Part of	British Numismatic Journal
Volume	Volume 27
Publication year	1954
Publisher	British Numismatic Society
Publication location	Londyn, United Kingdom
Languages	Angielski
Number	N# L158657

Articles

• Report on the pottery containers of the Redcar coin hoard
  Gerald Clough Dunning
• An early seventeenth-century collection of Anglo-Saxon coins
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The significance of die-axis in the context of the later Anglo-Saxon coinage
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Two numismatic journeys to Scandinavia: new moneyers for the types in
  Catherine Elizabeth King
• A piedfort lead trial-piece of Edward the Confessor [Perhaps a customs
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The animal “Anglo-Merovingian” and miscellaneous series of Anglo-Saxon sceattas, p. 1-38
  George Francis Hill
• The Canterbury (St Martins) hoard of Frankish and Anglo-Saxon coin- A contemporary forgery of a William III crown ornaments, p. 39-51
  Philip Grierson
• Three Anglo-Saxon notes: [1] A coin of Heaberht, King of Kent: Lord Ancient British coins from the Upchurch Marshes, Kent, p. 52-54
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt, Simon Gray
• Three Anglo-Saxon notes: [2] A Burgred-type coin with, apparently, the Two unpublished hoards of late Saxon pence in the Guildhall Museum name of King Æthilbearht of Wessex, p. 54-56
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Maidstone treasure-trove, p. 58-65
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley, Edgar Joseph Winstanley
• A note on the Maidstone pot, p. 65
  Margaret Warhurst
• British currency and the importation of bullion, 1793-1840, p. 73-79
  James David A. Thompson
• Documents illustrating the export of counterfeit currency to the West, p. 80-88
  James David A. Thompson
• The round halfpenny of Henry I, p. 91
  Thomas O. Mabbott, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• A find of Edward pence at Chester, p. 91-92
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Two unpublished coins of Edward IV-V, p. 93
  Philip William Poole Carlyon-Britton
• Note on the bronze container of the Bootham coin hoard, p. 93-94
  G. F. Willmot
• A countermarked Spanish dollar, p. 94
  S. A. H. Whetmore
• Obituaries: Miss Helen Farquhar, FRHistS, p. 101-103
  H. W. Taffs, Donald M. Stewart
• Obituaries: H. Alexander Parsons, p. 103
  Edgar Joseph Winstanley
• The Chester (1950) hoard, p. 125-160
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The Smarmore hoard of tenth-century pennies, p. 161-312
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt, J. S. Strudwick
• The Oxford mint and the triple unites of Charles I, p. 167-172
  R. D. Beresford-Jones
• Some local tokens and their issuers in early nineteenth-century Swansea the Sussex and Guildford mints, p. 173-174
  David Wilmer Dykes
• Six coins of Henry I class XIV from an uncertain hoard, p. 175-178
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• New light on the Abbot of Peterborough in the Norman period, p. 179-181
  Mark Jones
• (1952-54), 73-79, pls. An unrecorded variety of the countermarked dollar, p. 220-221
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• An Ancient British quarter-stater found at Irstead, Suffolk, 27 (1952-54), Saxon coins from Southampton and Bangor, p. 256-262
  A. H. F. Baldwin, Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• A small find of Anglo-Saxon pennies from Roncesvalles, p. 263-265
  Felipe Mateu y Llopis, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Double moneyers names on early Scottish pennies, p. 276-280
  Donald M. Stewart
• The 1953 Bootham treasure trove, p. 281-293
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley, L. Y. H.
• The Yearby (Redcar) hoard, p. 294-301
  John P. C. Kent
• The royal farthing tokens of James I, p. 313-333
  Charles Wilson Peck
• The attribution of the Thistle-head and Mullet groats, p. 384-389
  Donald M. Stewart

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