Part of	British Numismatic Journal
Volume	Volume 26
Publication year	1951
Publisher	British Numismatic Society
Publication location	Londyn, United Kingdom
Languages	Angielski
Number	N# L158656

Articles

• Coins of Henry I from the Bournemouth district
  H. W. Taffs
• A hoard of English groats and Flemish double patards from Norham Castle
  Stuart Eborall Rigold
• The coinage of Britain in the Dark Ages, p. 1-27
  George Francis Hill, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Hedon near Hull - a new Norman mint, p. 28-30
  Mark Jones
• The trail of the Easterlings, p. 31-55
  Stuart Eborall Rigold
• The coinages of Henry VIII and Edward VI in Henrys name (pt 1 of 3), p. 56-89
  Cuthbert Alexander Whitton
• An Irish find of forged Scottish coins, p. 90-91
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Kingsley treasure trove, p. 91-92
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Thorpe Hall, Yorks., 1939', p. 93-94
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Ancient British tin coin from Canterbury, p. 94
  Frank W. Grove
• Obituaries: L. A. Lawrence, p. 95-96
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• Obituaries: C. A. Whitton, p. 96-97
  Edgar Joseph Winstanley
• Saxon sceattas and their problems, p. 129-154
  George Francis Hill
• Distinguishing marks on the later issues of David II, p. 155-163
  Mark Davidson
• The regnal attribution of the initial mark rose and sun dimidiated, p. 164-170
  Paul Arnold
• The coinages of Henry VIII and Edward VI in Henrys name (pt 2 of 3), p. 171-212
  Cuthbert Alexander Whitton
• A coin of the Dobuni, p. 213
  Hugh de Sausmarez Shortt
• A new type for Alfred, p. 213-215
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• The medallic jetton of Perkin Warbeck, p. 215-216
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• A ship type of Charles II, p. 216-220
  James David A. Thompson
• William III 1697 half-crown of the York mint with an edge inscription ANNO REGNI OCTAVO, p. 220-221
  E. C. Linton
• An unpublished angel of Edward IV, p. 221
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• Obituary: R. C. Lockett, p. 224-225
  A. H. F. Baldwin
• The “standard” and “London” series of Anglo-Saxon sceattas, p. 251-279
  George Francis Hill
• A round halfpenny of Henry I, p. 280-285
  Herbert Allen Seaby
• Round halfpennies of Henry I, p. 286-289
  Philip Grierson, George Cyril Brooke
• The coinages of Henry VIII and Edward VI in Henrys name (pt 3 of 3), p. 290-332
  Cuthbert Alexander Whitton
• Seventeenth-century tokens: the Browne Willis cabinet, p. 333-338
  Joseph Grafton Milne
• On a find of early British tin coins at Sunbury-on-Thames, p. 339-340
  Howard W. A. Linecar
• The end of Romano-British coinage reconsidered, p. 340-343
  George Francis Hill
• A new type for Archbishop Wulfred, p. 343-344
  Richard Paston Mack
• A Norman penny from Colchester Castle, p. 344-345
  Robert Andrew Glendinning Carson

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