Part of	British Numismatic Journal
Volume	Volume 29
Publication year	1959
Publisher	British Numismatic Society
Publication location	Londyn, United Kingdom
Languages	Angielski
Number	N# L158659

Articles

• Four Ancient British coins: silver coin of the Catuvellauni, p. 5-7
  C. W. Lister
• Some new Mercian coins: [1] An Offa-Iaenberht die-link; [2] The moneyer Eama on coins of Offa and Anglo-Saxon hoards and coins found in the north of Ireland, p. 9-11
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• Anglo-Saxon law and practice relating to mints and moneyers ..., p. 12-50
  R. S. Kinsey
• 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, p. 51-60
  Reginald Hugh Michael 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• Three West Country notes: the coinage of Milborne Port; the identity of the mint of “LA(N)G”; an unpublished Cnut moneyer of Lydford, p. 61-68
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Cnuts Quatrefoil type in English cabinets of the eighteenth century, p. 69-81
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley, David Michael Metcalf
• A parcel of Cross-and-Crosslets pence from the Tealby find, p. 82-86
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley, Mark Jones
• A St Patrick halfpenny of John de Courci, p. 87-90
  Herbert Allen Seaby
• The Brussels hoard: Mr. Baldwins arrangement of the Scottish coins, p. 91-97
  Donald M. Stewart
• An Anglo-Gallic gold hoard, p. 98-100
  Richard Snow
• The Tower gold of Charles I (Part II), p. 101-127
  Konrad Schneider
• The “Stirling” turners of Charles I, 1632-9, p. 128-151
  Robert B. K. Stevenson
• The pattern halfpennies and farthings of Anne, p. 152-171
  Charles Wilson Peck
• A note on some 18th-century dies in the Gloucester City Museum, p. 172-173
  H. Alexander Parsons
• The successful British counterfeiting of American paper money during the pls. American Revolution, p. 174-187
  Eric P. Newman
• A note on Roman coins found at the Dyer Court excavations, Cirencester, (1958-59), 404-14, pls. 1957', p. 188
  Richard Reece
• Finds of St Edmund memorial and other Anglo-Saxon coins from excavations at Thetford, p. 189-190
  Stuart Eborall Rigold
• The coins of the Sussex mints - Addenda and corrigenda, p. 190-191
  Catherine Elizabeth King
• The half-crowns of 1848, p. 191-193
  E. C. Linton
• A frosted Gothic Crown in an unusual setting, p. 193
  E. C. Linton
• Obituary: Harold Raby, p. 196
  James David A. Thompson
• Some Ancient British notes: 1. Two Ancient British coins in Paris; 2. A new Accounts for the year to Oct.1957, p. 205-206
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• An Icenian coin hoard from Lakenheath, Suffolk, p. 215-219
  Lady Briscoe
• Some further remarks on the Transitional Crux issue of Æthelræd II, p. 259-264
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• New light on the nineteenth-century find of pence of Æthelræd II from St Hertford; the mythical mint of Totleigh, p. 265-274
  Veronica J. Butler, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The myth of a coinage of the Ostmen of Dublin in the name of Tymme the mint of “LA(N)G”; an unpublished Cnut moneyer of Lydford, p. 275-288
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• New light on the order of the early issues of Edward the Confessor, p. 289-292
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• An uncertain mint of David I, p. 293-296
  Donald M. Stewart
• A note on the chronology of some published and unpublished “short cross” finds from the British Isles, p. 297-321
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The XVd Durham pennies of Edward III, p. 322-325
  P. Frank Purvey
• “EDWARDVS REX AIN” - De Bury or Hatfield?: a new approach to an old problem, p. 326-333
  Mark Jones
• The silver coinages of Richard II, Henry IV, and Henry V. [Part] I: Richard II, p. 334-352
  Wilfred James Wilson Potter
• Three early discoveries of “leather money”, p. 353-356
  David Michael Metcalf, Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• Westphalian countermarks on English groats, p. 357-361
  Peter Berghaus
• The Glenluce hoard, 1956, p. 362-381
  Donald M. Stewart
• The Tower gold of Charles I (Part III), p. 382-403
  Konrad Schneider
• Two coin hoards of the Rebellion Period (1641-9) from Ulster, p. 404-414
  Herbert Allen Seaby
• The coins of the Sussex mints: Adenda and Corrigenda, p. 415
  Catherine Elizabeth King
• A die-link between the mints of Dover and London at the end of the reign of Æthelræd II, p. 416-417
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley, Gay van der Meer
• Two unpublished Barnstaple/Exeter die-links, p. 417-190
  Mark Jones
• Three apparently unpublished Norman pennies of Lincoln, p. 419
  John Coubro Mossop
• Obituary: Raymond C. Carlyon-Britton, FSA, p. 427-4
  Donald M. Stewart

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