Teil von	British Numismatic Journal
Band	Band 30
Jahr der Veröffentlichung	1961
Verlag	British Numismatic Society
Veröffentlichungsort	London, Vereinigtes Königreich
Sprachen	Englisch
Nummer	N# L158660

Beiträge

• A new Durotrigic hoard from Godshill, Hampshire, S. 1-5
  Hugh de Sausmarez Shortt
• The two primary series of sceattas (1 of 2), S. 6-53
  Stuart Eborall Rigold
• Two die-links relative to the Anglo-Saxon mint at Northampton, S. 54-56
  Veronica J. Butler, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The mythical “helmet”/”long cross” mules of Æthelræd II, S. 57-60
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The mint of Axbridge, S. 61-69
  Mark Jones
• A note on the Anglo-Saxon mint of Reading, S. 70-75
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• A small parcel of pennies of the Confessor from the Sedlescombe find, S. 76-81
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Composition of English silver coins (870-1300), S. 82-87
  J. S. Forbes, D. B. Dalladay
• Some finds of medieval coins from Scotland and the north of England, S. 88-123
  David Michael Metcalf
• The silver coinages of Richard II, Henry IV, and Henry V. Part II: Henry IV, S. 124-150
  Wilfred James Wilson Potter
• Charles I Truro/Exeter half-crowns, S. 151-158
  D. G. Liddell, Alan Rayner
• Some further notes on Thomas Simon, S. 159-173
  S. A. H. Whetmore
• Minor products of British nineteenth-century die-sinking, S. 174-187
  Edward Hawkins
• The coins of the Sussex mints - Addenda and corrigenda, S. 188
  Catherine Elizabeth King
• A new mint for Stephen type 7, S. 188-189
  Mark Jones
• Two medieval finds from south Wiltshire: [1. Sterling from Rummen] [2. Coin weight for nobles], S. 189-190
  Hugh de Sausmarez Shortt, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• A unique penny of Henry IV and a new halfpenny of Henry VII, S. 190-192
  P. Frank Purvey
• A new variety of the quarter-noble of Henry V, S. 192-193
  D. Mangakis
• Edward coins with obverse mint-mark sun and rose dimidiated, S. 193-195
  F. M. Stubbs
• English Copper, Tin and Bronze Coins in the British Museum: addenda and corrigenda, S. 195-196
  Charles Wilson Peck
• [The human side of coins], S. 208-209
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Some hoard evidence from a nineteenth-century collection, S. 213-216
  Peter Spufford
• Some misread moneyers of London in the reign of Æthelræd II, S. 221-226
  Veronica J. Butler
• An apparently unrecorded class of Hiberno-Norse imitation of the coinage of Æthelræd II, S. 227-230
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Some further critical die-links in the Hiberno-Norse series, S. 231-234
  Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• Some Scandinavian coins in the names of Æthelræd, Cnut, and Harthacnut attributed by Hildebrand to English mints, S. 235-251
  Colin ‘Stewart’ Sinclair Lyon
• The problem of the “fleur-de-lis” sceptre on the Sigtuna coins of Cnut, S. 252-261
  Lars Olof Lagerqvist, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• The coinage of Henry VII (1 of 3), S. 262-301
  Wilfred James Wilson Potter, Edgar Joseph Winstanley
• The Tower gold of Charles I. Part IV: The angels, S. 302-330
  Konrad Schneider
• Five seventeenth-century coin hoards from Ulster, S. 331-343
  Herbert Allen Seaby
• Two gold hoards from Northern Ireland, S. 344-347
  Herbert Allen Seaby
• Photography of coins in monochrome and colour on 35mm. film, S. 348-359
  Charles Wilson Peck
• Coins at Nostell Priory, Yorkshire, S. 360-361
  Christopher Everlyn Blunt, Reginald Hugh Michael Dolley
• An obverse die-link of Canute between Norwich and Thetford, S. 361-363
  Gay van der Meer
• “EDWARDVS REX AIN” - De Bury or Hatfield?: a new approach to an old problem, S. 363-365
  Mark Jones
• The artistic challenge of a decimal coinage, S. 381-382
  Derek Fortrose Allen

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