Part of	British Numismatic Journal
Volume	Volume 4
Publication year	1907
Publisher	British Numismatic Society
Publication location	Londyn, United Kingdom
Languages	Angielski
Number	N# L158634

Articles

• The influence of war on the coinage of England, p. 1-15
  H. W. Morrieson
• The Berkeley mint, p. 17-31
  Philip William Poole Carlyon-Britton
• The “Gothabyrig” mint, p. 33-45
  Philip William Poole Carlyon-Britton
• Part II: The histories of the mints [Beds. - Derbyshire], p. 47-78
  Philip William Poole Carlyon-Britton
• Portraiture of our Tudor monarchs on their coins and medals, p. 79-143
  Helen Farquhar
• A remarkable gold coin of Henry VIII, p. 145-155
  Richard Hoe Lawrence
• An Elizabethan coiner, p. 157-164
  Alan Cox
• The English silver coins of James I, p. 165-178
  H. W. Morrieson
• Early Australian coinage, p. 179-187
  A. Chitty
• The coins of the Ionian State, p. 189-192
  Nathan Heywood
• The bronze coinage of Queen Victoria, p. 193-219
  A. E. Weightman
• A hoard of staters and “gold bullets” recently discovered in France, with special reference to the Ancient British staters of the type of Evans, p. 221-228
  Cecil Roth
• Some Roman brass coins found at Lincoln, p. 229-234
  Nathan Heywood
• A leaden cross bearing a styca impression and other antiquities found in York, p. 235-237
  G. A. Auden
• A hoard of English coins found in Switzerland, p. 239-240
  Cecil Roth
• The Anglo-Saxon computation of historic time in the ninth century, p. 241-310
  Alfred Anscombe
• Forgery in relation to numismatics, p. 311-316
  Richard Hoe Lawrence
• Leaden tokens, p. 317-326
  J. B. Caldecott

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