Teil von	British Numismatic Journal
Band	Band 23
Jahr der Veröffentlichung	1941
Verlag	British Numismatic Society
Veröffentlichungsort	London, Vereinigtes Königreich
Sprachen	Englisch
Nummer	N# L158653

Beiträge

• The Stamford and Peterborough mints. Part II. Descriptions of the coins struck at the Stamford mint
  William C. Wells
• Some notes on Scottish coins: an unpublished William the Lion sterling; Robert III pennies of the Perth mint; a Mary testoon with crowned bust
  Mark Davidson
• The coins of Eadmunds moneyers Faraman and Ingelgar, A.D. 939-46, S. 1-5
  H. Alexander Parsons
• WARRANTS AND SKETCHES OF THOMAS SIMON, S. 7-28
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Long Cross coins of Durham, S. 29-30
  Richard Hoe Lawrence
• Dies in the Public Record Office, 1938', S. 31-50
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• The first issue of David II, S. 51-58
  H. J. Dakers
• The heavy coinage of Henry VI, S. 59-90
  Cuthbert Alexander Whitton
• An Oxford hoard of the time of the Civil Wars, S. 91-96
  James David A. Thompson
• The “Weymouth” and “Salisbury” mints of Charles I, S. 97-118
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• British medals since 1760: Part II: 1820-1861', S. 119-152
  Anthony W. Grant
• A new imitation of a Short Cross penny, S. 153
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• An unpublished heavy penny of Edward IV, S. 153-154
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• A Bristol half-angel of Henry VI, S. 154-155
  Richard Cyril Lockett
• “Gilded twopences”, S. 156
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Unpublished varieties in the “milled” series, S. 156-
  William V. Wade
• Private tokens of Sir S. B. Peckham-Micklethwaite, S. 158
  F. B. Penfold
• Obituary: Major P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, S. 169-170
  John Shirley-Fox
• LONDE or LVNDE CIVITAS, S. 201-203
  Richard Hoe Lawrence
• The heavy coinage of Henry VI Part II. The Rosette Mascle to Trefoil Issues, S. 205-267
  Cuthbert Alexander Whitton
• Treasure trove, 1933-9, S. 269-286
  Derek Fortrose Allen, Anne S. Robertson
• Crosses and crowns: a study of coinage in the Elizabethan dramatists, S. 287-299
  Derek Fortrose Allen, W. R. Dunstan
• Sussex seventeenth-century tokens, S. 301-320
  J. B. Caldecott
• British medals since 1760: Part III: 1862-1909', S. 321-362
  Anthony W. Grant
• A milled gold-pattern £3 piece of Charles I, S. 363-364
  Cuthbert Alexander Whitton
• Obituary: Mr J. S. Shirley-Fox, S. 365-366
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt
• The heavy coinage of Henry VI Part III. The Leaf-Pellet to Lis-Pellet Issues, S. 399-437
  Cuthbert Alexander Whitton

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