Teil von	British Numismatic Journal
Band	Band 91
Jahr der Veröffentlichung	2021
Verlag	British Numismatic Society
Veröffentlichungsort	London, Vereinigtes Königreich
Sprachen	Englisch
Nummer	N# L158719

Beiträge

• Review: Murray Andrews, Coin Hoarding in Medieval England and Wales, c.973−1544.
  Svein H. Gullbekk
• Review: Kevin Clancy, Objects of War. Currency in a Time of Conflict
  Richard Kelleher
• Review: Andrew Burnett, The Hidden Treasures of this Happy Island. A History of Numismatics in Britain from the Renaissance to the
  Hugh E. Pagan
• Revised Bibliography of Ian Stewart, Lord Stewartby
• A hoard of Roman coins found on Great Island, Co. Cork, Ireland, in 1851, Review: Paul and Bente R. Withers, Irish Gunmoney and the Emergency
  Joan E. L. Murray, David Woods
• The Scottish Post-Union copper coinage of James VI: new evidence
  Cameron Maclean
• Gunmoney embezzlement at the Dublin Mint, the introduction of the numerical months, and the start of minting at Limerick
  Oisín Mac Conamhna
• The production and use of coinage in East Anglia 500−800, S. 13-60
  Andrew Woods
• The Chew Valley hoard: preliminary report, S. 61-76
  Melvin Williams
• The mints and moneyers of England and Wales, 1066–1158: addenda and vol. 91 (2021), 254. corrigenda (2), S. 77-102
  Martin Allen
• Florentine gold florins and merchant-bankers in thirteenth-century England: 66. a recent florin find in context, S. 103-114
  William R. Day Jr.
• Charles Shephard. Attorney, solicitor and numismatic essayist, S. 157-170
  David Wilmer Dykes
• Presidential Address 2020. Decimalisation of Britains coinage, S. 171-182
  Kevin Clancy
• A new moneyer for Cynethryth, Queen of the Mercians, S. 183-185
  Rory Naismith
• A new Danelaw Monogram type combining Alfreds Two-Line and London Monogram types, S. 186-189
  James Alexander Mackay
• Lydford: a new mint-place for Æthelstan, S. 190-191
  Rory Naismith
• A new type for Sihtric of York (fl. c.941–4), S. 192-193
  Rory Naismith
• A new type for Eadwig, S. 194-196
  Hugh E. Pagan
• A previously unnoticed mid-tenth century coin hoard from Dublin, S. 197-198
  Hugh E. Pagan
• A hoard of coins of Henry I and Stephen from Dalton-in-Furness, Cumbria, S. 199-200
  Murray Andrews
• New types and unrecorded varieties of halfgroats and pennies of David II and Robert II of Scotland, S. 201-205
  Philip Higginson
• A Scottish billon penny of previously unrecorded type, S. 205-206
  Nicholas Melville McQuillan Holmes
• Two unrecorded Irish pennies of Richard III, S. 207-210
  Oisín Mac Conamhna
• Review: John Naylor, 50 Finds of Early Medieval Coinage, S. 247
  Rory Naismith
• Review: John Guy, Greshams Law: The Life and World of Queen Elizabeth Is Banker, S. 249
  D'Maris Coffman
• Review: Patricia Fara, Life after Gravity. Isaac Newtons London Career, S. 253
  Samuel Thomas Baxter
• Obituary: Dr Colin Stewart Sinclair Lyon 1926−2021, S. 257-266
• Three Tudor hoards containing continental gold coins, S. 267-272
  Murray Andrews

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