naval history’, 13 (1917), 169-84, 4 pls.
S. Comfort, ‘Captain Hardy’s and Captain Broke’s Reward of Merit medals’, 80 (2010), 202-6

Medals - Personal
D. F. Allen, ‘A medal of Anne Boleyn’, 25 (1945-48), 209-11
M. H. Grant, ‘A medal of Anne Boleyn’, 25 (1945-48), 340
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘A recently discovered medal of George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham’, 35 (1966), 201-02
Blunt Medal Fund, ‘Portrait medal for the eightieth birthday of Christopher Evelyn Blunt’, 53 (1983), 189-90, pl.
D. J. Symons, ‘A Birmingham miscellany (2): 1. Thomas Birch, surgeon and man-midwife of Birmingham’, 80
(2010), 151-4
D. J. Symons, ‘A Birmingham miscellany (2): 4. A silver specimen of the Matthew Boulton “Obsequies” medal,
1809’, 80 (2010), 160-2, 163-4

Paper Money
E. P. Newman, ‘The successful British counterfeiting of American paper money during the American Revolution’,
29 (1958-59), 174-87, 2 pls.
M. Dolley and W. A. Seaby, ‘A hitherto unconfirmed class of Irish petty paper-money’, 37 (1968), 196- 98
R. H. Thompson, ‘French assignats current in Britain: the parliamentary debates’, 51 (1981), 200-03
B. J. Cook and V. H. Hewitt, ‘The Teynham, Kent, hoard of coins and banknotes’, 60 (1990), 139-41
G. P. Dyer, ‘Gold and the Goschen pound note’, 65 (1995), 185-93
V. Hewitt, ‘The camel that never was: British note issues for Ceylon, 1800-1941’, 67 (1997), 84-92, 8 pls.
V. Hewitt, ‘Modern coins and paper money’, 73 (2003), 128-36, pls.

Pots and other Containers

A. Warhurst, ‘A note on the Maidstone pot’, 27 (1952-54), 65
G. F. Willmot, ‘Note on the bronze container of the Bootham coin hoard’, 27 (1952-54), 293
G. C. Dunning, ‘Report on the pottery containers of the Redcar coin hoard’, 27 (1952-54), 300-01
P. E. Lasko, ‘The Dover hoard: the container’, 28 (1955-57), 166-68
H. Tait, ‘The Foscote hoard container’, 28 (1955-57), 418-19
J. P. C. Kent, [The brass pot from Brinkburn Priory], 33 (1964), 92
J. P. C. Kent, [Note on the Witchingham hoard pot], 33 (1964), 109
J. Cherry, ‘The Willesborough hoard pot’, 40 (1971), 123
J. Cherry, ‘The pot containing the Broadwoodwidger hoard’, 43 (1973), 150-51
J. Cherry, ‘The pot containing the Reigate hoard’, 48 (1978), 97
J. C. Murray, ‘The Aberdeen coin hoard pots’, 58 (1988), 48

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S. Jennings, ‘A Civil War hoard from Grewelthorpe, North Yorkshire: the pottery’, 61 (1991), 78-79
S. Jennings, ‘A Civil War hoard from Middleham, North Yorkshire, Appendix 1: The ceramic containers’, 64
(1994), 87-88
S. Jennings, ‘The Ryther treasure trove, Appendix 1: the pot’, 65 (1995), 138-39
V. E. Dean, ‘The Ednam, Roxburghshire, hoard (1995). Appendix: the pottery vessel’, 66 (1996), 43
J. Edwards, ‘Four seventeenth-century coin hoards from Congleton, Cheshire: the Congleton hoard pots’, 71
(2001), 106-10

[D. Hall and M. O’Neill], ‘A probable Scottish hoard of the late sixteenth century: the pottery vessel’, 72 (2002), 180

Primitive Money
N. Vreeland, ‘Wampum: the native substitute for currency in North America’, 7 (1910), 341-50

Seals
S. E. Rigold, ‘Seals and titles’, 44 (1974), 99-103, 106
G. Egan, ‘Alnage seals and the national coinage - some parallels in design’, 61 (1991), 31-36, 2 pls.

Tickets and Passes

D. Symons, ‘A pass for the “Birmingham Theatre”, 1774’, 76 (2006), 312-22; 80 (2010), 154-8, 162-3

Tokens - General
For the royal farthing tokens (1613-44) see Section III
S. H. Hamer, ‘Notes on the private tokens, their issuers and die-sinkers’, 1 (1903-04), 299-332, 4 pls.; 2 (1905),
369-96, 3 pls.; 3 (1906), 271-79, 2 pls.
J. B. Caldecott and G. C. Yates, ‘Leaden tokens’, 4 (1907), 317-26, pl.
L. A. Vidler, ‘A numismatic history of Rye’, 22 (1934-37), 247-56
R. C. Bell, ‘Richard Thomas Samuel (1831-1906)’, 32 (1963), 168-73
M. J. Bonser and R. H. Thompson, ‘Tokens found in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire, and a seventeenth- century issuer’, 54
(1984), 242-47
P. H. Robinson, ‘Beneath the floorboards: two West Country finds of tokens’, 67 (1997), 123-24
R. H. Thompson, ‘Tokens and paranumismatica to 1700’, 73 (2003), 161-68, pls.

R. H. Thompson, ‘The Golden Fleece in Britain’, 79 (2009), 199-212

Tokens - Countermarked and Engraved

S. A. H. Whetmore, ‘A countermarked Spanish dollar’, 27 (1952-54), 94
S. A. H. Whetmore, ‘Notes on some issuers of countermarked Spanish dollars’, 28 (1955-57), 620-48, 2 pls.
S. A. H. Whetmore, ‘The Castle Comer Colliery token’, 31 (1962), 152-58, pl.
W. A. Seaby, ‘Castlecomer tokens: an inquiry’, 34 (1965), 139-48, pl.
G. Scott, ‘Some shop tickets countermarked and engraved on copper coins at the end of the eighteenth
century’, 44 (1974), 78-80
G. Scott, ‘Some unpublished countermarks on copper coins’, 50 (1980), 137-39
H. E. Manville and W. A. Seaby, ‘Castlecomer tokens: supplementary notes’, 53 (1983), 183-86
H. E. Manville, ‘The reattribution of a Scottish tradesman’s countermark’, 59 (1989), 216-18, pl.
H. E. Manville, ‘An unpublished Scottish tradesman’s countermark’, 62 (1992), 197-9, pl.
H. E. Manville, ‘The Bank of England countermarked dollars, 1797-1804’, 70 (2000), 103-17, 6 pls.
H. E. Manville, ‘Countermarked tokens of the Industrial Revolution’, 72 (2002), 143-48, 4 pls.

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E. C. Hodge, ‘Secret marks on merchant countermarked silver coins’, 79 (2009), 239-45

Tokens - Early
M. M. Archibald, ‘A Boy Bishop token of profile type’, 36 (1967), 195, pl.
P. Grierson, ‘Notes on early Tudor coinage: 2. Erasmus’s lead tokens’, 41 (1972), 85-87
M. Mitchiner and A. Skinner, ‘English tokens, c. 1200 to 1425’, 53 (1983), 29-77
M. Mitchiner and A. Skinner, ‘English tokens, c. 1425 to 1672’, 54 (1984), 86-163
J. Newman, ‘Hoard of lead Boy Bishop tokens and lead blanks from Sibton parish, Suffolk’, 72 (2002), 175, pl.

Tokens - Seventeenth-Century - General

W. C. Wells, ‘Seventeenth-century tokens of Northamptonshire’, 6 (1909), 305-55, pl.; 7 (1910), 269-330, 3 pls.;
8 (1911), 303-60; 10 (1913), 319-24
W. C. Wells, ‘A Washington token’, 10 (1913), 325-29
H. Symonds, ‘ - A note on Lamport or Langport’, 11 (1915), 215-18
J. O. Manton, ‘Buckinghamshire trade tokens issued in the seventeenth century’, 18 (1925-26), 207-34; 19 (1927-
28), 157-98; 20 (1929-30), 163-205
W. C. Wells, ‘The Hartwell token’, 21 (1931-33), 103-10
J. B. Caldecott, ‘Sussex seventeenth-century tokens’, 23 (1938-41), 301-20
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘A new seventeenth-century token’, 25 (1945-48), 341-42
J. G. Milne, ‘Seventeenth-century tokens: the Browne Willis cabinet’, 26 (1949-51), 333-38
R. H. M. D[olley], ‘New light on a Hertfordshire token’, 28 (1955-57), 420-21
D. W. MacDowall, ‘The 1667 halfpenny token of John Newton of Morton’, 28 (1955-57), 421
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘An unpublished seventeenth-century token halfpenny of London’, 28 (1955-57), 659-61, pl.
D. W. Dykes, ‘A mythical seventeenth-century token of Cardiff, 32 (1963), 165-67
K. A. Jacob, ‘Notes on some seventeenth-century Cambridge tokens’, 32 (1963), 221-22
D. W. Dykes and K. A. Jacob, ‘Two notes on trade tokens: [1] A mythical seventeenth-century halfpenny of Cambridge’, 34
(1965), 132-34
G. Berry and P. Morley, ‘A revised survey of the seventeenth-century tokens of Buckinghamshire’, 43 (1973), 96-125, 2
pls.
E. G. H. Kempson, ‘Indictments for the coining of tokens in seventeenth-century Wiltshire’, 43 (1973), 126-31
R. H. Thompson, ‘Gloucester farthings, 1657-1662’, 45 (1975), 77-91, pl.
P. Preston-Morley and H. Pegg, ‘A revised survey of the seventeenth-century tokens of Nottinghamshire’, 51 (1981), 134-96, 8
pls.
G. Berry, ‘Sutler to His Majesty’s Guard of Foot’, 52 (1982), 158-60
R. H. Thompson, ‘Central or local production of seventeenth-century tokens’, 59 (1989), 198-211, pl.
P. D. Greenall et al., ‘Dividing seventeenth-century tokens between London and Middlesex’, 61 (1991), 90-123, pl.
M. R. Mays, ‘John Bayoce at ye Black Dog: an unpublished seventeenth-century token from York’, 61 (1991),
132-33, pl.
R. H. Thompson and D. J. Gaunt, ‘Two seventeenth-century token issuers: 1. Gregory Dowling of Millbrook, a token-issuer
trading to America’, 62 (1992), 154-8, pl.
G. Berry and R. H. Thompson, ‘ - 2. Robert Bloomer in Colman Hill, a token-issuer misplaced’, 62 (1992), 159-62, pl.
R. H. Thompson, ‘Oxford City tokens and the problem of output’, 64 (1994), 99-113, pl.
R. H. Thompson, ‘An armorial token from “Breadgate”’, 66 (1996), 134-35, pl.
R. H. Thompson, ‘Edward Nourse and a farthing’s worth of copper’, 70 (2000), 147-50
R. J. Fleet, ‘Statistical methods for identifying possible issuers’ names for London seventeenth-century tokens

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 displaying only initials’, 70 (2000), 150-52
R. H. Thompson, ‘Daniel Defoe, son of a token-issuer’, 76 (2006), 353-56

A. Werge-Hartley, ‘A token-issuing mercer of Witney’, 78 (2008), 254-57

Tokens - Seventeenth-Century - Finds

G. Berry and B. Wood, ‘A small hoard of seventeenth-century tokens, Bushey, Herts., 1965’, 45 (1975), 94-96
G. Berry, ‘Two London tokens found at Walsworth, near Hitchin, Herts.’, 46 (1976), 77-78
C. D. Daines and R. H. Thompson, ‘A hoard of St Neot’s “lace-making” tokens from Eynesbury’, 55 (1985), 164-68
P. Robinson, ‘Two finds of seventeenth-century tokens [Wootton Bassett; Pershore]’, 70 (2000), 152-53
R. H. Thompson, ‘Octagonal tokens from Wapping found near Shudy Camps, Cambridgeshire, and associated finds’,
78 (2008), 258-60

Tokens - Eighteenth-Century
H. A. Parsons, ‘The mail coach and its halfpennies’, 2 (1905), 359-68
H. W. Morrieson, ‘Masonic tokens of the eighteenth century’, 13 (1917), 165-68, pl.
F. E. Burton, ‘Arnold Village tokens’, 17 (1923-24), 275-76, pl.
W. C. Wells, ‘The eighteenth- and nineteenth-century tokens of Northamptonshire’, 19 (1927-28), 199-211, pl.
A. C. Griffin, ‘The “Dunkirk” tokens’, 28 (1955-57), 171-74
R. H. Thompson, ‘The dies of Thomas Spence (1750-1814)’, 38 (1969), 126-62, 4 pls.; 40 (1971), 136-38
R. C. Bell, ‘John Wilkinson halfpenny: a twentieth-century fabrication?’, 48 (1978), 117-18
R. Heslip, ‘Eighteenth-century Ulster tokens’, 62 (1992), 163-74
D. W. Dykes, ‘Who was “R.Y.”?: searching for an identity’, 67 (1997), 115-22
D. W. Dykes, ‘John Gregory Hancock and the Westwood brothers: an eighteenth-century token consortium’, 69
(1999), 173-86
D. W. Dykes, ‘The tokens of Thomas Mynd’, 70 (2000), 90-102
D. W. Dykes, ‘The token coinage of William Fullarton’, 72 (2002), 149-63

D. W. Dykes, ‘The eighteenth and early nineteenth-century token’, 73 (2003), 169-74, pls.

P. Mathias, ‘Official and unofficial money in the eighteenth century: the evolving uses of currency’ (The
Howard Linecar memorial lecture, 2003), 74 (2004), 68-83
D. W. Dykes, ‘Some reflections on provincial coinage 1787-1797’, 74 (2004), 160-74

D. W. Dykes, ‘The “Dunkirk” halfpenny’, 74 (2004), 190-97

D. Dykes, ‘The Sherborne Bank tokens’, 75 (2005), 132-41

D. W. Dykes, ‘“Peter” Skidmore: the man who never was’, 77 (2007), 246-63; an addendum, 80 (2010), 201
P. H. Mernick, ‘Fruiterers’ tokens: an unrecognised series of London artefacts’, 77 (2007), 286-92, 2 pls.

D. W. Dykes, ‘“J B” of “Foundling Fields”’, 80 (2010), 166-75

Tokens - Early Nineteenth-Century

For the Bank of England tokens see Section III: ‘George III (1760-1820)’
W. C. Wells, ‘The eighteenth- and nineteenth-century tokens of Northamptonshire’, 19 (1927-28), 199-211, pl.
D. W. Dykes, ‘Some local tokens and their issuers in early nineteenth-century Swansea’, 27 (1952-54), 345-53,
pl.
D. W. Dykes, ‘Two notes on trade tokens: [2] The Glanclywedog Factory penny’, 34 (1965), 135-38
D. R. D. Edmunds, ‘The gold and silver tokens issued by John Berkeley Monck, 1811-1812’, 35 (1966), 173-88

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R. C. Bell, ‘A Burslem token?’, 36 (1967), 198-99
R. C. Bell, ‘A new Tavistock token (?)’, 39 (1970), 167-68
R. H. Thompson, ‘John Boxer and the nineteenth-century silver tokens of Kent’, 41 (1972), 159-67
J. O’D. Mays, ‘Silver tokens and Bristol’, 48 (1978), 98-106
D. W. Dykes, ‘The eighteenth and early nineteenth-century token’, 73 (2003), 169-74, pls.

Tokens - Mid-Nineteenth-Century to date

F. B. Penfold, ‘Private tokens of Sir S. B. Peckham-Micklethwaite’, 23 (1938-41), 158
R. N. P. Hawkins, ‘Minor products of British nineteenth-century die-sinking’, 30 (1960-61), 174-87
R. N. P. Hawkins, ‘Catalogue of the advertisement imitations of “spade” guineas and their halves’, 32 (1963), 174-
219, pl.; 34 (1965), 149-61; 37 (1968), 146-57; 53 (1983), 160-75
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A note on the Belfast issuers of two of the advertisement imitations of “spade” guineas’, 34
(1965), 170-72
R. C. Bell, ‘The tokens of Thomas Holloway’, 36 (1967), 186-88
R. H. Thompson and A. J. Wager, ‘The purpose and use of public-house checks’, 52 (1982), 215-33
J. Whitmore, ‘Auctioneers’ tokens’, 79 (2009), 213-28, 4 pls.

V. METALS AND OTHER MATERIALS

Assaying
C. E. Challis, [John Reynolds and the sterling standard], 62 (1992), 237-46

Bullion Supplies
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘British currency and the importation of bullion, 1793-1840’, 27 (1952-54), 73-79
J. D. A. Thompson, ‘The origin of Spanish dollars acquired by Britain, 1799-1805’, 38 (1969), 167-73
G. C. Boon, ‘A case-history of British bullion: Cardiganshire silver and the Feathers coinage, 1671-1731’, 63
(1993), 65-83, pl.
Clipping and Clippings
B. Roth, ‘Finds of clippings of silver coins’, 1 (1903-04), 149-62
J. C. Cox, ‘A note on coin clippings and church plate in Derbyshire’, 3 (1906), 337
V. B. Crowther-Beynon, ‘An eighteenth-century coin-clipper’, 18 (1925-26), 193-206
R. A. Merson, ‘A small hoard of clippings from Farnham Park’, 49 (1979), 127-28
W. Johnson, ‘Textual sources for the study of Jewish currency crimes in thirteenth-century England’, 66 (1996),
21-32
C. Barclay, ‘Two hoards from North Yorkshire: [2] a seventeenth-century clippings hoard from Bainbridge’, 71
(2001), 170-72

Leather
W. Charlton, ‘Leather currency’, 3 (1906), 311-28
D. M. Metcalf and C. E. Blunt, ‘Three early discoveries of “leather money”, 29 (1958-59), 353-56

Metallurgy
J. S. Forbes and D. B. Dalladay, ‘Composition of English silver coins (870-1300)’, 30 (1960-61), 82-87
D. M. Metcalf and L. K. Hamblin, ‘Analysis of the metal contents of coins from the Hull hoard’, 37 (1968), 71-72
J. Bayley, ‘Mucking sceattas: milliprobe runs ...’, 47 (1977), 128

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D. M. Metcalf, ‘Chemical analyses of English sceattas’, 48 (1978), 12-19
M. R. Cowell, ‘Analysis of forgeries from the Queenhithe hoard’, 50 (1980), 66
M. R. Cowell, ‘Analysis of coins of Beonna and related issues’, 55 (1985), 42-48
M. B. Mitchiner et al., ‘The chemical compositions of English seventeenth-century base metal coins and tokens’, 55
(1985), 144-63
D. M. Metcalf and J. P. Northover, ‘Interpreting the alloy of the later Anglo-Saxon coinage’, 56 (1986), 35-63
M. B. Mitchiner et al., ‘The chemical compositions of nineteenth-century copper-base English jetons’, 57 (1987), 77-88
P. Northover, ‘Analysis of three coin fragments from the Ashdon hoard’, 59 (1989), 37-38
K. Anheuser and P. Northover, ‘Silver plating on Roman and Celtic coins from Britain: a technical study’, 64 (1994), 22-32, 5
pls.
M. R. Cowell, ‘Statistical and analytical investigation of the Beonna and Ethelbert coinages’, 65 (1995), 17-19
M. R. Cowell, ‘SEM analysis of the Earduulf coin’, 65 (1995), 30
J. P. Northover, ‘Analytical results: ten of the Llanfaes coins ...’, 65 (1995), 81-82
P. Northover, ‘An early coin of William the Lion: metallurgical analysis of the coin’, 65 (1995), 220
P. T. Wilthew, ‘Analysis and metallographic examination of coins from the Culross hoard’, 68 (1998), 92-94
E. J. Harris and D. R. Griffiths, ‘Mercury plating on some early English coins’, 69 (1999), 37-46
M. Davis, ‘The Rogiet hoard and the coinage of Allectus, Appendix D: Analyses of coins from the Rogiet
hoard’, 76 (2006), 142-44

VI. COIN AND MEDAL PRODUCTION

Designs - General
W. S. Ogden, ‘Concerning the evolution of some reverse types of the Anglo-Norman coinage’, 2 (1905), 57-85
W. S. Ogden, ‘Shakspere’s portraiture: painted, graven, and medallic’, 7 (1910), 143-98, 9 pls.
D. F. Allen, [The artistic challenge of a decimal coinage], 30 (1960-61), 381-82
S. E. Rigold, ‘Concepts of style in coinage’, 41 (1972), 210-17
S. E. Rigold, ‘Coinage and the myth of the Renaissance’, 43 (1973), 171-75, 178
Sir C. Swan, ‘Ars heraldica in metallo’ (The Howard Linecar Lecture 1995), 65 (1995), 194-201, 4 pls.
J. Porteous, ‘Royal Mint Advisory Committee on the Design of Coins, Medals, Seals and Decorations: speech at
the farewell lunch for His Royal Highness, the prince Philip... 1999’, 70 (2000), 178-79

K. Eustace, ‘Britannia: some high points in the history of the iconography on British coinage’, 76 (2006), 323-
36, 7 pls.

R. H. Thompson, ‘The Golden Fleece in Britain’, 79 (2009), 199-212

Designs - Royal Portraits

H. Farquhar, ‘Portraiture of our Tudor monarchs on their coins and medals’, 4 (1907), 79-143, 8 pls.
H. Farquhar, ‘Portraiture of our Stuart monarchs on their coins and medals: Part I’, 5 (1908), 145-262, 10 pls.
- - ‘ - Part II: James II’, 6 (1909), 213-85, 7 pls.
- - ‘ - Part III: William and Mary’, 7 (1910), 199-267, 6 pls.
- - ‘ - Part IV: William III’, 8 (1911), 207-73, 4 pls.
- - ‘ - Part V: William III, continued’, 9 (1912), 237-94, 6 pls.
- - ‘ - Part VI: Anne’, 10 (1913), 199-266, 6 pls.
- - ‘ - Part VII: Anne continued’, 11 (1915), 219-87, 4 pls.
W. J. Andrew, ‘Evolution of portraiture on the silver penny’, 5 (1908), 361-80, pl.

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Die Axis
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The significance of die-axis in the context of the later Anglo-Saxon coinage’, 27 (1952-54), 167-
72
R. J. Eaglen, ‘The die axis of pennies from Henry II to Edward I’, 80 (2010), 193-5

Die-Sinkers, Engravers, Medallists

D. Allen, ‘Warrants and sketches of Thomas Simon’, 23 (1938-41), 439-48, 4 pls.
S. A. H. Whetmore, ‘Some further notes on Thomas Simon’, 30 (1960-61), 159-73
F. Pridmore, ‘Notes on colonial coins: Mr. A. P. Spencer, Artist/Engraver, His Majesty’s Mint, Calcutta ...’, 37
(1968), 158-74
T. Stainton, ‘John Milton, medallist, 1759-1805’, 53 (1983), 133-59
G. P. Dyer and M. Stocker, ‘Edgar Boehm and the Jubilee coinage’, 54 (1984), 274-88
P. Attwood, ‘“The Slade Girls”’, 56 (1986), 148-77
H. E. Pagan, [The career of Thomas Simon], 58 (1988), 179-89
R. H. Thompson, ‘A note on the medallist D. G. Berri’, 59 (1989), 219-20, pl.
P. Attwood, ‘Kathleen Scott: the sculptor as medallist’, 60 (1990), 121-29, 4 pls.
D. W. Dykes, ‘John Stubbs Jorden, die-sinker and medallist’, 71 (2001), 119-35

Dies and Punches

[W. C. Wells and W. Talbot Ready], ‘Two ancient dies’, 1 (1903-04), 359-60, pl.
Shirley Fox, ‘Die-making in the twelfth century’, 6 (1909), 191-96
W. J. Andrew, ‘The die for Stephen’s coinage in the Guildhall Museum, and secondary evidence there of an
unpublished penny of Henry I’, 22 (1934-37), 29-34, pl.
D. Allen, ‘Dies in the Public Record Office, 1938’, 23 (1938-41), 31-50
D. F. Allen, ‘A long-cross pattern?’, 24 (1941-44), 53-55
O. F. Parsons, ‘A note on some 18th-century dies in the Gloucester City Museum’, 29 (1958-59), 172-73
P. P. Gaspar, ‘Simon’s Cromwell Crown dies in the Royal Mint Museum, and Blondeau’s method for the
production of lettered edges’, 46 (1976), 55-63, pl.
E. Besly, ‘A Tower Mint die of Charles I’, 58 (1988), 135-37, pl.
M. Lessen, ‘Cromwell coin tools in the Royal Mint museum’, 68 (1998), 157-60, 6 pls.
K. Clancy, ‘The Ricardo ingot: experimental dies in the Royal Mint collection’, 71 (2001), 172-74, 2 pls.

Edges and Edging

J. C. Rudge, ‘Milled edges and counterfeit florins’, 37 (1968), 183-89
P. P. Gaspar, ‘Simon’s Cromwell Crown dies in the Royal Mint Museum, and Blondeau’s method for the
production of lettered edges’, 46 (1976), 55-63, pl.
Mint Marks
Shirley Fox, ‘The cross as a mint-mark’, 5 (1908), 135-44, 3 pls.
H. A. Parsons, ‘Symbols and double names on late Saxon coins’, 13 (1917), 1-74
F. Elmore Jones, ‘New light on the Abbot of Peterborough in the Norman period’, 27 (1952-54), 179-81

Minting Techniques, Equipment, Supplies

D. Sellwood, ‘Medieval minting techniques’, 31 (1962), 57-65
D. Sellwood, ‘The trial of Nicholas Briot’, 56 (1986), 108-23
R. G. Doty, ‘“A Mint for Mexico”: Boulton, Watt and the Guanajuato mint’, 56 (1986), 124-47

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R. G. Doty, ‘Early United States copper coinage: the English connection’, 57 (1987), 54-76
C. E. Challis, [The introduction of coinage machinery by Eloy Mestrell], 59 (1989), 256-62
F. F. Gilboy, ‘Misadventures of a mint: Boulton, Watt & Co and the “mint for the Brazils”’, 60 (1990), 113-20
C. E. Challis, [The microscopic structure and the observed characteristics of Mestrell’s coins], 60 (1990), 178-82,
2 pls.
P. P. Gaspar and H. E. Manville, ‘A mis-struck shilling of George III: many questions and a few answers’, 67 (1997), 111-15,
pl.

Mints - General
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘“Uncertain” Anglo-Saxon mints and some new attributions’, 6 (1909), 13-47, pl.
W. C. Wells, ‘The Northampton and Southampton mints’, 17 (1923-24), 1-49, 2 pls.; 19 (1927-28), 69-91, 2 pls.;
20 (1929-30), 63-93, 2 pls.; 21 (1931-33), 1-57, 2 pls.
G. C. Brooke, ‘The mints of Canterbury and York in the reigns of Edward IV and Henry VII’, 21 (1931-33), 73-
87, 3 pls.
W. C. Wells, ‘The Stamford and Peterborough mints’, 22 (1934-37), 35-77, 3 pls.; 23 (1938-41), 7-28, 3 pl.; 24
(1941-44), 69-109, 145-74
H. H. King, ‘Two numismatic journeys to Scandinavia: new moneyers for the types in the Sussex and
Guildford mints’, 27 (1952-54), 173-74
H. H. King, ‘The coins of the Sussex mints, Part I: Bramber(?), Chichester, Pevensey, and Rye’, 28 (1955-57),
60-74, 2 pls.
- - ‘ - Part II: Hastings and Steyning’, 28 (1955-57), 249-63, 2 pls.
- - ‘ - Part III: Lewes’, 28 (1955-57), 518-36, 2 pls.
- - ‘ - Addenda and corrigenda’, 29 (1958-59), 190-91, 415; 30 (1960-61), 188; 33 (1964), 168
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Three late Anglo-Saxon notes: a new Anglo-Saxon mint [Caistor]; a probable new mint in
Shropshire [Bridgnorth]; the emergency mint of Cadbury’, 28 (1955-57), 88-105, pl.
I. H. Stewart, ‘The Stamford mint and the connexion with the Abbot of Peterborough under Ethelred II’, 28
(1955-57), 106-10
R. H. M. Dolley and ‘The mints “æt Gothabyrig” and “æt Sith(m)estebyrig”, with a philological and
F. Elmore Jones, topographical note on Cissbury’, 28 (1955-57), 270-82, 2 pls.
R. S. Kinsey, ‘Anglo-Saxon law and practice relating to mints and moneyers ...’, 29 (1958-59), 12-50, 3 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Three more late Saxon notes: a possible sixth Anglo-Saxon mint in Lincolnshire [Horncastle]; an
Æthelræd II die-link between London and Hertford; the mythical mint of Totleigh’, 29 (1958-59),
51-60
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Three West Country notes: the coinage of Milborne Port; the identity of the mint of “LA(N)G”; an
unpublished Cnut moneyer of Lydford’, 29 (1958-59), 61-68, pl.
T. F. Reddaway, ‘Two Tudor notes: a Canterbury mint-master’s indenture of 1534; the English royal mint at Calais’,
34 (1965), 121-25
C. E. Blunt, ‘The origins of the mints of Hertford and Maldon’, 41 (1972), 21-26
R. Margolis, ‘Matthew Boulton’s French ventures of 1791 and 1792: tokens for the Monneron Frères of Paris
and Isle de France’, 58 (1988), 102-09, 3 pls.
J. E. L. Murray, ‘The location of Edinburgh mint, 1358 to 1463 - and Linlithgow mint’, 61 (1991), 126-29
M. Allen, ‘Two fourteenth-century mint indentures and related documentary evidence’, 70 (2000), 61-66

Mints - Specific Mints (alphabetically)

H. Symonds, ‘A glance inside the mint of Aberystwyth in the reign of Charles I’, 8 (1911), 203-06
H. M. Morgan, ‘Notes on the mint at Aberystwith in the reign of Charles I’, 10 (1913), 173-79, 2 pls.
F. Elmore Jones, ‘The mint of Axbridge’, 30 (1960-61), 61-69, pl.

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W. N. Clarke and D. Symons, ‘The mint of Aylesbury’, 77 (2007), 173-89, pl.

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The Berkeley mint’, 4 (1907), 17-31

F. Elmore Jones, ‘The Stephen mint of BRAN ...: a new attribution’, 25 (1945-48), 119-24
J. W. Greenwood, ‘The closure of the Tudor mint at Bristol’, 51 (1981), 107-11
R. H. M. Dolley et al., ‘The Buckingham mint’, 34 (1965), 46-52, pl.
M. Allen, ‘Documentary evidence for the output, profits and expenditure of the Bury St Edmunds mint’, 69
(1999), 210-13
M. Allen, ‘A thirteenth-century enquiry into the administration of the Bury St Edmunds mint’, 80 (2010),
189-93
A. S. Walker, ‘The Calais mint, A.D. 1347-1470’, 16 (1921-22), 77-112
M. Allen, ‘The output and profits of the Calais mint, 1349-1450’, 80 (2010), 131-9
H. Symonds, ‘The Chester mint of Charles I’, 9 (1912), 235
T. M. Turner, ‘Pennies of the Colchester mint’, 24 (1941-44), 8-21, pl.
W. J. Andrew, ‘Numismatic sidelights on the Battle of Brunanburh, A.D. 937’, 20 (1929-30), 1-25, 2 pls. [Mint of
Derby]
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Four Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Plantagenet notes: [1] The mysterious mint of “DERNT”’, 31
(1962), 66-68
B. H. I. H. Stewart and C. E. Blunt, ‘The Droitwich mint and BMC type XIV of Edward the Confessor’, 48 (1978), 52-57, pl.
H. A. Parsons, ‘The Dunwich mint’, 9 (1912), 119-28
Lord Stewartby, ‘Three Durham notes’, 63 (1993), 128-29, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two Anglo-Saxon notes: [2] The mysterious mint of “FRO”’, 28 (1955-57), 504-08
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The “Gothabyrig” mint’, 4 (1907), 33-45
K. Jonsson, ‘Grantham - a new Anglo-Saxon mint in Lincolnshire’, 57 (1987), 104-05
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Hedon near Hull - a new Norman mint’, 26 (1949-51), 28-30
F. Elmore Jones, ‘A note on the mint of Horncastle’, 37 (1968), 191-92
F. Elmore Jones, ‘Four “new” coins of the Huntingdon mint’, 33 (1964), 168-69, pl.
R. J. Eaglen, ‘The mint of Huntingdon’, 69 (1999), 47-145, 14 pls.
R. J. Eaglen, ‘Further coins from the mint of Huntingdon’, 72 (2002), 15-23, pl.

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Cornish numismatics’, 3 (1906), 107-16, pl. [Launceston mint]

H. R. Mossop, ‘Three apparently unpublished Norman pennies of Lincoln’, 29 (1958-59), 419, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A new Anglo-Saxon mint: Medeshamstede’, 27 (1952-54), 263-65, pl.
M. Blackburn, ‘Metheltun not Medeshamstede: an Anglo-Saxon mint at Melton Mowbray rather than
Peterborough Abbey’, 70 (2000), 143-45, pl.
V. J. Butler and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two die-links relative to the Anglo-Saxon mint at Northampton’, 30 (1960-61), 54-56
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A note on the Anglo-Saxon mint of Reading’, 30 (1960-61), 70-75
G. van der Meer, ‘A second Anglo-Saxon coin of Reading’, 31 (1962), 161-62
M. Allen and M. R. Vosper, ‘An Edward III class 15d penny of Reading’, 69 (1999), 214-15
W. J. Andrew, ‘Two tragedies, a mediæval charm, and a note on the mint of Rhuddlan’, 15 (1919-20), 61-72.
[Rhuddlan mint, pp. 70-72]
C. E. Blunt, ‘The earliest coins of the mint of Rochester’, 28 (1955-57), 406-08, pl.
L. A. Vidler, ‘A numismatic history of Rye’, 22 (1934-37), 247-56
C. E. Challis, ‘Southwark mint, 1545-1551’, 33 (1964), 135-40
H. H. King, ‘The Steyning mint’, 24 (1941-44), 1-7, pl.

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M. Sharp, ‘The missing coins of Steyning located’, 69 (1999), 201
W. J. Andrew, ‘Stockbridge, an Anglo-Saxon mint’, 20 (1929-30), 49-61, pl.
N. J. Ebsworth, ‘The Anglo-Saxon and Norman mint at Warwick’, 34 (1965), 53-85, 7 pls.
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘The mint of Watchet’, 44 (1974), 13-38, 3 pls.; 46 (1976), 75-76, pl.
F. Elmore Jones and C. E. Blunt, ‘The tenth-century mint “æt Weardbyrig”’, 28 (1955-57), 494-98, pl.
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘The Winchcombe mint’, 6 (1909), 49-54, pl.

Mints - Tower/Tower Hill/Llantrisant

C. E. Challis, ‘Tower II, 1545-1552’, 37 (1968), 93-97
J. D. Brand, ‘A medieval mint account’, 46 (1976), 78-79
C. Eimer, ‘Sir Robert Johnson, the Mint, and medal making in inter-war Britain’, 55 (1985), 169-91
P. Attwood, ‘Robert Johnson and a railway centenary medal’, 61 (1991), 139-40, pl.
A. D. Garrett, ‘The Royal Mint: a pursuit of technical and artistic excellence’ (The Howard Linecar Lecture
1992), 62 (1992), 185-92
J. Freeman, ‘The mistery of coiners and the King’s moneyers of the Tower of London, c.1340-c.1530’, 70
(2000), 67-82
G. P. Dyer and P. P. Gaspar, ‘Turning the fly’, 76 (2006), 357-59

Moneyers and Mint Officials

L. A. Lawrence, ‘The Anglo-Saxon moneyer Torhtulf and characteristics of die-sinking’, 2 (1905), 411-16
A. Anscombe, ‘Odilo, a Northumbrian moneyer of the ninth century, and his issues’, 14 (1918), 1-12
A. Anscombe, ‘“FASTOLFI MONETA”, “FASTOLFES MôT” and the like on coins of Eadgar Rex Anglorum’,
20 (1929-30), 33-48
G. C. Brooke, ‘The medieval moneyers’, 21 (1931-33), 59-66
W. C. Wells, ‘Coins struck by the moneyer Walter or Waltier in the reigns of Stephen, Henry II and Richard I’,
25 (1945-48), 1-3
B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘Moneta and Mot on Anglo-Saxon coins’, 31 (1962), 27-42
A. Byde, ‘A note on the moneyer Bur(r)ed of Southwark and London mint’, 36 (1967), 191-92, pl.
C. E. Challis, ‘Mint officials and moneyers of the Tudor period’, 45 (1975), 51-76
R. J. Seaman, ‘Winchester moneyers’, 48 (1978), 109
J. D. Alsop, ‘The Mint dispute, 1530-32’, 51 (1981), 197-99
C. E. Challis, ‘Mint officials and moneyers of the Stuart period’, 59 (1989), 157-97
Sir I. Stewart, ‘Moneyers in the 1130 Pipe Roll’, 61 (1991), 1-8
C. E. Challis, [The career of Henry Slingsby], 61 (1991), 167-76
M. Allen and A. Dawson, ‘The Short Cross moneyers of Shrewsbury’, 62 (1992), 193, pl.
M. Lessen, ‘Harris, Alchorne and “An Essay”’, 62 (1992), 196-7
M. Allen, ‘The date of King John’s conference of moneyers’, 65 (1995), 223-24
C. E. Challis, ‘Three notes on the Tudor mint: 1. Robert and Richard Harry Yonge’, 68 (1998), 149-50
C. E. Challis, ‘Three notes on the Tudor mint: 3. Revisions to and amplifications of “Mint officials and moneyers
of the Tudor period”, 45 (1975), 51-76’, 68 (1998), 151-52
K. Clancy, ‘The appointment of William Wellesley Pole to the Royal Mint’, 72 (2002), 184-87

G. Selgin, ‘Charles Wyatt, manager of the Parys Mine mint: a study in ingratitude’, 75 (2005), 113-20

M. Allen, ‘Salaries of mint and exchange officials in the Long Cross recoinage of 1247-1250’, 75 (2005),
173-75

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J. Freeman, ‘Officials and moneyers at the Tower of London in 1433’, 76 (2006), 303-11

Patterns, Piedforts, Proofs, Trial Pieces

H. Farquhar, ‘Patterns and medals bearing the legend IACOBVS III or IACOBVS VIII’, 3 (1906), 229-70, pl.
L. A. Lawrence, ‘English piedforts and their purposes’, 16 (1921-22), 113-17
E. C. Carter, ‘A review of the pattern broads of Charles II’, 20 (1929-30), 207-13
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A piedfort lead trial-piece of Edward the Confessor’, 27 (1952-54), 175-78, pl. [Perhaps a customs
receipt]
G. P. Dyer and P. P. Gaspar, ‘The striking of proof and pattern coins in the eighteenth century’, 50 (1980), 117-27, 4 pls.
G. P. Dyer, ‘Quarter-sovereigns and other small gold patterns of the mid-Victorian period’, 67 (1997), 73-83
D. W. Dykes, ‘The token coinage of William Fullarton: the “Prince of Wales” pattern coinage, 1799’, 72 (2002),
153-63

M. Lessen, ‘Notes on Simon’s pattern (Petition) crown of Charles II’, 75 (2005), 91-112, 3 pls.

VII. FINDS AND HOARDS

(Mediaeval and Modern)
[Papers too general to be placed with a particular reign or series]

Hoards in general, Treasure Trove

W. J. Andrew, ‘Buried treasure: some traditions, records and facts’, 1 (1903-04), 9-59, 4 pls.
P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘Treasure trove, the Treasury and the Trustees of the British Museum’, 1 (1903-04), 333-348
G. M. Fraser, ‘Treasure trove in the north of Scotland’, 3 (1906), 329-35, pl.
G. C. Brooke, ‘Treasure trove’, 20 (1929-30), 279-89

Finds - British Isles

D. F. Allen [and] A. S. Robertson, ‘Treasure trove, 1933-9’, 23 (1938-41), 269-86
D. M. Metcalf, ‘Some finds of medieval coins from Scotland and the north of England’, 30 (1960-61), 88-123
P. Spufford, ‘Some hoard evidence from a nineteenth-century collection’, 30 (1960-61), 213-16
M. Warhurst, ‘Tudor and Stuart coins from the wreck of the Mary’, 47 (1977), 144-46
M. A. S. Blackburn and ‘Single finds of Anglo-Saxon and Norman coins’, 54 (1984), 63-73; 55 (1985), 55-78;
M. J. Bonser, 56 (1986), 64-101
C. E. C[hallis] and B. J. C[ook], ‘Coin Register’, 57 (1987), 122-52; 58 (1988), 138-64, 9 pls.
B. J. C[ook] and ‘Coin register, 1989’, 59 (1989), 221-33, 4 pls.
E. M. B[esly],
- - ‘Coin register, 1990’, 60 (1990), 143-63, 7 pls.
- - ‘Coin register, 1991’, 61 (1991), 141-55, 5 pls.
- - ‘Coin register, 1992’, 62 (1992), 201-26, 8 pls.
H. E. Manville, ‘Additions and corrections to Thompson’s Inventory and Brown and Dolley’s Coin Hoards’, 63
(1993), 91-113, 2 pls.; 65 (1995), 169-84
B. J. C[ook] and ‘Coin register, 1993’, 63 (1993), 133-58, 8 pls.; 64 (1994), 163
E. M. B[esly],
E. M. B[esly] and ‘Coin register, 1994’, 64 (1994), 134-63, 10 pls.; 65 (1995), 251; 66 (1996), 172
N. M. McQ. H[olmes],
- - ‘Coin register, 1995’, 65 (1995), 227-51, 8 pls.
- - ‘Coin register, 1996’, 66 (1996), 140-72, 11 pls.
- - ‘Coin register, 1997’, 67 (1997), 125-47, 8 pls.

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E. Besly, ‘Coin register, 1998’, 68 (1998), 161-79, 6 pls.
R. Abdy, ‘Coin register, 1999’, 69 (1999), 227-41, 6 pls.
R. Abdy, ‘Coin register 2000’, 70 (2000), 154-68, 6 pls.
R. Abdy, ‘Coin register 2001’, 71 (2001), 177-88, 5 pls.

R. Abdy et al., ‘Coin register 2002’, 72 (2002), 189-212, 8 pls.

M. Allen et al., ‘Coin register 2003’, 74 (2004), 198-229, 15 pls.

M. Allen et al., ‘Coin register 2005’, 75 (2005), 176-99, 11 pls.

M. Allen et al., ‘Coin register 2006’, 76 (2006), 364-88, 12 pls.

M. Allen et al., ‘Coin register 2007’, 77 (2007), 307-41, 16 pls.

M. Allen et al., ‘Coin register 2008’, M. Allen, I. Leins and S. Moorhead, 78 (2008), 261-90, 14 pls.

M. Allen et al., ‘Coin register 2009’, M. Allen, I. Leins and S. Moorhead, 79 (2009), 254-87, 16 pls.

M. Allen and S. Moorhead, ‘Coin register 2010’, 80 (2010), 207-37, 15 pls.

Finds - England - General

E. R. H. Hancox, ‘Finds of mediaeval cut halfpence and farthings at Dunwich’, 5 (1908), 123-34, pl.
C. E. Blunt, ‘Saxon coins from Southampton and Bangor’, 27 (1952-54), 256-62, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A group of medieval and modern coins from a site in Malvern’, 28 (1955-57), 662-65
S. E. Rigold, ‘Finds of St Edmund memorial and other Anglo-Saxon coins from excavations at Thetford’, 29
(1958-59), 189-90
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Hoard reports XVI - XX centuries’, 37 (1968), 138-45
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Three seventeenth- and eighteenth-century finds’, 38 (1969), 163-66
S. A. Castle, ‘Seven finds of sixteenth- to twentieth-century coins’, 38 (1969), 174-80
R. Seaman, ‘A further find of coins from Dunwich’, 41 (1972), 27-33, pl.
M. Dolley and C. E. Blunt, ‘Coins from the Winchester excavations, 1961-1973’, 47 (1977), 135-38, pl.
M. Biddle et al., ‘Coins of the Anglo-Saxon period from Repton, Derbyshire, II’, 56 (1986), 16-34
J. Bispham, ‘Recent metal-detector finds from Essex and Lincolnshire’, 56 (1986), 183-85
J. Newman, ‘A possible medieval fair site at the Albany, Ipswich’, 64 (1994), 129
B. J. Cook et al., ‘Medieval and early modern coin finds from South Ferriby, Humberside’, 68 (1998), 95-118
M. Allen, ‘English coin hoards, 1158-1544’, 72 (2002), 24-84

M. Allen and S. P. Doolan, ‘Finds from Dunwich’, 72 (2002), 85-94

M. Allen, ‘The interpretation of single-finds of English coins, 1279-1544’, 75 (2005), 50-62

R. Kelleher, ‘Medieval and later coins from near Orford Castle, Suffolk’, 78 (2008), 248-54

Finds - England - deposited 500 to 599

P. Grierson, ‘The Canterbury (St Martin’s) hoard of Frankish and Anglo-Saxon coin-ornaments’, 27 (1952-54),
39-51, pl.

Finds - England - deposited 800 to 899

H. E. Pagan, ‘The Gainford hoard’, 35 (1966), 190-91
C. E. Blunt, ‘The Sevington hoard of 1834’, 41 (1972), 7-13
H. E. Pagan, ‘The “Suffolk” find of ninth-century Anglo-Saxon pence: a further note’, 47 (1977), 128-30
M. A. S. Blackburn, ‘The Ashdon (Essex) hoard and the currency of the southern Danelaw in the late ninth century’, 59
(1989), 13-38, 3 pls.

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H. Pagan, ‘The Engleheart parcel of coins from the 1817 Dorking hoard’, 68 (1998), 141-43

Finds - England - deposited 900 to 999

T. M. Turner, ‘A find of coins of Eadred, Eadwig, and Eadgar at Chester’, 24 (1941-44), 47-49
C. E. Blunt and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The Chester (1950) hoard’, 27 (1952-54), 125-60, 5 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘A neglected but vital Yorkshire hoard’, 28 (1955-57), 11-17. [Bossall hoard]
J. S. Strudwick, ‘Saxon and Arabic coins found at Dean, Cumberland’, 28 (1955-57), 177-80
J. S. Strudwick, ‘An account of some Saxon coins found at Honedon near Clare, Suffolk, 1687’, 28 (1955-57), 180-
82
R. P. Mack, ‘St John’s Church, Chester, hoard of 1862’, 36 (1967), 36-39, pl.
M. Dolley and C. E. Blunt, ‘A parcel of Reform-type pence of Eadgar and his successors’, 36 (1967), 55-58, pl.
M. M. Archibald, ‘Disposition of the Chester (1950) hoard’, 36 (1967), 189, pl.
M. Dolley, ‘The 1912 Welwyn find of pence of Eadgar and of Edward the Martyr’, 38 (1969), 183-85
C. E. Blunt and H. E. Pagan, ‘Three tenth-century hoards: Bath (1755), Kintbury (1761), Threadneedle Street (before 1924)’,
45 (1975), 19-32
K. Sugden and M. Warhurst, ‘A Cuerdale parcel rediscovered’, 48 (1978), 107-09
C. E. Blunt, ‘The composition of the Cuerdale hoard’, 53 (1983), 1-6
J. Graham-Campbell, ‘The re-provenancing of a Viking-Age hoard to the Thames, near Deptford (S.E. London)’, 56
(1986), 186-87
C. E. Blunt (Lord Stewartby ed.), ‘Four tenth-century notes: unfinished work: i. An early-tenth century group from the
Thames’, 64 (1994), 34-35, pl.
G. Williams, ‘The coins from the Vale of York Viking hoard: preliminary report’, 78 (2008), 228-34

Finds - England - deposited 1000 to 1099

R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two unpublished hoards of late Saxon pence in the Guildhall Museum’, 27 (1952-54), 212-13. [St
Martin’s-Le-Grand c.1870; Gracechurch Street]
J. S. Martin, ‘The supposed finds at Thwaite and Campsey Ash, 1832’, 28 (1955-57), 414-16
P. H. Robinson, ‘The Stafford (1800) and Oulton (1795) hoards’, 38 (1969), 22-30
P. H. Robinson, ‘A further small parcel of coins from the Oulton hoard (1795)’, 49 (1979), 125-27
H. E. Pagan, ‘The Castor hoard of mid-eleventh-century pence’, 54 (1984), 289-90
M. Blackburn and J. Newman, ‘A small hoard from Polstead, Suffolk, deposited c. 1035’, 61 (1991), 124-25, pl.
G. Williams, ‘A further parcel from the Appledore hoard’, 68 (1998), 141

Finds - England - deposited 1100 to 1299

G. Rickword, ‘The Colchester hoard’, 1 (1903-04), 113-22, pl.
W. J. Andrew, ‘A remarkable hoard of silver pennies and halfpennies ... found at Sheldon, Derbyshire, in 1867’, 7
(1910), 27-89, 2 pls.
W. J. Andrew, ‘Two tragedies, a mediæval charm, and a note on the mint of Rhuddlan’, 15 (1919-20), 61-75.
[Winchester find, pp. 61-67]
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The Dover hoard: the first English hoard with groats of Edward I’, 28 (1955-57), 147-68, 5 pls.
M. Dolley et al., ‘The 1969 Colchester hoard: editorial note’, 44 (1974), 39-40
D. T-D. Clarke, ‘- I. Discovery and site’, 44 (1974), 41-43
W. A. Seaby, ‘The Shelly, Solihull “hoard”, 1989-90’, 60 (1990), 137
P. J. Wise, ‘The Fillongley hoard - a medieval coin and jewellery hoard from Warwickshire’, 69 (1999), 201-
04, pl.

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Finds - England - deposited 1300 to 1399
R. H. Dolley et al., ‘A find of Edward pence at Chester’, 27 (1952-54), 91-92
R. H. M. Dolley and I. H. Stewart, ‘The 1953 Bootham treasure trove’, 27 (1952-54), 281-93
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Aston Church find’, 31 (1962), 164-65
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The 1961 find of fourteenth-century silver coins from Mareham-le-Fen in Lincolnshire’, 33
(1964), 83-89, 2 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two neglected Northumbrian hoards of late 14th-century gold coins’, 33 (1964), 90-93, pl.
C. Barclay, ‘Two hoards from North Yorkshire: [1] Skipton Bridge, Thirsk’, 71 (2001), 168-70

M. Allen, ‘The fourteenth-century hoard from Chesterton Lane corner, Cambridge’, 75 (2005), 63-90, pl.

Finds - England - deposited 1400 to 1499

L. A. Lawrence, ‘A find of late Plantagenet groats’, 8 (1911), 149-78, pl.
W. A. Seaby, ‘A mid-fifteenth-century hoard from Suffolk’, 35 (1966), 195-98
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Attenborough, Notts., 1966 hoard’, 38 (1969), 50-83, 2 pls.
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Reigate hoard’, 48 (1978), 80-97, pl.
C. Barclay, ‘The Ryther treasure trove’, 65 (1995), 135-50

Finds - England - deposited 1500 to 1599

D. F. Allen, ‘Henstridge, Somerset, 1936’, 26 (1949-51), 91
D. F. Allen, ‘Kingsley treasure trove’, 26 (1949-51), 91-92
S. E. Rigold, ‘A hoard of English groats and Flemish double patards from Norham Castle, Northumberland’, 26
(1949-51), 348-50
R. H. Dolley and E. J. Winstanley, ‘Maidstone treasure-trove’, 27 (1952-54), 58-65
C. E. Blunt and R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The Witchingham, Norfolk, XV-XVIc. hoard (1805)’, 33 (1964), 107-09
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Hoard reports: Elizabeth I - Charles I’, 33 (1964), 151-55
D. Symons, ‘An unpublished hoard of the Great Debasement’, 60 (1990), 80-86, 2 pls.
B. J. Cook, ‘A small sixteenth-century hoard of European gold coins’, 62 (1992), 194-5, pl.
B. J. Cook and J. Newman, ‘Recent Tudor hoards’, 64 (1994), 70-83
B. J. Cook and A. Lewis, ‘An early sixteenth-century silver hoard from Downham, Lancs.’, 66 (1996), 131
D. Symons, ‘Two unrecorded finds: [2] “Yorkshire Moors”, 1990’, 68 (1998), 153-54

Finds - England - deposited 1600 to 1699

A. Thompson, ‘An Oxford hoard of the time of the Civil Wars’, 23 (1938-41), 91-96, pl.
D. F. Allen, ‘Wellington, Shropshire, 1938’, 26 (1949-51), 92
D. F. Allen, ‘Thorpe Hall, Yorks., 1939’, 26 (1949-51), 93-94
D. F. A[llen] and R. H. M. D[olley], ‘Painswick treasure trove (1941)’, 27 (1952-54), 219-20
J. P. C. Kent, ‘The Yearby (Redcar) hoard’, 27 (1952-54), 294-301
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Godsfield Row (Alresford) find, 1871’, 27 (1952-54), 361
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Foscote (Bucks.) treasure trove’, 28 (1955-57), 416-19
J. P. C. Kent, ‘The Congleton (Cheshire) treasure trove: James I and Charles I gold’, 28 (1955-57), 419-20
J. P. C. Kent, ‘Hoard reports: Elizabeth I - Charles I’, 33 (1964), 151-55
P. H. Robinson, ‘Unpublished finds of the early 17th century from Staffordshire’, 39 (1970), 166-67

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P. H. Robinson, ‘A Civil War hoard, probably from the Waltham Abbey area’, 40 (1971), 174-75
S. A. Castle, ‘Gloucester treasure trove (1972)’, 41 (1972), 182
A. Gunstone, ‘A possible Civil War hoard of unknown provenance now in the Birmingham City Museum’, 43
(1973), 145-46
S. A. Castle, ‘Broadwoodwidger (Devon) treasure trove’, 43 (1973), 146-51
J. E. Cribb and S. A. Castle, ‘Lighthorne, Warwickshire, treasure trove’, 44 (1974), 80-82
S. A. Castle, ‘Acton, Suffolk, treasure trove’, 44 (1974), 82-83
S. A. Castle, ‘The Sellindge (Aldington), Kent, find 1974-1975’, 45 (1975), 93
J. Cribb, ‘Two seventeenth-century hoards and their evidence of coin wear’, 48 (1978), 113-17
T. H. McK. Clough and B. J. Cook, ‘The 1987 Ryhall treasure trove’, 58 (1988), 96-101, pl.
B. J. Cook, ‘Four seventeenth-century treasure troves’, 60 (1990), 87-98
C. P. Barclay, ‘A Civil War hoard from Grewelthorpe, North Yorkshire’, 61 (1991), 76-81, pl.
C. Barclay, ‘A Civil War hoard from Middleham, North Yorkshire’, 64 (1994), 84-98, pl.
E. Besly, ‘Two seventeenth-century notes: 1. An unrecorded Civil War hoard’, 64 (1994), 130-32, pl.
G. Williams, ‘A Jacobean silver hoard from Bull Wharf, London’, 67 (1997), 105-8, pl.
D. Symons, ‘Two unrecorded finds: [1] Unprovenanced, 1987 or before’, 68 (1998), 152-53
N. J. Mayhew and E. M. Besly, ‘The 1996 Broughton (Oxon) coin hoard’, 68 (1998), 154-57, pl.
B. J. Cook, ‘New hoards from seventeenth-century England’, 69 (1999), 146-72
M. Allen, ‘The Pembroke College, Cambridge, hoard of Tudor and Stuart gold coins’, 69 (1999), 222-26
M. Warhurst et al., ‘Four seventeenth-century coin hoards from Congleton, Cheshire’, 71 (2001), 91-110, pl.

R. Philpott and S. Nicholson, ‘Four seventeenth-century coin hoards from Congleton, Cheshire: historical research’, 71 (2001),
104-5

B. J. Cook, ‘New hoards from seventeenth-century England, II’, 72 (2002), 95-114

E. Besly, ‘A Civil War hoard from Shropshire’, 72 (2002), 180-83

Finds - England - deposited 1700 to 1799

A. B. Creeke, ‘Find of XVII and early XVIII century coins at Burnley’, 2 (1905), 425-26
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Willesborough, Ashford (Kent), hoard’, 40 (1971), 120-23
P. H. Robinson, ‘The eighteenth-century coin hoard from Pillaton Hall, Staffs.’, 40 (1971), 124-35
P. H. Robinson, ‘The Dunchurch and Stafford finds of eighteenth-century half-pence and counterfeits’, 41 (1972),
147-58

Finds - England - deposited 1800 to date

M. M. Archibald, ‘Four 18th-20th centuries hoard reports’, 33 (1964), 156-63
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Atherstone hoard of 19th- and 20th-century coins’, 34 (1965), 173-75
M. M. Archibald, ‘The Benenden hoard of 19th- and 20th-century gold coins’, 34 (1965), 175-76
M. M. Archibald, ‘Three nineteenth-century hoard reports’, 35 (1966), 205-07
S. A. Castle, ‘Market Harborough (Leics.) treasure trove’, 40 (1971), 175
S. A. Castle, ‘Leek Wootton (Warwickshire) treasure trove’, 41 (1972), 184
S. A. Castle, ‘Richmond Park (Surrey) treasure trove’, 41 (1972), 184
S. A. Castle, ‘Wymington (Bedfordshire) treasure trove’, 43 (1973), 151-54
S. A. Castle, ‘Stourport-on-Severn (Worcestershire) treasure trove’, 43 (1973), 154-55
B. J. Cook and V. H. Hewitt, ‘The Teynham, Kent, hoard of coins and banknotes’, 60 (1990), 139-41

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P. Attwood, ‘The Bentley (Suffolk) hoard of 19th- and 20th-century gold coins’, 62 (1992), 199-200
P. Attwood, ‘The Macclesfield hoard of nineteenth-century gold coins’, 66 (1996), 136-39

Finds - Europe (Continental)

B. Roth, ‘A hoard of English coins found in Switzerland’, 4 (1907), 239-40
Lord Grantley and L. A. Lawrence, ‘On a find of French deniers and English pennies of the twelfth century’, 14 (1918), 39-46.
[Found in Rome]
F. Mateu y Llopis and R. H. Dolley, ‘A small find of Anglo-Saxon pennies from Roncesvalles’, 27 (1952-54), 89-91
H. Schneider, ‘An angel of Edward V in the Herentals (Belgium) treasure trove’, 28 (1955-57), 312-16, pl.
M. A. O’Donovan, ‘The Vatican hoard of Anglo-Saxon pennies’, 33 (1964), 7-29, 2 pls.
H. Schneider, ‘The significance of the archaeological evidence in a review of a French hoard of English coins’,
37 (1968), 73-84, 4 pls.
M. Dolley and J. Yvon, ‘A group of tenth-century coins found at Mont-Saint-Michel’, 40 (1971), 1-16, pl.
F. Dumas and J. D. Brand, ‘The British coins in the Gisors (1970) hoard’, 40 (1971), 22-43
A. Mikolajczyk, ‘Anglo-Saxon coins in eleventh-century Poland’, 58 (1988), 11-24
T. Talvio, ‘The “Russian find” of Anglo-Saxon coins in the British Museum’, 60 (1990), 134-35
D. M. Metcalf, ‘The Rome (Forum) hoard of 1883’, 62 (1992), 63-96

Finds - Ireland - General

J. B. S. MacIlwaine, ‘Notes on some discoveries of coins in Ireland’, 8 (1911), 361-64
C. E. Blunt, ‘Coin hoards in the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin’, 27 (1952-54), 213-15
W. A. Seaby, ‘Anglo-Saxon hoards and coins found in the north of Ireland’, 29 (1958-59), 248-54
W. A. Seaby, ‘Two coin hoards of the Rebellion Period (1641-9) from Ulster’, 29 (1958-59), 404-14
W. A. Seaby, ‘Five seventeenth-century coin hoards from Ulster’, 30 (1960-61), 331-43
W. A. Seaby, ‘Two gold hoards from Northern Ireland’, 30 (1960-61), 344-47
W. A. Seaby, ‘Two small late seventeenth-century hoards from Co. Tyrone’, 33 (1964), 173
M. Dolley and W. A. Seaby, ‘Some unpublished early nineteenth-century Irish finds’, 36 (1967), 96-105

Finds - Ireland - Specific finds

J. B. S. MacIlwaine, ‘Notes on some Irish coins found at Trim’, 10 (1913), 309-12, pl.
G. R. Francis, ‘A find of English coins of the Tudor and Stuart periods in the county of Wexford’, 10 (1913), 315-
18
C. E. Blunt, ‘The Smarmore hoard of tenth-century pennies’, 27 (1952-54), 161-66, pl.
W. A. Seaby, ‘A 1918 silver hoard from Lurgan, Co. Armagh’, 33 (1964), 173-75
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘New light on the 1843 Viking-Age coin-hoard from Derrykeighan near Dervock in Co. Antrim’,
34 (1965), 32-36
R. H. M. Dolley and W. O’Sullivan, ‘The Corofin (Co. Clare) hoard - late 12th - early 13th centuries’, 34 (1965), 98-103
W. A. Seaby, ‘Jacobean hoard from Co. Kildare’, 34 (1965), 169-70
W. A. Seaby, ‘A fifteenth-century hoard from the west coast of Donegal’, 35 (1966), 198-200
M. Dolley, ‘A fourth find of ninth-century coins from Ireland?’, 36 (1967), 32-35
M. Dolley et al., ‘The sixteenth-century coin-hoard from Moig South, Askeaton, Co. Limerick’, 37 (1968), 85-92, 4
pls.
M. Dolley, ‘The Anglo-Saxon pennies from the “upper souterrain” at Knowth’, 38 (1969), 16-21

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M. Dolley and A. Gunstone, ‘The Cloncreen Bog (Clonbulloge) find of Elizabethan coins from the Co. Offaly’, 38 (1969),
109-112, 2 pls.
M. Dolley and M. K. Murphy, ‘An early fourteenth-century coin hoard from the Co. Roscommon’, 39 (1970), 84-90
C. E. Blunt (Lord Stewartby ed.), ‘Four tenth-century notes: unfinished work: iii. Three strays from the Smarmore hoard’, 64
(1994), 36-38, pl.

Finds - Isle of Man

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, ‘On some coins of the tenth century found in the Isle of Man, with special reference to a penny of
Anlaf struck at Derby’, 5 (1908), 85-96, 2 pls.
C. E. Blunt, ‘A new parcel from the Douglas I.O.M., 1894 hoard (?)’, 35 (1966), 7-11, pl.
H. E. Pagan, ‘The 1894 Ballaquayle hoard: five further parcels of coins, Æthelstan-Eadgar’, 50 (1980), 12-19
J. Graham-Campbell, ‘The lost coin of Æthelred II from Rushen Abbey, Isle of Man’, 75 (2005), 161-63

Finds - Scandinavia
L. A. Lawrence, ‘On the Ribe hoard’, 14 (1918), 47-48
M. Dolley et al., ‘A preliminary account of the Anglo-Saxon element in the 1966 find from Tingstäde parish on
Gotland’, 36 (1967), 62-80, 2 pls.
M. Dolley et al., ‘The Anglo-Saxon element in the 1967 Burge hoard from Lummelunda parish, Gotland’, 36
(1967), 81-85
Finds - Scotland
B. H. I. H. Stewart, ‘The Glenluce hoard, 1956’, 29 (1958-59), 362-81, 3 pls.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘New light on the 1864 hoard from Kinghorn’, 29 (1958-59), 419-21
B. H. I. H. Stewart and R. B. K. Stevenson, ‘The Rhonestone hoard, 1961’, 34 (1965), 109-71, pl.
P. Woodhead and I. Stewart, ‘The Renfrew treasure trove, 1963’, 35 (1966), 128-47, pl.
P. Woodhead et al., ‘The Loch Doon treasure trove, 1966’, 38 (1969), 31-49, pl.
R. B. K. Stevenson and J. Porteous, ‘Two Scottish seventeenth-century coin hoards’, 41 (1972), 136-46
R. B. K. Stevenson, ‘The Lochgelly find’, 41 (1972), 183-84
N. J. Mayhew, ‘The Aberdeen Upperkirkgate hoard of 1886’, 45 (1975), 33-50, pl.
C. J. Wood and P. Woodhead, ‘The Montrose treasure trove, 1973’, 46 (1976), 39-43, pl.
D. H. Caldwell et al., ‘Innerwick hoard, 1979’, 52 (1982), 132-50
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘A fifteenth-century coin hoard from Leith’, 53 (1983), 78-107
N. J. Mayhew, ‘The Aberdeen, St Nicholas Street, hoards of 1983 and 1984’, 58 (1988), 40-68, 12 pls.
P. Woodhead et al., ‘The fourteenth-century Aberdour treasure trove (1978 and 1981)’, 58 (1988), 69-83, pl.
J. D. Bateson, ‘The 1991 Kelso treasure trove’, 61 (1991), 82-89
J. D. Bateson, ‘A late seventeenth-century hoard from Fauldhouse, West Lothian’, 61 (1991), 133-36
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘Old and new Edwardian hoards from Scotland’, 64 (1994), 41-69, 2 pls.
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘The Ednam, Roxburghshire, hoard (1995)’, 66 (1996), 33-59, 4 pls.
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘More on the Dumfries hoards (1878)’, 66 (1996), 125
S-A. Coupar, ‘A parcel of silver pennies from the Blackhills hoard’, 67 (1997), 99-103, pl.
J. D. Bateson, ‘An early seventeenth-century hoard from Ardnave Point, Islay’, 67 (1997), 108-11
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘Scottish coin hoards, 1996-97’, 68 (1998), 77-94, 2 pls.
N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘Two Scottish mediaeval hoards [Kilvaxter; Greenhill]’, 71 (2001), 164-66

M. A. Hall and ‘A probable Scottish hoard of the late sixteenth century’, 72 (2002), 176-80
N. M. McQ. Holmes,

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J. D. Bateson, ‘Two seventeenth-century copper hoards from Scotland [St Combs; Athelstaneford]’, 74 (2004),
187-90

D. Bateson, ‘The Castlecary hoard and the Civil War currency of Scotland’, 77 (2007), 226-45

N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘The Catherinefield, Dumfries, hoard, 2007-8’, 79 (2009), 172-85, pl.

N. M. McQ. Holmes, ‘A parcel of Edwardian coins from Lanarkshire’, 79 (2009), 230-35

Finds - Wales
W. J. Andrew, ‘Two tragedies, a mediæval charm, and a note on the mint of Rhuddlan’, 15 (1919-20), 61-72.
[Dyserth Castle find, pp. 67-70]
C. E. Blunt, ‘Saxon coins from Southampton and Bangor’, 27 (1952-54), 256-62, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘The 1962 Llantrithyd treasure trove and some thoughts on the first Norman coinage of Wales’, 31
(1962), 74-79, pl.
R. H. M. Dolley, ‘Two further coins of Henry I from Llantrithyd’, 33 (1964), 169-71
E. Besly, ‘Recent coin hoards from Wales, 1985-1992’, 63 (1993), 84-90, pl.
E. Besly, ‘Short Cross and other medieval coins from Llanfaes, Anglesey’, 65 (1995), 46-82, pl.
E. Besly, ‘A mid-fourteenth-century hoard from Llysdinam, Powys’, 67 (1997), 104-05
E. Besly, ‘A Civil War hoard from Tregwynt, Pembrokeshire’, 68 (1998), 119-36, 3 pls.
E. Besly, ‘A fourteenth-century hoard from Llanddona, Anglesey’, 72 (2002), 169-71
E. Besly, ‘The Monknash find and other foreign medieval coins from South Wales’, 80 (2010), 196-9

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