COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015

EDITED BY RICHARD ABDY, MARTIN ALLEN AND JOHN NAYLOR

Between 1975 and 1985 the Royal Numismatic Society published summaries of coin hoards from the British Isles and elsewhere in its serial publication Coin Hoards, and in 1994 this was revived as a separate section in the Numismatic Chronicle. In recent years the listing of finds from England, Wales and Northern Ireland in Coin Hoards was principally derived from reports originally prepared for publication in the Treasure Annual Report, but the last hoards published in this form were those reported under the 1996 Treasure Act in 2008. In 2012 it was decided to publish summaries of hoards from England, Wales, Scotland, the Isle of Man, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the Channel Islands in the British Numismatic Journal on an annual basis. The hoards are listed in two sections, with the first section consisting of summaries of Roman hoards, and the second section providing more concise summaries of medieval and post-medieval hoards. In both sections the summaries include the place of finding, the date(s) of discovery, the suggested date(s) of deposition, and the number allocated to the hoard when it was reported under the terms of the Treasure Act (in England and Wales) or the laws of Treasure Trove (in Scotland). For reasons of space names of finders are omitted from the sum- mary of medieval and post-medieval hoards. Reports on most of the English and Welsh hoards listed are available online from the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) website: select the ‘Search our database’ bar under finds.org.uk/database, and type in the treasure case number without spaces (e.g. 2013T680).

Contributors Abbreviations R.A. Richard Abdy ABC E. Cottam, P. de Jersey, C. Rudd and J. Sills, J.B. Bowsher Ancient British Coins (Aylsham, 2010). A.B. Anni Byard BMC Coins of the in the British R.C. Riccardo Caravello Museum, 6 vols (London, 1923–62). J.C. Julie Cassidy BMCIA R. Hobbs, British Iron Age Coins in the British N.C. Nina Crummy Museum (London, 1996). V.D. Vincent Drost Brown I.D. Brown and M. Dolley, Coin Hoards of H.F. Helen Fowler and Great Britain and Ireland 1500–1967 (London, T.G. Teresa Gilmore Dolley 1971). N.H. Nicholas Holmes CHRB Coin Hoards from (series) R.J. Ralph Jackson Dep. Deposited A.M. Adrian Marsden DT L.-P. Delestrée and M. Tache, Nouvel atlas des F.M. Faye Minter monnaies Gauloises, 4 vols (Saint-Germain-en- S.M. Sam Moorhead Laye, 1992–2008). S.N. Stuart Noon RBCH A.S. Robertson, An Inventory of Romano- V.O. Vanessa Oakden British Coin Hoards, ed. R. Hobbs and T.V. R.P. Rob Philpott Buttrey. RNS Special Publication 20 (London, P.R. Peter Reavill 2000). J.S. Julie Shoemark RIC The Roman Imperial Coinage, 10 vols (London, D.S. David Shotter 1923–2007). J.W. Julian Watters RRC M.H. Crawford, Roman Republican Coinage R.We. Rob Webley (Cambridge, 1974). N.W. Nicholas Wells t.p.q. terminus post quem R.W. Rachel Wilkinson VA R. Van Arsdell, Celtic Coinage of Britain A.W. Alastair Willis (London, 1989).

Coin Hoards from the British Isles 2015, British Numismatic Journal 85 (2015), 291–300. ISSN 0143–8956. © British Numismatic Society. 292 COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015

Roman hoards intaglio. Some of the objects had been in the box when buried, and most of the coins had been buried in a 1. Dolphinholme, Lancs, Apr. 2014 (2014 T320) leather or cloth bag or purse. Such a collection of pre- Dep.: Probably early years of Roman occupation. cious metal jewellery and coins from a single archaeo- Contents: Three silver denarii (struck 131–64 bc). logical context associated with the Boudican revolt has Note: PAS ID: LANCUM-4DC831. never before been found in Colchester, where the metal Finder: Jim Newton, with a metal detector. artefacts from the Boudican destruction levels are Disposition: Lancaster City Museum has expressed generally copper-alloy fragments of ordinary domestic interest. or military items. R.A. Finders: Colchester Archaeological Trust, during 2. Pontsbury area, Shropshire, Sept. 2014 (2014 T633) controlled excavation. Dep.: Probably early years of Roman occupation. Disposition: Colchester and Ipswich Museum Service Contents: Three silver denarii: Republic (70 and 47 bc), have expressed interest. 2; (27 bc–ad 14), 1 N.C. Note: PAS ID: WMID-AABF61. 6. Dacorum, Herts, Aug. 2014 (2014 T669) Finder: Marie Hunt, with a metal detector. Dep.: ad 78 or later. Disposition: No museum has expressed interest. Contents: Four silver denarii: Republic (47 and 46 bc), T.G. 2; Mark Antony (32–31 bc), 1; (ad 69–79), 1. 3. Malpas, Cheshire, Jan. 2014 (2014 T89) Note: PAS ID: BH-A74A1A. Dep.: Probably early years of Roman occupation. Finder: Gregory Edmund, with a metal detector. Contents: Seven Iron Age gold staters and 28 Roman Disposition: Three Rivers Museum has expressed interest. silver denarii: Staters: Western gold EISV, 3; North J. W. Eastern gold VEP CORF, 4. Denarii: Roman Republic 7. Kington, Herefordshire, Feb. 2014 (2014 T726, (types issued between 134–48 BC), 16; Julius (44 addenda to 2013 T500) bc), 1; Octavian (42 bc), 1; Brutus (43–42 bc), 1; Mark Dep.: 122 or later. Antony (31 bc), 1; Augustus (27 bc–ad 14), 2; Contents: Three silver denarii: (ad 54–68), 1; (ad 14–37), 6. Vespasian (ad 69–79), 1; (ad 98–117), 1 Note: The relative lack of wear on the Tiberian denarii Note: PAS ID: HESH-70C170. Find now totals 14 supports a date soon after the Roman invasion. This denarii to ad 122. dating is consistent with the likely dating of the Iron Finders: Alun Critcheon and Ian Cole, with metal Age coins. PAS ID: LVPL-DFD9E1. detectors. Finders: Alan Shilton and Robert Carter, with metal Disposition: Kington Museum has expressed interest. detectors. P.R. Disposition: British Museum (for some material), the 8. Edgefield, Norfolk, July 2013 (2013 T617) National Museums Liverpool, and Congleton Museum Dep.: 117–38 or later. have all expressed interest. Contents: 17 Æ dup./asses and one Æ quadrans: V.O./R.P./I.L. (ad 41–54), 1; possibly Nero (ad 64–68), 1; 4. South Norfolk area, July–Aug. 2013 (2014 T94, Vespasian (ad 69–79), 1; uncertain Flavian (ad 69–96), addenda to 2012 T810) 3; (117–38), 3 + 1 quadrans, illegible, 7. Dep.: Probably early years of Roman occupation. Finder: Simon Gray, with a metal detector. PAS ID: Contents: 54 silver denarii: Roman Republic (types NMS-3D9D54. issued between 148–48 bc), 26; Julius Caesar (49–45 bc), Disposition: No museums have expressed interest. 2; P. Clodius, (42 bc), 1; C. Vibius Varus (42 bc), 1; A.M. Octavian (32–29 bc), 1; Mark Antony (32–31 bc), 5; 9. Charlwood, Surrey, Nov. 2014 (2014 T853, addenda to Augustus (27 bc–ad 14), 8; Tiberius (ad 14–37), 10. 2011 T297 and 2012 T847) Note: Addenda bring the hoard total to 113 denarii to Dep.: c.161. ad 37. PAS ID: NMS-0F1E88. Contents: Two silver denarii: Hadrian (117–38), 1; Finder: John Paul Kineavy, with a metal detector. Sabina, 1 Disposition: Norwich Castle Museum has expressed Note: PAS ID: SUR-662748 and SUR-781104. This interest. find is a second addenda to the 2011 find of two Iron A.M. Age coins, 13 Roman denarii and 6 objects with an end 5. Colchester, Essex, Aug. 2014 (2014 T577) date of c.161 (2011 T297). The first addenda are 2012 T847 (5 Roman denarii and 1 quinarius to c.161). Dep.: ad 60–61. Finders: Martin Hay and Mairi Sargent, with metal Contents: Roman jewellery, box and coins, the latter detectors. consisting of 22 silver and 3–4 copper-alloy (precise Disposition: Surrey Archaeological Society has number still uncertain as they were in a corroded expressed acquisition interest. clump), only two denarii are so far legible as conserva- V. D. tion work ongoing: Augustus (27 bc–ad 14), 2 (Lyon). Note: PAS ID: ESS-058E5B. The other objects in the 10. Low Side Quarter, Cumbria, June 2014 (2014 T382, jewellery box consist of gold and silver bracelets, a sil- addenda to 2013 T480) ver chain, gold finger-rings, gold and pearl earrings, a Dep.: c.161 lidded wooden box covered with thin silver sheet and Contents: Three silver denarii: (ad 68–69), 1; set on ivory legs, a copper-alloy pendant, and a glass Trajan (ad 98–117), 1; Sabina (128–38), 1 COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015 293

Note: PAS ID: LANCUM-5B5C83. Total now stands Contents: 30 silver denarii: (ad 69), 1; Vespasian at 30 denarii to 161 (original find PAS ID: LANCUM- (ad 69–79), 1; Caesar, 2; Caesar, 2; 3A83C7). (ad 96–98), 1; Trajan (ad 98–117), 7; Hadrian Finder: Daniel Boakes, with a metal detector. (117–38), 3; Sabina, 1; Antoninus Caesar, 1; Antoninus Disposition: Senhouse Roman Museum, Maryport has Pius (138–61), 6; Diva Faustina I, 1; Marcus Caesar, 1; expressed acquisition interest. Divus Pius (161), 1; (161–69), 1; Faustina R.A. II (161–76), 1. Note: A Treasure Trove case reported many years later. 11. Roxby, North Lincs, 1992 and June 1995 (pre- PAS ID: WMID-1AC648. Treasure Act) Finder: Name withheld, with a metal detector. Dep.: 138–61 or later Disposition: Warwickshire Museum has expressed Contents: 35 dupondii/asses: Claudius (ad 41–54), 2; interest. Nero (ad 54–68), 3; Vespasian (ad 69–79), 5; R.A. Vespasian or Titus, 5; Titus (ad 79–81), 1; Domitian (ad 81–96), 7; Nerva (ad 96–98), 1; Trajan (ad 98–117), 2; 15. Woodbridge area, Suffolk, Oct. 2014 (2014 T893, Hadrian (117–38), 1; (138–61), 1; addendum to 2009 T622, 2012 T399 and 2012 T955) uncertain emperor, 7. Dep.: 172–76 or later. Note: Found scattered whilst metal detecting between Contents: Silver denarius: Divus Antoninus Pius (161), 1. 1992 and June 1995. 35 dup./asses form a coherent Note: PAS ID: EKE 022 1106. 22 coins from this group (amongst a number of stray Roman coins finds Antonine denarius hoard have previously been recovered. and two small copper alloy objects (a dolphin-type Finder: Terry Marsh, with a metal detector. brooch and a strap-end fragment)) and probably belong Disposition: No museum has expressed interest. together as a hoard. F.M. Finder(s): Name(s) withheld, with a metal detector. 16. Acton, Cheshire, Dec. 2014 (2014 T966) Disposition: With finder(s); pre-Treasure Act case Dep.: c.198. shown for recording purposes only. Contents: 5 silver denarii deposited within a lead cone V. D. shaped container with a lead disc stopper: All the denarii are of (193–211), issued 12. Kings Cliffe, Northants, Jan. 2014 (2014 T150, between 194 and 198. addenda to 2011 T688) Note: PAS ID: LVPL-15E376. The cast lead alloy con- Dep.: 141–61 or later. tainer is conical with a sub-circular cross-section (45.18 Contents: Two silver denarii of Hadrian (117–38). mm length and 40.15 mm max. width; wt. 50.5 g). Lead Note: PAS ID: NARC-350635. The original find of this alloy circular disc stopper: 25.28 mm diam., 5.32 mm Antonine denarius hoard consisted of 16 coins. thick; wt. 19.9 g. Finder(s): Radoslaw Runowski, with a metal detector. Finder: Rick Moore, with a metal detector. Disposition: Disclaimed and returned to finder(s). Disposition: To be decided. J.C. D.S. / V.O. 13. Belladrum, Kiltarlity, near Beauly, Inverness-shire 17. Bottesford area, Lincs, 1997-2013 (2014 T288 (2012 and 2014 addenda) addenda) Dep.: 161 or later. Dep.: 207 or later. Contents: 41 AR denarii: Domitian (ad 81–96), 7; Contents: PAS ID: NLM-ADA762 etc. Four silver denarii: Trajan (ad 98–117), 9; ? Trajan, 1; Hadrian (117–38), 9; (ad 69), 1; Diva Faustina I (141–61), 1; Aurelius Hadrian for Sabina, 1; Antoninus Pius (138–61), 4; Pius Caesar (139–61), 1; Septimius Severus (193–211), 1 for Diva Faustina I, 4; Pius for Caesar, Note: The original find was a Severan denarius hoard 3; Pius for Faustina II, 2; Marcus Aurelius (ad 161–80), (tpq 207) consisting of 165 coins (and eleven pottery for Divus Antoninus Pius, 1. sherds from a greyware globular jar). This was pub- Note: Ten coins from this hoard were reported previ- lished by J. Williams and V. Rigby in CHRB XI, pp. ously (NC 171 (2011), 410). Four more were subse- 139–46. Another Severan denarius hoard in the same quently located by detector searching, and a further general area has been recorded separately under a dif- twenty-seven were recovered in the course of an archae- ferent findspot name: Holme, Lincs (2003 T225), 408 ological excavation on the site of the original metal- AR denarii and a small grey ware jar or flagon to ad detector finds, including the denarius of Divus Antoninus 209; hoard summary in NC 2006, pp. 368–9. Also Pius, which pushes the date of deposition forward into declared from the same finder was a base silver radiate the reign of Marcus Aurelius. It is intended that a full of Philip II as Caesar (244–47), however as this forms a catalogue of the coins, together with an assessment of very obvious outlier to the denarius hoard group it is the possible significance of the hoard, should be included treated as a stray find. in the report on the excavation to be prepared by Dr Finder: Mr J. Sparks, with a metal detector. Fraser Hunter, of National Museums Scotland. Disposition: North Lincolnshire Museum has expressed Disposition: The earlier finds were claimed as Treasure interest. Trove and allocated to Inverness Museum, and it is antic- R.A. ipated that the excavation finds will follow them there. 18. Breckland, Norfolk, Oct. 2013 (2014 T516) N.H. Dep.: 223 or later. 14. Warwick area, Warks, 1985–92 (2014 T203) Contents: Two base silver denarii: (218–22), Dep.: 161–76 or later. 1; (222–35), 1 294 COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015

Note: PAS ID: NMS-D4F0CA is possible that some of the coins are held by Leeds Finder: Malcolm Weale, with a metal detector. Museum Service. Disposition: Disclaimed and returned to finder. Finder: Name withheld, with a metal detector. A.M. Subsequent archaeological investigation carried out by West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service. 19. South Brent, Devon, May 2014 (2014 T312) Disposition: Bradford Museums, Galleries and Heritage Dep.: 224 or later. has expressed interest. Contents: 11 Æ sestertii: Hadrian (117–38), 1; Antoninus V.D./R.A. Pius (138–61), 2; Aurelius Caesar, 1; Marcus Aurelius (161–80), 3; Faustina II, 2; Julia Domna (Wars of the 23. Flamstead End, Herts, 2012–13 (2014 T489) Succession, ad 193–97), 1; Severus Alexander (222–35), 1 Dep.: 238–44 or later. Note: Last coin is Severus Alexander TR P III (224). Contents: Eight silver denarii and 66 Æ sestertii/ PAS ref.: DEV-37EC41. fractions: denarii: Augustus (27 bc–ad 14), 1; Tiberius Finder: Mark Ashley, with a metal detector. (ad 14–37), 1; Galba (ad 68–69), 1; Vespasian (ad 69–79), Disposition: No museums have expressed interest. 1; Trajan (ad 98–117), 2; Marcus Aurelius (161–80), 1; R.A. , 1. Sestertii/fractions: Vespasian (ad 69–79), 2; Trajan (ad 98–117), 3 (incl 1 as); Antoninus Pius 20. Fangfoss, East Yorks., Nov. 2014 (2014 T905) (138–61), 1; Diva Faustina I, 2; Marcus Aurelius (161–80), Dep.: 222–35 or later. 3; Lucius Verus, 1; Aurelius or Verus, 1; Lucilla, 1; Diva Contents: A fused lump of base silver denarii, at least Faustina II, 1; Lucilla or Faustina II, 1; seven coins – possibly burnt as they are deformed into a (180–92), 1; uncertain Antonine Empress, 2; Septimius fused mass (total wt. 14.01 g). Three of the coins can be Severus (193–211), 3; Julia Domna, 1; uncertain identified as of Severus Alexander (222–35) but further Severan Emperor, 1 (as); Gordian III (238–44), 1 (as); details are uncertain due to the condition of the coins. uncertain emperor, 41 (incl 19 dup./asses). Note: PAS ID: YORYM-6C737B. Note: 20 radiates/nummi dating to the third and fourth Finder: Anthony Feetenby, with a metal detector. centuries ad were also recovered but are very unlikely to Disposition: No museum has expressed interest. be part of the hoard. Also a gold of Trajan was R.A. previously found nearby. PAS ID: BH-80B838. 21. West Knoyle, Wilts., Mar.–Aug. 2014 (2014 T194) Acquired by Lowewood Museum (reg. no. 2014.0216). Dep.: 222–35 or later. A number of non-coin artefacts were also recovered but Contents: Six base silver denarii: Septimius Severus were not considered related to the hoard and will appear (193–211), 2; Julia Domna, 2; Julia Maesa (under on the PAS database. Elagabalus, 218–22), 1; Severus Alexander (222–35), 1 Finders: Chris Boulton and Nik Driver, with metal Note: PAS ID: SOM-D0A907. Further Roman coins detectors. found in the fields to the east of the hoard are treated as Disposition: Lowewood Museum has declared interest. single losses and recorded on the PAS database. V. D. Finder(s): Name(s) withheld, with a metal detector. 24. South Oxfordshire, May-June 2013 (2013 T380, Disposition: Disclaimed and returned to finder(s). addenda to 2012 T510) R.We./L.B./S.M. Dep.: 269–71 or later. 22. Riddlesden, West Yorks, Mar.–Apr. 2014 (2014 Contents: 22 denarii and 29 radiates: denarii: uncertain T151) Antonine (161–80), 1; (198–217), 3; Dep.: c.238. Elagabalus (218–22), 4; Severus Alexander (222–35), 14; radiates: Gordian III (238–44), 2; Philip I (244–49), Contents: 110 silver denarii: Domitian Caesar (ad 2; Otacilia Severa, 1; (249–51), 2; I 69–79), 1; Trajan (ad 98–117), 3; Hadrian (117–38), 5; Antoninus Pius (138–61), 5; Diva Faustina I, 2, Faustina (253–60), 3; (joint reign, 253–60), 1; Salonina II, 1; Marcus Aurelius (161–80), 7; Lucius Verus (161–69), (joint reign, 253–60), 1; Gallienus (sole reign, 260–68), 2; Faustina II, 1; Commodus (180–92), 4; Divus 1; : (260–69), 10; Antoninus, 1; Septimius Severus (Wars of the Succession, (269–71), 1; emperor illegible, 5 193–97), 2; Septimius Severus (Joint reign of Severus and Note: PAS ID: BERK-AD7AE7. Original find Caracalla, 198–209), 13; Caracalla, 9; Julia Domna, 5; (BERK-3E4286) consisted of 5 denarii and 11 radiates Caesar, 8; Plautilla, 3; Septimius Severus (Joint (same tpq). reign of Severus and Caracalla/Geta, 198–211), 1; Finders: Names withheld, with a metal detector. Septimius Severus (Joint reign of Severus, Caracalla and Disposition: Oxfordshire Museums Service. Geta, 209–11), 2; Geta, 1; Caracalla (211–17), 7; Julia A.B. Domna, 2; Elagabalus (218–22), 4; Julia Maesa, 2; 25. South Petherton, Somerset, Nov. 2013 (2013 T775) Severus Alexander (222–35), 7; Julia Mamaea, 1; Dep.: 274 Maximinus I (235–38), 2; Uncertain emperor/empress, 9. Contents: 1 irregular as, 1 sestertius, 1 base silver denar- Note: PAS ID SWYOR-810366. Those coins might ius and 7,555 radiates: irregular as: Claudius I (ad possibly be remnants of an antiquarian discovery 41–54), 1. Sestertius: Marcus Aurelius (161–80), 1. reported from the same general area: the Bingley Denarius: Septimius Severus (Wars of the Succession, (Elam) Hoard (RBCH 434). That hoard, discovered in 193–97), 1. Radiates: Gordian III (238–44), 1; Philip I 1775, consists of ‘many hundreds’ of denarii (possibly (244–49), 1; Decius (249–51), 1; Herennia Etruscilla, 1; including a few radiates) from Nero (ad 54–68) to (251–53), 4; Valerian I (253–60), (238) buried in a copper alloy box or chest. It 107; Gallienus (joint reign, 253–60), 45; Uncertain COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015 295

(Valerian or Gallienus), 1, Salonina (joint reign, 253–60), similar size and composition II = 4,957 radiates to 279 60, Valerian II, 4; Divus Valerian II, 12; (including the second known specimen of an issue of Caesar, 10; Saloninus Augustus, 1; Gallienus (Sole reign, Domitian II), while I = 4,145 radiates also down to 260–68), 1359; Salonina, 100; Claudius II (268–70), 762; . Divus Claudius II, 66; (270), 121; Finder: Neal Cox, with a metal detector. (270–75), 52; Postumus (260–69), 772; Laelian (269), Disposition: No museum has expressed interest. 23; Marius (269), 81; Victorinus (269–71), 3,296; J. W. (271–74), 526; Tetricus II, 112; Uncertain 29. Holt II, Dorset, Nov. 2014 (2014 T835) Gallic emperor, 3; Emperor illegible, 1; Irregular radiates, 33 Dep.: 276–82. Note: PAS ID: SOM-B7CA61. A single Claudian copy Contents: 78 base-metal radiates: Central Empire: in wretched condition was amongst irregular radiates in Valerian I (253–60), 1; Gallienus (sole reign, 260–68), 6; the hoard. Latest Aurelian coin is of the fourth series at Salonina (sole reign), 1; Claudius II (268–70), 1; Probus Milan (274). The sestertius of Marcus Aurelius had (276–82), 2; Gallic Empire: Postumus (260–69), 1; fused through corrosion to a plain copper alloy ring Victorinus (269–71), 8; Tetricus I (271–74), 12; Tetricus (3.60 g; max diam. 26 mm). II, 2; uncertain emperor (260–74), 42; irregular, 2 Finder: George Hughes, with a metal detector. (‘Claudius II’) Disposition: To be decided. The BM has expressed Note: PAS ID: DOR-5D3543. Another hoard was pre- acquisition interest in some of the variants. viously found on the same field in 2013 (2013 T221 A.W./R.A. ‘Holt I’) with an addenda found in 2014 (2014 T962). Although the present hoard is very similar in its compo- 26. Chalvington with Ripe, East Sussex, Nov. 2013 (2013 sition to the previous one, it was found sufficiently far T779) away (and also on a slightly different alignment) for it Dep.: 271–74 or later. to be likely to be a separate deposit. Contents: 336 BI radiates, mostly irregular: Gallienus Finder: Gary Smith, with a metal detector. (260–68), 5; Claudius II (268–70), 8; Divus Claudius Disposition: Priest’s House Museum, Wimborne (270), 7; Tetricus I (271–74), 9; Tetricus II, 4; Uncertain Minster has expressed interest. Gallic, 1; irregular, 293; uncertain emperor, 9 V. D. Note: The coins were contained within eight fragments of a coarse ware jar consisting of base and seven body 30. Holt I, Dorset, Apr. 2013 (2013 T221) sherds. PAS ID: SUSS-C9B421. Dep.: 284–86. Finder: Keith Andreae, with a metal detector. Contents: 295 Æ radiates: Central Empire: Gallienus Disposition: No museum has expressed interest. (253–68), 27; Salonina (253–68), 1; Claudius II (268–70), R.A. 22; Divus Claudius II (270), 2; Quintillus (270), 2; Probus (276–82), 5; (284–305), 1. Gallic 27. Christchurch, Cambs, Nov. 2013 to Jan. 2014 (2014 Empire: Postumus (260–69), 2; Victorinus (269–71), 40; T83) Tetricus I (271–74), 30; Tetricus II (273–74), 23, uncer- Dep.: 271–74 or later. tain Gallic emperor, 16; uncertain emperor, 1. Irregular, 6 Contents: 3 denarii, 18 Æ sestertii and sestertius frac- Note: PAS ID: DOR-D49090. Addendum of Diocletian tions and 411 Æ radiates/barbarous radiates: Denarii: radiate, 1st series of Lyon, 284–86, reported but yet to Hadrian (117–38), 1; Marcus Aurelius as Caesar (139–61), be analysed (2014 T962; PAS ID: tbc). 1; irregular (plated), 1. Sestertii and fractions: Trajan Finder: Gary Smith, with a metal detector. (90–117), 3; Hadrian (117–38), 6; Antoninus Pius Disposition: No museums have expressed interest. (138–61), 1; Commodus (180–92), 2; Uncertain emperor, R.W. 6. Radiates: Valerian (253–60), 1. Gallic Empire: Postumus (260–69), 1; Tetricus I (271–74), 2; Tetricus I 31. Wareham St Martin, Dorset, Nov. 2013 (2013 T822) or II, 1; Uncertain emperor, 2; Irregular, 404. Dep.: 286. Note: Although the presence of the earlier coin types in Contents: 1 AE denarius and 751 AE radiates: Denarius: a hoard of barbarous radiates would be unusual, the Gallienus (sole reign, 260–68), 1. Radiates: Salonina possibility that they belong to the hoard cannot be (Joint reign, 253–60), 1; Gallienus (Sole reign, 260–68), formally excluded. PAS ID: CAM-F7C9541. 97; Salonina, 4; Claudius II (268–70), 90; Divus Finders: Dave Dummett and Tilden Etges, with metal Claudius II (270), 15; Quintillus (270), 2; Aurelian detectors. (270–75), 7; (275–76), 5; Florian (276), 1, Disposition: No museum has expressed interest. Probus (276–82), 9; (285–305), 1. Gallic V.D. Empire: Postumus (260–69), 12; Victorinus (269–71), 125; Tetricus I (271–74), 235; Tetricus II, 103; Uncertain 28. Chalgrove, Oxon, Mar.–May 2013 (2014 T874, Gallic emperor, 5. Irregular copies, 31. Emperor illegi- probably addenda to 2003 T83) ble, 8. Dep.: 279. Note: PAS ID: DOR-202CF7. Latest coin is of Contents: Ten base metal radiates: Postumus (260–69), Maximian at Lyon minted during the joint reign with 1; Victorinus (269–71), 1; Tetricus I (271–74), 5; irregu- Diocletian (285–93) and placed in the Bastien corpus to lar radiates, 3 2nd series, 286. The coins were contained within the Note: PAS ID: BH-74A105. Probably addenda to 2003 T83, Chalgrove II, but Chalgrove I (a pre-Treasure Act plough-truncated remains of a thin-walled WA Type 3 case, RBCH 756A) is another possibility, although its Black Burnished Ware jar. findspot was slightly further away. Both hoards were of Finders: Gary Smith, with a metal detector. 296 COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015

Disposition: Dorset County Museum has expressed Contents: One copper-alloy nummus of Constantine I acquisition interest. (, 307–08) R.A. Note: PAS ID: SF-1CB89A. The total find now stands at 15 nummi of 295–313. 32. Leominster, Herefordshire, July 2013 (2013 T492) Finder: Mark Frost, with a metal detector. Dep.: 286 or later. Disposition: Disclaimed and returned to finder. Contents: 518 Æ radiates: Salonina (Joint reign, 253–60), F.M. 1; Gallienus (Sole reign, 260–68), 58; Salonina (Sole reign), 2; Claudius II (268–70), 55; Divus Claudius II 36. Hartlebury, Worcs, July and Sept. 2014 (2014 T573, (270), 16; Quintillus (270), 7; Aurelian (270–75), 2; addenda to 2012 T148) Tacitus (275–76), 3; Probus (276–82), 4; Joint reign of Dep.: 320–24. Maximian (285–305), 1; Gallic Empire: Postumus Contents: 14 AE nummi: 313–18, 2 (London, 1; Lyon 1); (260–69), 7; Marius (269), 1; Victorinus (269–71), 89; 320–24, 11 (London, 6; Trier, 3; Ticinum, 1; Aquileia, Divus Victorinus (271), 1; Tetricus I (271–74), 186; 1); uncertain reverse/mint (318–24), 1 Tetricus II, 71. Irregular, 6. British Empire: Carausius Note: PAS ID: WMID-C876A0. The composition of (286–93), 8. this group is very similar to that of the original find Note: PAS ID: HESH-91B963. Maximian specimen is which also consisted of fourteen nummi. 2nd series Lyon (286). Thus for tpq Leominster is simi- Finders: Steve Godson, Mark Johnson, Don Kenny, lar in composition to Normanby and likewise contains Nathan Loughton, Simon Loughton, Carl Moran and the earliest phases of both Carausian marked series, L Scott Owen, with metal detectors. and C. There was evidence that the hoard had once Disposition: No museum has expressed acquisition been contained within leather bag(s) since a number of interest. surviving fragments of leather had been preserved by V. D. the copper alloy corrosion products. 37. Telford area, Shropshire, Aug. 2014 (2014 T572) Finders: Martin Fulloway and Jeremy Daw, with metal Dep.: 330–40. detectors. Contents: 24 Æ Constantinian nummi: 318–24, 1 (Trier); Disposition: Herefordshire Museum Service has 330–40, 19 (Trier, 8; uncertain, 11); Irregular, 2; uncer- expressed interest. tain period, 2 R.A./V.D. Note: PAS ID: WMID-C6D2A6. 33. Marham, Norfolk, June 2013 (2013 T420) Finder: Kim Anderson, with a metal detector. Dep.: 293–95/6. Disposition: Disclaimed and returned to finder. R.C./T.G. Contents: 14 Æ radiates of Carausius (286–93), 7 and Allectus (293–95/6), 7. 38. Tamworth, Staffs, Sept. 2014 (2014 T784) Finders: Barry John Howard and Reo Antonio Howard Dep.: 335 or later. Freitas, with metal detectors. Contents: 33 copper alloy nummi of the House of Note: PAS ID: NMS-3EF493. Constantine: 324–30, 1 (Trier); 330–35 (Gloria Exercitus Disposition: No museums have expressed interest. with two standards), 18 (Trier, 6; Arles, 1; Lyon, 3; A.M. uncertain, 8); 330–35 (Urbs Roma), 6 (Trier, 5; uncer- tain, 1); 330–35 (Constantinopolis), 5 (Trier, 2; Lyon, 1; 34. Wold Newton, East Yorks., Sept. 2014 (2014 T645) uncertain, 2); uncertain rev., 3 Dep.: 307. Note: PAS ID: WMID-778A93. Lack of one standard Contents: 1 radiate and 1,856 large module nummi: Gloria Exercitus types suggest a tpq of 335. Radiate: Claudius II (268–70), 1. Nummi: 1st Finders: Jim Wall, Andrew Robinson, Colin Pearson, (294–305), 1,622 (London, 298; Trier, 847; Lyon, 262; Barry Carpenter, Alan Horton, Linda Gill, Lyndon Ticinum, 80; Aquileia, 10; Rome, 57; Carthage, 34; Smith, John Serafin, Frank Barnsley, Jason Davis, Neil Siscia, 6; Thessalonica, 1; Cyzicus, 1; Antioch, 6; Harvey, Don Harris, Jeff Stewart, George Brendel and Alexandria, 1; uncertain, 7; irregular copies, 12); 2nd John Sparrow, with metal detectors. Tetrarchy (305–07) full weight module, 124 (London, Disposition: Potteries Museum & Art Gallery have 105; Trier, 11; Lyon, 7; Ticinum, 1); 1st weight reduc- expressed interest. tion of 307, 48 (London, 39; Trier, 6; Lyon, 3); 2nd T.G. weight reduction of 307, 62 (London, 58; Trier, 4). Note: PAS ID: DUR-16C89F. Pottery: fourth-century 39. Spilsby, Lincs, Aug. 2014 (2014 T629) ad Crambeck Grey Ware jar and dish. The jar was Dep.: 335–40. nearly intact (except for rim) and contained the coins in Contents: 206 nummi: 317–24, 1 (Trier); 330–35, 151 situ. Also three grey-black coarseware sherds (one used (Trier, 42; Lyon, 21; Arles, 12; Aquileia, 2; Rome, 2; as the lid of the jar). Also found in the jar alongside Siscia, 2; uncertain, 70); 335–40, 30 (Trier, 9; Lyon, 1; the coins was a small spherical blue glass bead with a Arles, 1; uncertain, 19); uncertain rev., 17; irregular, 7. cylindrical perforation. Note: PAS ID: DEN0-6F8801. A small rim sherd (4.5 x Finder: David Blakey, with a metal detector. 3 cm) of Roman coarseware was also recovered but was Disposition: To be decided. difficult to associate it formally to the coins. V.D./R.J. Finders: Lisa Grace and Adam Staple, with a metal detector. 35. Bury St Edmunds, near, Suffolk, Mar. 2014 (2014 Disposition: The Collection, Lincoln has expressed T391 addendum to 2004 T395 and 2006 T68) acquisition interest. Dep.: c.313. V. D. 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40. Seaton, Devon, Nov. 2013 (2013 T763) 43. Droxford, Hants, Jan.–Oct. 2014 (2014 T114, Dep.: 347. addenda to 2013 T900) Contents: c.22,900 Æ radiates and nummi: Radiates: Dep.: c.375. Claudius II (268–70), 1; Divus Claudius (c.270–71), 2; Contents: Seven Æ nummi: Magnentian (350–53), 7 Victorinus (269–71), 2; Tetricus I (271–74), 2; Tetricus (Amiens, 2; Trier, 1; uncertain, 4). II, 2; Irregular radiates, 2. Nummi: 310–13, 3 (Trier); Note: PAS ID: HAMP-4BA1D0. Total now stands at 313–18, 8 (London, 1; Trier, 1; Lyon, 1; Arles, 2; Rome, 22 Æ nummi to 375 (original find PAS ID: 1, uncertain, 2); 318–24, 77 (London, 1; Trier 4; Lyon, HAMP-6F2475). Addenda were found with a further 4; Rome, 4; Ticinum, 1; Heraclea, 8; Nicomedia 20; five sherds of Romano-British greyware of the original Cyzicus, 21; Antioch, 1; Alexandria, 3; uncertain, 5, pot container. irregular 5); 324–30, 39 (Trier, 22; Rome, 2; Finders: Karen Broom, Steve Broom, Martin Gilchrist Constantinople, 1; Antioch, 1; irregular, 13); 330–35, and Lee Greagsbey, with metal detectors. Disposition: 18,609 (Trier, 9,833; Lyon, 3,369; Arles, 1,886; Rome, No museum has expressed interest. 345; Aquileia, 85; Siscia, 216; Thessalonica, 67; R.W./R.A. Heraclea, 43; Constantinople, 60; Nicomedia, 28; 44. King Harry Lane, St Albans, Herts, Apr. 2011–Nov. Cyzicus, 47; Antioch, 2; Alexandria, 2; uncertain, 1,990; 2012 (2014 T459) irregular, 636); 330–41, 6 (Constantinople POP Dep.: 379–83. ROMANVS types); 335–41, 3,767 (Trier, 2,352; Lyon, Contents: 147 Æ radiate/nummi. Radiate: Tetricus II 287; Arles, 188; Rome, 13; Aquileia, 7; Siscia, 14; (273–74), 1. Nummi: Constantinian (330–41), 13 (Trier, Thessalonica, 2; Constantinople, 4; Nicomedia, 1; 7; Arles, 1; Constantinople, 1; uncertain, 4); 341–47, 6 Cyzicus, 1; uncertain, 866; irregular, 34); 341–48, 3 (Trier); 355–60, 1 (Alexandria); Valentinianic (364–78), (Trier). 120 (Trier, 2; Lyon, 23; Arles, 58; Rome, 3; Aquileia, 8; Note: 22,523 coins catalogued but there is an additional Siscia, 9; Constantinople, 1; uncertain, 16); Theodosian fused block estimated by weight to conatin c.365 coins. (379–83), 2 (Trier, 1; Arles, 1); uncertain emperor and Three Roman iron ingots were associated with the mint, 4. coins. This is the largest Constantinian nummus hoard Note: The grouping of the coins and the lack of evi- known from Britain; it narrowly beats the previous dence of a container suggests they had been kept in a record holder – Nether Compton, Dorset – which was fabric purse/pouch which has subsequently degraded. 22,703. PAS ID: PAS-D7EA4C. Interestingly, a flint nodule had been placed over the Finder: Laurence Egerton, with a metal detector. coins, and this may have acted as a marker. Disposition: Royal Albert Memorial Museum has Finders: Foundations Archaeology (Report: KPKH10 expressed interest. ex2/3), during controlled excavation. V.D./R.A. Disposition: With site archive. 41. Clifton, Lancs, Oct.–Nov. 2014 (2014 T845) N. W. Dep.: 353. 45. Dutton, Cheshire, Sept. 2014 (2014 T539) Contents: A small Magnentian hoard of sixteen base Dep.: 378/9–88. metal nummi, mainly corroded and fragmentary: Contents: 36 AR siliquae and 1 Æ nummus: Nummus: Constantinian (335–40), 1; Constantinian, FTR, hut, 318–24, 1 (Ticinum). Siliquae: 355–64, 9 (Lyon, 4; Arles, galley (348–50), 3; (350–53), 5; , 5); 367–75, 14 (Trier, 12; Rome, 2); 375–78/9, 6 (Trier, 4; 3; Uncertain Magnentius or Decentius, 4. Aquiliea, 2); 378/9–88, 6 (Trier, 3; Aquileia, 3); irregular Note: PAS ID: LANCUM-33EBC3. The coins were siliqua, 1. found with a complete cast copper alloy Roman brace- Note: PAS ID: LVPL-B38AFC. This hoard is one of the let. The object is oval in plan and has an oval sectioned latest to have been recovered from the north-west coun- hoop attached to rounded terminals that appear to have ties of England. Only one other hoard of siliquae of the been soldered. The terminals have two scooped inden- late fourth century has been recorded from the North tations perhaps for originally mounted semiprecious West – 401 coins from Constantius II to , said stone or enamel. Wt. 14.20 g (length 72 mm, width 60 to have been found at Rossall Point (near Fleetwood in mm). Lancashire) in the 1840s. Finder: Jason Hardy, with a metal detector. Finders: Dennis O’Brien and Phil Batey, with metal Disposition: No museum has declared interest. detectors. D.S./S.N. Disposition: Grosvenor Museum has expressed interest. 42. Kingsdon, Somerset, Aug. 2014 (2014 T543) V.O./D.S. Dep.: 363–64 or later. 46. Frome II, Somerset, 2013 (2013 T785, third addenda Contents: Two silver siliquae: 355–63, 1 (Trier); to 2010 T278) Irregular, 1. Dep.: c.395. Note: PAS ID: SOM-B72B90. The latest coin is, nota- Contents: 13 AR siliquae: 357–63, 3 (Arles); 364–67, 1 bly, a contemporary copy of (the prototype (Rome); 367–75, 4 (Trier); 378–83, 1 (Lyon); 383–88, 4 issued 363–64) and appears to be of a reasonable silver (Trier). content. Note: PAS ID: WILT-C90386. Hoard total now stands Finder: Name withheld, with a metal detector. at 141 siliquae, 1 miliarensis and 1 half-siliqua to 395 Disposition: No museum has expressed acquisition (original find PAS ID: SOM-6E89B0). These addenda interest. do not change the tpq of 395. R.We./S.M. Finder: Dave Crisp, with a metal detector. 298 COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015

Disposition: The Museum of Somerset has expressed Contents: 17 AR siliquae (some fragmentary) and four interest. Æ nummi. Siliquae: 360–61, 1 (prob. Arles); 364–75, 2 J.S. (, 1; uncertain mint, 1); 383–88, 1 (uncertain mint); 388–95, 2 (Trier possibly, 1; uncertain mint); 47. Breckland, Norfolk, Oct. 2013 (2013 T681, addenda 395–402, 7 (Milan); uncertain period, 2 (frags.); irregu- to 2010 T591) lar, 2. Nummi: 364–78, 1 (uncertain mint); 383–88, 1 Dep.: 395–402. (Lyon); 388–402, 2 (Lyon, 1; uncertain mint, 1) Contents: Three AR siliquae and 18 Æ nummi: Siliquae, Note: PAS ID: NMS-38CFB0. Two of the siliquae are Maximus (uncertain mint, 383–88), 1; clipped and one is a cast copy but the others are (Trier, 395–402), 1; Uncertain period, 1. Nummi: unclipped and of good weight. Valentinianic (364–78), 13 (Arles, 4; Lyon, 1; Aquileia, Finders: Jason Jackson and Alan Daynes, with metal 1; Siscia, 2; uncertain mint, Arcadius, (uncertain mint, detectors. 393–95), Theodosian (uncertain mint, 388–402); illegi- Disposition: Disclaimed and returned to finders. ble, 1; irregular radiate, 1; irregular nummus, 1 A.M. Note: PAS ID: NMS-D8AF23. Original find (PAS ID: NMS-C5A931) = 7 AR siliquae and 143 base metal 51. Principal Place, City of London, Feb. 2012 (2012 coins to AD 402 T117) Finder: Malcolm Weale, with a metal detector. Dep.: c.402. Disposition: No museum has expressed interest. Contents: 19 AV solidi, 114 AR siliquae: Solidi: 364–79, A.M. 8 (Trier, 7; Antioch, 1); 379–88, 6 (Trier, 3; Milan, 3); 388–95, 5 (Trier). Siliquae: 355–64, 13 (Lyon, 2; Arles, 48. Thruxton, Hants, Aug. and Oct. 2014 (2014 T599) 3; uncertain, 8); 364–78/9, 17 (Trier, 15; Rome, 2); Dep.: 395–402. 378/9–88, 19 (Trier 8; Milan, 1; Constantinople, 1; Contents: 8 AR miliarenses and 45 AR siliquae: uncertain, 9); 388–95, 15 (Trier, 5; Lyon, 1; Milan, 2; Miliarenses: 355–60, 1 (Arles); 364–67, 1 (Rome); 367– uncertain, 7); 395–402, 43 (Milan); uncertain period, 4 75, 2 (Trier, 1; Siscia, 1); 378/9–88, 2 (Trier); 388–92, 2 (Trier, 1; uncertain, 3); Irregular, 3. (Lyon). Siliquae: 355–63, 1 (Arles); 364–67, 10 (Trier, 9; Note: MOLA ref.: PPL 11. The hoard was found in an Rome, 1); 375–78, 5 (Trier, 2; Lyon, 2; Aquileia, 1); ill-defined cut through the backfill of a ditch that served 378/9–88, 9 (Trier, 7; Aquileia, 1; uncertain, 1); period as the northern boundary of a late Roman cemetery. uncertain but 367–88, 4 (Trier, 1, uncertain, 3); 388–95, From the same area was an arced strip of gilt copper 6 (Trier, 3; uncertain, 3); 395–402, 1 (Milan); uncertain possibly a bracelet fragment (wt 0.21 g). Also two worn minor AR fragments, 9 radiates of 260–70 (Gallienus, sole reign and Divus Note: PAS ID: GLO-9D7F36. One siliqua was an Claudius II) were recovered; probably stray intruders. unpublished obv. legend variety of Julian’s coinage at Finders: MOLA, in course of archaeological investiga- Arles (RIC VIII, 309-11var). tion. Finder: Jason Moos, with a metal detector. Disposition: MOLA site archive. Disposition: British Museum has expressed interest for J.B. the new siliqua type. R.A. 52. Worlington, Suffolk, Dec. 2013 (2014 T13, addenda to 2001 T035, 2007 T165, 2010 T73 and 2011 T682) 49. Spaldington, East Yorks., Jan. 2014 (2014 T45) Dep.: c.402. Dep.: 395–402. Contents: Eight clipped siliqua: 355–63, 1 (uncertain); Contents: 14 clipped AR siliquae: 379–88, 2 (uncertain 367–75, 2 (Trier); 378/9–88, 1 (Trier); 388–95, 2 (Trier, 1; mint); 388–95, 1 (Milan); 395–402, 6 (Milan); 388–402, uncertain, 1); 395–402, 2 (Milan) 5 (uncertain mint) Note: PAS ID: SF-001693. Total now stands at 1 gold Note: PAS ID: YORYM-F6AE88. solidus and 85 clipped silver siliquae. Original find con- Finders: Paul Martin, Steve Smith and Ryley Smith, sisted of 7 siliquae to Honorius. Addenda of 24 siliquae with metal detectors. to Honorius (2002), 24 siliquae to 402 (2007), 7 siliquae Disposition: Disclaimed and returned to finders. to 402 (2010), 1 solidus and 15 siliquae to 402 (2011). R.A. Finder: Steve Foster, with a metal detector. 50. Letheringsett with Glanford, Norfolk, Autumn 2010 Disposition: Mildenhall Museum (SMR ref. WGN 022 (2014 T772) sf897). Dep.: 395–402. R.A. COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015 299

Medieval and post-medieval hoards No. Find-spot and Date(s) of Description Dep. Treasure no(s) County/Unitary Authority Discovery 53 Ipswich, Suffolk 2 June 2014 5 AR sceattas (Series BI) c.680s/690s 2014 T424 (grave find) 54 Cranfield, Beds 4 Oct. 2013 4 AR sceattas (one reported) c.715 2014 T79 55 Buttercrambe with Bossall, 2007–12; 20 AR sceattas c.715 2013 T43; North Yorks 10 Feb. 2013; 2014 T748 19 Oct. 2014 56 South Norfolk area 24 Feb.– 3 AR pennies (Edward the c.925 2014 T769 7 Mar. 2014 Elder) 57 Carlton, Beds 26 May 2014 3 AR pennies (Cnut) 1030s 2014 T371 58 Lenborough area, Bucks 21 Dec. 2014 5,190 AR pennies and 2 AR 1030s 2014 T973 cut halfpennies in lead sheet (Æthelred II–Cnut) 59 Hayle, Cornwall 17 Mar. 2011; 2 AR pennies (Harthacnut) late 1030s 2014 T526 2 June 2014 60 Marchwood, Hants 11 June 2014 2 fused AR pennies 1070s–c.1100 2014 T508 (William I/II) 61 Shalfleet, Isle of Wight before 3 fused AR pennies c.late 1080s 2014 T328 16 May 2014 (William I) 62 Dunton, Norfolk 1 Feb.– 1 AR penny (Henry II c.1160–80 2014 T473 31 Mar. 2014 Tealby) (addendum to 2009 T71 and 2012 T390) 63 Hevingham, Norfolk before 2 AR pennies (Henry II c.1160–80 2014 T109 12 Feb. 2014 Tealby) 64 Clowne, Derbys 3 Aug. 2014 10 AR coins (8 pennies, early/ 2014 T545 2 halfpennies; Stephen type mid-1160s 7 and Henry II Tealby) 65 Spixworth, Norfolk 1 Feb.– 3 AR Short Cross pennies mid-1240s 2014 T327 31 Mar. 2014 (Henry III) 66 Coleshill area, Bucks 13 Sept. 2014 15 AR coins (10 pennies, mid-13th cent. 2014 T662 5 cut halfpennies; John– Henry III; William I and Alexander II of Scotland) 67 Brigstock, Northants 2013 3 AR coins (2 pennies, 1 cut c.1270s 2014 T416 halfpenny; Henry III) 68 Auchenbart, Galston, 2014 14 AR continental sterlings c.1296–1300? – Ayrshire (supplementary) 69 Auldearn, Nairn 2014 11 AR pennies (Edward I) 1300 or TT 159/14 slightly later 70 Waddington, Lancs 14 Apr. 2014 4 AR pennies (Edward I) c.1305 2014 T238 71 Redgorton, Perthshire 25 Aug. 2013 6 AR pennies (Edward I–II) c.1307 or – English and Irish later 72 Middleton, Warks 7 Sept. 2014 3 AR farthings (Edward I) c.1310 2014 T780 73 Arbory, Isle of Man Apr. 2010 9 AR pennies (Edward I–II) 1311 or later – English and Irish 74 Laurieston, Dumfries and 2014 4 AR pennies (Edward I–II) c.1312 or later – Galloway 75 Healaugh, North Yorks 1 Jan.– 1 AR halfpenny 1310s 2014 T239 30 Apr. 2014 (Edward I–II) (addendum to 2010 T496) 76 Great Ashfield, Suffolk 3 Aug. 2014 12 AR pennies 1310s 2014 T615 (Edward I–II) 77 Loudoun Kirk, Galston, 2014 27 AR pennies or sterlings c.1319–1350s? – Ayrshire (Edward I–II and Alexander III) 78 Methven, Perthshire 2012–13 42 AR pennies or sterlings 1351–mid/ TT 02/14 (Edward I–III English and late 1350s? Irish, Alexander III, Robert Bruce) 300 COIN HOARDS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES 2015

No. Find-spot and Date(s) of Description Dep. Treasure no(s) County/Unitary Authority Discovery 79 Near Halesworth, Suffolk 30 Mar. 2014 14 AR coins (3 groats, 1 c.1360 2014 T264 halfgroat, 9 pennies, 1 (addendum to halfpenny; Edward I–III) 2013 T550) 80 Beckermet, Cumbria 2 June 2014 6 AR groats (Edward III) c.1360s 2014 T381 81 South-west of Buckingham, before 6 AV nobles (Edward III) c.1370 2014 T204 Bucks 17 Aug. 2014 82 Rennington, 2 Mar. 2014 4 fused AR coins (1 late 14th cent. 2014 T295 Northumberland halfgroat, 3 pennies; Edward III) 83 West Berkshire 1–9 June 2014 2 AV coins (ryal and half c.1480s 2014 T429 angel; Edward IV) and 9 AR coins (6 groats, 3 pennies; Henry VI–Edward IV) 84 Kingsclere, Hants before 6 AR coins (3 halfgroats, c.1486–early 2014 T100 July 2014 3 pennies; Edward IV–Henry 16th cent. VII) 85 Brickendon Liberty, before 1 AR groat (Edward IV) late 1490s– 2014 T273 Herts 30 May 2014 early 1500s (addendum to 2013 T729) 86 Loddon, Norfolk 26 Aug. 2014 2 AR groats (Edward IV– c.1510 2014 T655 Henry VII) 87 Bridgnorth area, 11–18 Sept. 5 AR groats (Henry VIII) 1530s 2014 T683 Shropshire 2014 88 Stokenham, Devon 18 May 2014 2 AR sixpences (Elizabeth I) c.late 1570s 2014 T335 89 Little Chart, Kent before 2 AV and 20 AR coins (1 late 1580s 2014 T384 10 June 2014 crown, 1 noble, 3 sixpences,  5 groats, 1 three-halfpence, 2 threepence, 7 halfgroats and 2 pennies; Mary I– Elizabeth I, Philip of Spain) 90 Stanton, Glos before 2 AR denars (Mattias as 1620s 2014 T418 17 June 2014 King of Hungary and possibly Bethlan Gabor, Prince of Transylvania) 91 Clipstone, Northants 28 June 2014 5 AR coins (4 shillings, 1 early/s 2014 T468 30-shillings; James VI mid 1640 after accession, Charles I) 92 Taunton, Somerset 15 Oct. 2014 10 AV coins (7 double late 1640s 2014 T735  crowns and 3 sword-and- sceptre pieces; James I/VI of Scotland) and 8 AR coins (6 shillings (1 Irish), 1 sixpence, 1 half-thistle merk; James I/VI of Scotland and Charles I) 93 Alton Pancras, by 23 July 4 AR coins (1 halfcrown, late 1640s 2014 T498 Dorset 2014 3 shillings; Philip and Mary, Charles I) 94 Runhall, Norfolk 21 Sept. 16 AR coins (1 shilling, 1636–1640s 2014 T804 2014 3 sixpences, 9 halfgroats, 1 penny and 1 Scottish twenty pence, Elizabeth I–Charles I) 95 Loggerheads, Staffs 3 Aug. 2014 4 AV guineas and 1 AR c.1690s 2014 T562 shilling (Charles II) 96 Thurnscoe area, Barnsley before 13 coins (Elizabeth I and mid–late 2014 T841 17 Nov. 2014 Charles I) 17th cent.