SERIES SUMMARY INDEX VOLS. XXXI-XL (1962-1971)

R. H. THOMPSON

Abbreviations: c. century; exh. exhibited, exhibition(s) (by); i.m. initial mark: obit. obituary (of): obv. obverse; pl(s). plate(s); rev. review of, reviewed, reverse. Omissions: Accounts, elections within the Society, and other regular features (dates of election being given in each List of Members); subject entries for most reviews. Deaths, exhibitions, readers and their subjects, reviews, are entered under their individual head- ings, as also are finds, with references from Finds . . . according to the series and date of the material. References to places in the British Isles are collected by county.

Aberdeen, mint (James III), XL. 82-4, pi. v /Ethelred II, Last Small Cross type, obv. pointed Aberdeenshire, see also Birse parish helmet, xxxix. 201, 204, pi. ix Aberystwyth, mint (Charles I, unites), see Chester — Long Cross type, see also Lincoln, London, Stam- Addedomaros (Trinovantes), see also British Lx ford, mints — staters, xxxvir. 190, pi. xxi subsidiary issue, xxxiv. 37-41, pis. ii-iii; exh., Advertising (Imitation spade guineas), see Imitation 189; read, 188 spade guineas, advertisements — types, chronology, xxxv. 37; xxxix. 200 Alfred, see Alfred /Ethelred (Canterbury), coinage, xxxi. 43-4, pi. iii; /Ethelbald, coins, see Forgery exh., 173 /Ethelred I, coins, exh., xxxvu. 215 /Ethelstan, see Athelstan — type i, lunettes unbroken, moneyer Ethelred, /Ethelwald Moll (Northumbria), coin, xxxvi. 216 xxxvi. 33-4 /Ethelwulf, coinage, xxxn. 19; xxxvii. 226-7; exh., /Ethelred II, see also Chester, Northampton, South- 215 ampton, mints; Southampton/Winchester die- /Ethered (Canterbury), see /Ethelred linking Alderwasley (Derbys.), find 1971 (16-17 c.), XL. 197, — coins, finds, Lummelunda, xxxvi. 83-4 198; exh., 192 finds, Mullingar, xxxv. 12-21 Aldfridus, see Ealdfrith (Lindsey) 'Tingstade, xxxvi. 64-78, pis. viii-ix Alen?on (Orne), find 1840 (12-13 c.), xxxix. 41-2 — Crux type, transitional, xxxvi. 70, pi. ix; xxxvii. Alexander III, 1st coinage, see also Burns, E.; Lockett, 16-24 R. C. — First Small Cross type, see Horncastle, Lincoln, — 1st coinage, finds, Colchester 1969, xxxix. 77 mints — 2nd coinage, farthings, rev. 2 mullets, xxxv. 141 — Hand type, xxxix. 199 pennies, chronology, xxxv. 136 n. — First, see also 'Brygin'/'NiwanVShaftesbury classification, xxxv. 139-41 die-linking; Horncastle, mint Alfred, see also London, mint bust left, xxxin. 37-8, pi. i; xxxv. 191-2 — 1st coinage, lunettes unbroken, moneyer Dealinc, finds, Ipswich 1863, xxxin. 34-8, pi. i; exli., xxxvi. 34 xxxn. 229 moneyer Liabfinc], exlu, xxxvi. 211, pi. i First/Second alteration, xxxv. 22-4 Allcard, H., donation by, xxxn. 231 — Helmet type, see Lincoln, London, mints ALLEN, D. F., appointed Secretary, British Academy, imitations, see Hiberno-Norse coins, phase 1 xxxvii. 240; elected to honorary membership, XL. — imitations, see Olof Skotkonung (Sweden); 187, 188 Poland, coins, 10-11 c. — Celtic coins from the Romano-British temple at —Intermediate Small Cross type, xxxvii. 16-24 Harlow, Essex, XXXIII. 1-6, pi. v; xxxvi. 1-7, pis. — Last Small Cross type, exh., xxxin. 186 v-vi; xxxvii. 1-6, pis. vi-vii •—• — See also Cissbury/London die-linking; East — Celtic iron bar currency, read, xxxv. 219 Anglia, mint; Exeter/'Gothaburh', 'Gotha- — A Celtic miscellany, xxxiv. 1-7, pi. xvi burh'/London, Huntingdon/London, London/ — Exh., xxxii. 228 Stamford, Wallingford/Lincoln, die-linking — The Haslemere hoard, xxxi. 1-7, pi. i; read, 171 bust to outer circle, xxxi. 49-51; exh., xxxvi. — The Haslemere hoard again, xxxv. 189-90, pi. xiv 211-12, pi. i — Presidential address, 1962, xxxi. 174-9 initial distribution of dies, xxxv. 34-7 1963, xxxii. 230^4 C 9039 P 210 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Allen, D. F., Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, Archibald, Marion M., Four 18th-20th-centuries 8, xxxv. 210-11 hoard reports, XXXIII. 156-63 — Three Ancient British notes, xxxvi. 8-10, pi. xiv — Medieval die-output, read, xxxvn. 210 — Three notes on Ancient British coins, xxxvil. 7-9 — The 1969 Colchester hoard, read, xxxix. 190 Alpheton (Suffolk), find 1964 (19-20 c.), xxxm. 161-3 — Recent Edwardian coin hoards, read, xxxvm. 200 Amber Hill (Lines.), find 1964 (19 c.), xxxv. 207 — Rev., English hammered coinage, volume 1, xxxm. Amiens (Somme), find 1950 (15 c.), xxxvi. 110 177-9 Analysis (Coins, composition), xxxv. 224 — The Skegby, Notts., 1967 hoard, XL. 44-56, pi. iii — See also Anglo-Saxon coins; Henry VIII (Ireland), — A Thetford penny of Stephen type VII, xxxvi. coins; Imitative sterlings; Sceattas, silver; Scot- 192-3, pi. xv land, gold coins; Short Cross coins — Three nineteenth-century hoard reports, xxxv. Ancient Britain, coins, see Celtic coins 205-7 Andrew, W. J., xxxn. 231-3 — Two fifteenth-century notes, xxxiv. 168, pi. xvi Angers (Maine-et-Loire), find 1911 (14-16 c.), xxxvn. — The Willesborough, Ashford (Kent), hoard, XL. 73-84, pis. i-iv 120-2 Angevin party, see Henry of Anjou; Matilda; William Ardglass (Co. Down), find 1971 (15-16 c.), XL. 197 of Gloucester Ardquin (Co. Down), Abbey, find 1845 (13-14 c.), Anglo-Gallic coins, see Finds of ...; Forgery xxxiii. 101 Anglo-Saxon coinage, 7-8 c., rev., xxxi. 167—8 Argyll, see Inchkenneth; Iona; Islay — 9-11 c., xxxix. 193-204, pi. ix Armagh, archdiocese, currency, 1379, Scotland, — 10-11 c., rev., xxxix. 171-80 groats, 14 c., xxxvi. 93-5 Anglo-Saxon coins, exh., xxxi. 172; read, 170 Armagh, Co., see Carnbane; Lurgan; Mullynure — See also names of rulers', Canterbury, archbishopric; Abbey East Anglia, kingdom; Kent, kingdom; Mercia; Arnold d'Oreye (Rummen, 1331-65), imitation of Northumbria; Sceattas; Thrymsas; Viking in- David II, 2nd coinage, half-groats, xxxv. 195, pi. vaders; Wessex; York, archbishopric xiv; read, xxxvi. 210 — collections, see Austen; Westminster School Art Union of London, medals, xxxvi. 179-85, 10 pis. — composition, analysis, rev., xxxix. 179 Ascham, Anthony, medal, xxxv. 155-62; xxxvn. — denominations, xxxvm. 204-20 193-5; read xxxiv. 189 See also Halfpennies Ashby-de-la-Zouch (Leics.), find 1788/9 (12 c.), xxxv. — finds, see Finds of Anglo-Saxon coins 102; xxxvii. 35-8 —• forgery, see Forgery ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM (Early medieval treasures), read, — gold, xxxvm. 207-8 xxxvn. 210 — symposium, xxxi. 170 — Exh., xxxv. 220; xxxix. 192 — historical problems, xxxvi. 215-21; xxxvu. 216-38, — Sylloge ... 9, see Thompson, J. D. A. pls.xxii-xxiii;xxxvm. 204-22; xxxix. 193-204, pl.ix Askeaton (Co. Limerick), Desmond Castle, find 1830 — legends, see M in field; 'Mot'; Runic . . . (14 c.), xxxvi. 102-3 — mint organization, see Mint organization; Money- — Friary, find 1828 (16 c.), xxxvii. 91 ers; Muling — Moig South, find 1954 (14-16 c.), xxxvii. 85-92, — mints, see Buckingham; Warwick pis. viii-xi Anjou, Henry of, see Henry of Anjou Association wreck (Scilly Is.), finds (17-18 c.), xxxvi. Anlaf Sihtricsson (York), Two-line type, obv. AN-, 223 XL. 3-6, pi. vi Astley, Jacob, Baron Hastings, see Hastings, Jacob Antrim, Co., see Belfast; Carrickfergus; Cushendall; Astley, Baron Derrykeighan; Glenavy; Kilroot; Lakefield; Lis- Aston (Warwicks.), Church, find 1879 (13-14 c.), burn; Monkstown; Stoneyford xxxi. 164-5 Aquitaine, 839-58, Pippin II, see Melle, mint Aston Rowant (Oxon.), find 1971 (7-8 c.), XL. 197 ARCHIBALD, MARION M., The Aston Church find, Athea (Co. Limerick), find 1928/9 (13-14 c.), xxxm. xxxi. 164-5 100 — The Atherstone hoard of 19th- and 20th-century Athelstan, Circumscription (Cross) type, see Lympne, coins, xxxiv. 173-5 Winchester, mints — The Attenborough, Notts., 1966 hoard, xxxvm. — coinage, exh., xxxv. 221-2; read, 219 50-83, pis. ii-iii mules, exh., xxxix. 191; read, 189 — The Benenden hoard of 19th- and 20th-century Atherstone (Warwicks.), find 1957 (16-17 c.), xxxvii. gold coins, xxxiv. 175-6 140-1 — A boy bishop token of profile type, xxxvi. 195, pi. xv — find 1964 (19-20 c.), xxxiv. 173-5 — The Canterbury half-groats of Edward IV, read, ATKINSON, J., A new groat of Richard II, xxxvm. 189 xxxvi. 210 Atrebates, see also Tincommius; Verica — Disposition of the Chester (1950) hoard, xxxvi. 189 — quarter staters, xxxiv. 167, pi. xvi — Exh., xxxvi. 213, 214 Attenborough (Notts.), find 1966 (13-15 c.), XXXVIII. — The Fishpool hoard of 14th- and 15th-century 50-83, pis. ii-iii gold coins, read, xxxvn. 209 — find 1966/8 (13 c.), XXXVIII. 81 211 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Austen, Robert (Anglo-Saxon coins), xxxix. 12-18 Beaumont (Cumb.), find 1884 (13-14 c.), xxxm. 85-9, Australia, coinage, read, xxxiv. 188 103 — tokens, 19c., see Holloway, Thomas Beauworth (Hants.), xxxvi. 192 Aviron (Eure), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 42 Bedford, mint (Edmund), XL. 18-20, pi. iv Awbridge (Hants.), find 1902 (12 c.), xxxv. 106 — mint (Stephen), xxxi. 71, pi. iv Ayrshire, see Craigie Bedfordshire, see also Cople; Wymington Beeston Tor (Staffs.), find 1924 (9 c.), xxxiv. 18-19; B.P. reproductions, see Tresor des pirates xxxvii. 235 Baginton (Warwicks.), The Lunt, find 1970 (1 c. B.C.), Beganne (Morbihan), find 1883 (12-13 c.), xxxix. 43 xxxix. 210 Belfast, see also Strandtown BAGNALL, A. E., death, xxxv. 219, 231; obit., 217 — 'Belfast Gate', find 1839 (17 c.), xxxvi. 104 — Exh., xxxi. 172 — imitation spade guineas, xxxiv. 170-2 Bais (Ille-et-Vilaine), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 42-3 Belford (Northld.), find c. 1860 (14 c.), xxxiii. 103 Balcombe (Sussex), find 1897 (13-14 c.), xxxni. 104 BELL, R. C., A Burslem token?, xxxvi. 198-9 BALDWIN, A. H., death, xxxvi. 222; obit., 208; essays — Commercial coins, 1784-1804, rev., xxxii. 223-4 dedicated to the memory of, see Carson, R. A. G. — Life in Georgian England depicted on copper Mints, dies and currency tokens, read, xxxii. 227 — Exh., xxxv. 220-1 •— A new Tavistock token (?), xxxix. 167-8 BALDWIN, A. H., & Sons, Exh., xxxiv. 190; XL. 189 — Richard Thomas Samuel (1831-1906), xxxn. BALDWIN, A. H. F., death, xxxix. 189, 205; obit., 168-73 186-7 — Specious tokens and those struck for general — Exh., xxxvi. 213 circulation, rev., xxxix. 182-3 Baldwin, W. V. R., death, XXXVII. 239 — The tokens of Thomas Holloway, xxxvi. 186-8 Balgony farm (Perthshire), find 1822 (14-15 c.), XL. — Tradesmen's tickets and private tokens, 1785-1819, 60-1 rev., xxxvi. 200 Ballaqueeny (I.O.M.), find, see Port St. Mary BELLAMY, Mary P., The Newark medal of Anthony Balleny townland (Co. Down), find 1962 (14 c.), Ascham, xxxv. 155-62; read, xxxiv. 189 XXXIII. 94-9, pis. x-xi Bells, 14-15 c., xxxviii. 58, 82-3 BALLINGAL, N. C., Exh., XXXII. 229 (2); xxxvn. Benenden (Kent), find 1964 (19-20 c.), xxxiv. 175-6 211 (3) Beneventum, 788-806, see Grimoald III — An unpublished coin of Stephen from the Ipswich Beonna (East Anglia), new type, xxxvii. 10-15 mint, xxxii. 220-1 BERGHAUS, P., Anglo-friesische Runensolidi im Lichte Ballinlough (Co. Meath), find (16 c.), XXXVIII. 108 des Neufundes von Schweindorf (Ostfriesland), rev., Ballymoyle (Co. Wicklow), find 1897 (15-16 c.), xxxvii. 199-201 XXXVII. 92 Berhtwulf (Mercia), coinage, XXXVII. 228-9 Baltic States (?), find (11-12 c.), XXXVI. 87 Berkshire, see Henley-on-Thames, Park Place; Old Banbury (Oxon.), find (7-8 c.), xxxv. 1 Windsor; Reading; Ruscombe; Upton; Walling- Bangor (Caernarvons.), find 1894 (10 c.), xxxvi. 52-3 ford; Wantage; Windsor Bank notes, see Paper money BERRY, G., Discovering trade tokens, rev., xxxix. 182 Bank of England, dollars, forgery, exh., xxxix. 191 Berwick, mint (David I), XXXIII. 50-2 — tokens, xxxv. 177 Beulah Hill (Surrey, Upper Norwood), find 1953 — (Anglo-Saxon coins), xxxix. 12-18 (13-14 c.), XXXIII. 103 BANKS, F., The 1868 hoard from the Albert Dock lock Beynon, V. B., Crowther-, see Crowther-Beynon, V. B. pit, Hull, xxxvii. 65-72, pi. xxi Bhutan, half-rupees, 1928, xxxvii. 171-2 — Exh., xxxvi, 211, pi. i Bibliography, see Library accessions; Publications ... — Two overstruck pennies of Archbishop Plegmund, BIDDLE, M., The excavations at Winchester Cathedral, xxxvi. 189-90, pi. xv exh., xxxv. 221; read, 219 BANNON, J., The salvage of De Liefde and its treasure, Billericay (Essex), find 1970 (Celtic), xxxix. 210 exh., xxxix. 191; read, 189 Birmingham, see also Aston Barnsley (Yorks.), near, find 1856 (13 c.), xxxii. 94-8 — City Museum and Art Gallery. Exh., xxxv. 221 Baronial coinage (Stephen), uncertain, xxxv. 94-7, Birse parish (Aberdeenshire), find (14 c.), xxxni. 106 pi. xi Blackpatch (Sussex), find (Celtic), xxxii. 228 Barton (Lanes., near Preston), find 1968 (17 c.), BLUNT, C. E., elected to honorary membership, xxxvii. 241 xxxiii. 185; elected F.B.A., xxxiv. 192; President, Basse Normandie, see Normandy, Lower British Association of Numismatic Societies, Bath, mint (Cnut), xxxvi. 79, pi. ix xxxvii. 240; xxxvm. 224-5 — mint (Edmund), XL. 18-19 — On an alleged penny of Ludica, king of Mercia (Stephen), xxxvi. 90, pi. iv 825-7, xxxvi. 29-31 Battersea, find 1965 (19 c.), xxxv. 206-7 — The Anglo-Saxon element in the 1967 Burge hoard Bazaar, Exchange and Mart articles, see Samuel from Lummelunda parish, Gotland, xxxvi. 81-5 BEAULAH, G. K., The medals of the Art Union of — The coinage of Athelstan, exh., xxxv. 221-2; read, London, xxxvi, 179-85, 10 pis. 219 212 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Blunt, C. E., The coinage of Beornwulf, Ludica, and 'Bran', mint (Stephen), xxxvi. 90, pi. iv Wiglaf, exh., XXXII. 228; read, 226 BRAND, J. D., Another small parcel from the great find — The coinage of southern England, 796-840, XXXII. at Eccles, xxxm. 172-3 1-74, pis. i-viii — The British coins in the Gisors (1970) hoard, XL. — The Crowned Bust coinage of Edmund, 939-946, 22-43 XL. 17-21, pi. iv; exh., 189; read, 187 — The emergency mint of Wilton in 1180, xxxv. 116- — An Elizabethan find from North Wales, xxxv. 200 19, pi. xv; read, xxxvi. 210 — Exit., xxxi. 173; XXXII. 228; xxxm. 186; xxxv. 221; — Exh., XXXVIII. 203; XL. 189 xxxvi. 212, 212-13; xxxviu. 202; XL. 191, 192 — Mediaeval die-output, read, xxxvii. 210 — Mint output of Henry III, xxxix. 61-6 — The mint of Rhuddlan in the Short Cross period, — Mint output of the mid-13th century, read, exh., xxxv. 220-1; read, 219 xxxvui. 201 — Mint output of Henry III, xxxix. 61-6 — Mules occurring in the coinage of /Ethelstan, •—Mint output of the mid-13th century, read, exh., xxxix. 191; read, 189 xxxviir. 201 — A new parcel from the Douglas, I.O.M., 1894 — Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 5, xxxiv. hoard (?), xxxv. 7-11, pi. xiv; exh., xxxvi. 212-13; 180-1 read, 210 — The Short Cross coins of Rhuddlan, xxxiv. 90-7, — 'A new type' for Burgred, xxxi. 159 pis. xi-xii — A new type for Offa, xxxvm. 182-3 — Some Short Cross questions, XXXIII. 57-69; exh., — Obit., Albert Edward Bagnall, xxxv. 217 186-7; read, 185 — Obit., Albert Henry Baldwin, xxxvi. 208. — Two 'new' Yorkshire hoards of Short Cross •— Obit., J. D. A. Thompson, xxxix. 187-8 pennies, xxxii. 94-8 — Obit., Sir Frank Merry Stenton, xxxvi. 207-8 — A Worcestershire hoard of Short Cross pennies, — A parcel of Reform-type pence of Eadgar and his xxxiv. 86-9, pi. xii successors, xxxvi. 55-8, pi. ii Branxholme (Roxburghshire), find 1860 (14 c.), — A remarkable parcel of Norman pennies in Mos- XXXIII. 104 cow, xxxvi. 86-92, pis. iii-iv; read, xxxvu. 209 Bratislava (Czechoslovakia), find 1905 (14-15 c.), — Rev., A brief numismatic history of Bristol, xxxi. 168 xxxix. 91-6, pi. x — Rev., Matthew Young and his numismatic cor- Brazil, coinage, XXXVII. 177-9 respondents, xxxvi. 200-1 Brentwood (Essex), find 1968 (13-15 c.), XXXVIII. 225 — Rev., The Marlborough token coinage of the 17th BRETTELL, R. P. V., Exh., XXXVII. 211 century, xxxi. 168 Brice, Sir Hugh (London, mint), XXXIII. 112 — Rev., [Russian hoards of the eleventh and twelfth Bridgnorth, mint (/Ethelred II), see 'Brygin' centuries containing West European coins], xxxvn. Brindley, P. W. M. (Bombay, Calcutta, mints), 201 XXXVII. 158, 171 — On some hoards of the time of Stephen, xxxvu. Brinkburn (Northld.), Priory, find 1834 (14 c.), 35-42; read, 209 XXXIII. 91-3, pi. ii — Two Anglo-Saxon notes: the coinage of /Ethelred, Bristol, mint (Henry I-Stephen), xxxi. 77-9, pi. iv archbishop of Canterbury 870-89; tenth-century — mint (Henry VI restored, pennies), xxxiv. 168, half-pennies and C. Roach Smith's plate of coins pi. xvi found in London, xxxi. 43-8, pi. iii Britain, Ancient, coins, see Celtic coins — University Collection, Reading see Sylloge of coins Britain, Great, see Great Britain of the British Isles, 11 Britannia Moneta (Great Britain, patterns), exh., — Unrecorded heavy nobles of Henry IV and some xxxvi. 213 remarks on that issue, xxxvi. 106-13, pi. xv BRITISH ACADEMY. Sylloge . . . see Sylloge of coins of — The Witchingham, Norfolk, xv-xvi c. hoard the British Isles (1805), xxxiu. 107-9 British I (Celtic coins), wheel below horse, xxxiv. 1, Bolton Percy (Yorks.), find 1846 (9 c.), xxxvin. 10 pi. xvi — find 1967 (9 c.), XXXVII. 240; xxxvm. 10; exh., 201 British K (Celtic coins), xxxiv. 1, pi. xvi Bombay, mint, see Brindley, P. W. M. British LA (Celtic coins), exh., xxxi. 171; xxxm. 186 Bonneval (Eure-et-Loir), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 43 — quarter staters, XXXIII. 2; xxxvi. 2 BOON, G. C., A third type for the Cardiff mint under British Lx (Celtic coins), silver, XXXIII. 2; xxxvi. 2, 8-9 Henry I, XL. 172-3 BRITISH MUSEUM, English copper, tin and bronze coins, Bordeaux, find (7 c.), xxxv. 4-5 see Peck, C. W. Bourg-Dun (Seine-Maritime), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. — Exh., XXXIII. 186-7; XXXVI. 213; XXXIX. 192;XL. 190 43 — Sylloge . . . 8, see Dolley, R. H. M. Boy Bishops (Bury St. Edmunds), tokens, profile type, •— (Anglo-Saxon coins), see Bank of England xxxvi. 195, pi. xv — (Charles I, coins, provincial mints), read, XXXII. 227 Boys Hall, see Willesborough BRITISH NUMISMATIC SOCIETY, merger with Royal Brabant, imitation of York, mint, archiepiscopal Numismatic Society, suggested, XXXIX. 206-7 (Edward I-IV), exh., xxxvm. 202 — Exh., xxxv. 221 Bramber (Sussex), mint, see 'Bran' British RB (Celtic coins), XXXVII. 9 213 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX British West Africa, pennies, 1937/1943 mule, exh., Caen (Calvados), find 1823 (12-13 c.), xxxix. 43-4 xxxvni. 203 Caernarvon, Castle, find 1911 (13-14 c.), xxxix. 78-80 Britton, Carlyon-, see Carlyon-Britton Caernarvonshire, see also Bangor BRITTON, V., Exh., xxxix. 190 Caerwys (Flints.), tokens, 17 c., xxxii. 165-7 Broad pieces (Ireland, currency, 16-17 c.), xxxvi. Calais, mint (Henry IV, heavy coinage, nobles), exh., 118-19 xxxi. 173, pi. v Brockham (Surrey), find (6-7 c.), exh., xxxix. 192 — mint, (Henry VIII), xxxiv. 124-5 Bromley (Kent), find 1966 (20 c.), xxxvii. 145 Calcutta, mint, see Brindley, P. W. M.; Spencer, Brooke, G. C., xxxii. 232 A. P.; Wezel, F. K. — A catalogue of English coins in the British Museum: Cambridge, finds (12 c.), xxxi. 71, pi. iv; xxxvi. 192, the Norman kings, exh., XXXII. 229 pi. xv — English coins (Harold I, Fleur-de-Lis type), XXXIII. — mint (Cnut), xxxvi. 78-9, pi. ix 45-7, pi. ix (Harold II), xxxv. 194-5 BROOME, M. R., Exlu, XL. 190 — tokens, 17 c., xxxii. 221-2 Broughton (Hants.), find 1964 (13 c.), xxxv. 120-5, See also Cowbridge (Glam.), tokens, 17 c. pi. xv; XL. 49 Cambridgeshire, see also March; Wisbech BROWN, I. D., A bibliography of coin hoards of Great Canada, currency, cut coins, xxxvi. 176-8 Britain and Ireland, 1500-1967, rev., XL. 178-9 — tokens, see Vexator Canadiensis tokens Browne, Sir Thomas, XXXVII. 41-2 Cann (Dorset), find 1850/60 (Celtic), xxxiv. 166, pi. Brownlee (Lanarks.), find 1770 (13-14 c.), xxxm. 104 xvi Bruges, conference, 1469, XXXIII. 111-14 Canterbury, archbishopric, see also .-Ethelred; Brussels, find 1908 (13 c.), xxxix. 67 Plegmund — See also Ireland, coins, 13 c., finds — archbishopric, coinage, 775-96, xxxvi. 218-21 Bryce, Sir Hugh, see Brice, Sir Hugh coinage, 796-832, XXXII. 1-74, pis. i-viii 'Brygin'/'Niwan'/Shaftesbury die-linking (jEthelred 796-886, XXXVII. 216-38 II), xxxix. 202, 204, pi. ix 852-80, xxxiv. 11-27 Buckingham, George Villiers, 1st Duke of, medal, — find (Celtic), xxxvi. 3 xxxv. 201-2 — mint, archiepiscopal (/Ethelheard-Ceolnoth), xxxii. — mint (Edgar), exit., xxxvi. 213 9-10, 19-22, 72-3, pis. ii, viii; xxxvii. 216-18, (Edward the Martyr-Edward the Confessor), 221, pis. xxii-xxiii xxxiv. 46-52, pi. iv archiepiscopal (Edward IV, 2nd reign, pennies), Buckinghamshire, see also Newport Pagnell exh., xxxvi. 212 Bullion, see Go.d supply; Silver supply (Henry VIII), xxxiv. 121-4 Bungalls (Ireland, currency, 16-17 c.), xxxvi. 118-21 royal (Eadberht Praen-/Ethelwulf), xxxii. 5-19, Burge (Gotland), see Lummelunda 72-3, pis. i—iv; xxxvn. 217-20, pis. xxii-xxiii Burghclere (Hants.), find 1971 (16-17 c.), XL. 197,198 (/Ethelred II), xxxv. 22-4 Burgred (Mercia), coinage, xxxiv. 11-27, pi. i; read, 188 (Edward IV), exh., xxxvi. 212; read, 210 — coins, exh., xxxiv. 189; xxxvii. 215 • (Henry III), statistics, xxxix. 61-6; read, •— type c, moneyer 'Leofnald', xxxvi. 33 xxxviii. 201 — type e, xxxi. 159 Canute, see Cnut Burgundy, double patards (England, currency), Caran (Morbihan), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 44 xxxiii. 110-17 Cardiff, mint (Henry I), xxxi. 74-9, pi. iv; xxxm. Burns, Edward (Alexander III, 1st coinage), xxxix. 170-1; XL. 172-3 67-77 — tokens, 17 c., see Caerwys (Flints.), tokens, 17 c. — (Edward I—HI, pennies, classification), xxxi. 80-7, Cardiganshire, see Aberystwyth pi. v Carlisle, mint (Henry I), exh., xxxii. 228 Burray (Orkney), find 1889 (10 c.), xxxii. 83 — mint (Henry I-Stephen), XXXIII. 52 Burred (London, Southwark, mints), xxxvi. 191-2, (Stephen-David I), xxxv. 97-8, pi. xii pi. xiv CARLSBERGFONDET. Sylloge of coins of the British Burstal, E., death, xxxvi. 222 Isles, 7, 13-15, see Galster, G. Bury St. Edmunds, see also Boy Bishops Carlyon-Britton, P. W. P., xxxii. 232 — mint (Short Cross), xxxiii. 61-2 Carlyon-Britton, R., xxxii. 232 Bute, Isle of, find 1863 (12 c.), xxxv. 104 Carnbane (Co. Armagh), find 1802 (13-14 c.), xxxvi. Bute collection, xxxiii. 53-6 97-8 Butler, Veronica J., see Smart, Veronica J. Cams (Co. Roscommon), find 1969 (13-14 c.), xxxix. Buttington (Montgomerys.), find 1955 (16 c.), xxxiii. 84-90 152 Caro (Morbihan), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 44 BUTTREY, T. V., Cut coins in Canada, xxxvi. 176-8 Carolingian coins, finds, see Finds of Carolingian Buxton prize, xxxii. 226, 227; XXXIII. 184, 190; xxxiv. coins 192; xxxv. 232 Carolingian weights, see Weights, Carolingian BYDE, A., A note on the moneyer Bur(r)ed of South- Carrickfergus (Co. Antrim), behind the walls, find wark and London mints, xxxvi. 191-2, pi. xiv 1808 (15-16 c.), xxxvi. 103 214 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX

Carrickfergus, find 1855 (14 c.), XXXIII. 101 Cheques, see Paper money — Trooper's Lane, find, see Monkstown CHERRY, J., The Willesborough hoard pot, XL. 123 CARSON, R. A. G., Mints, dies and currency, rev., XL. Cheshire, see also Macclesfield; Tintwistle; Winsford 176-8 Chester, Castle Esplanade, find 1950 (9-10 c.), xxxii. — Two interesting site finds ..., XXXIII. 171 83; xxxvi. 189 Carvell, M. M., death, XXXVIII. 223 — Grosvenor Museum. Sylloge ... 5, see Pirie CASTLE, S. A., Market Harborough (Leics.) treasure — mint, see also M in field; 'Mot' trove, George II-George IV, XL. 175 (/Ethelred II), xxxiii. 39-44, pi. viii; xxxvi. 64-5, — Seven finds of sixteenth- to twentieth-century coins, pi. viii XXXVIII. 174-80 (Athelstan-Harthacnut), xxxvi. 41-3 Castle Eaton (Wilts.), find (Celtic), xxxiv. 166, pi. xvi — — (Charles I, unites), xxxi. 165-6 Castle Enigan (Co. Down), find 1814 (13-14 c.), (Edward the Confessor), see Halfpennies xxxiii. 100-1 — St. John's Church, find 1862 (10 c.), xxxvi. 36-9, Castlecomer Colliery (Co. Kilkenny), tokens, xxxi. pl.i 152-8, pi. v; xxxiv. 139-48, pi. xv Chester/Lydford die-linking (^Ethelred II), see Castlederg (Co. Tyrone), neighbourhood, find (17 c.), Hiberno-Norse coins, phase 1, imitations ... xxxiii. 173 Chetwynd, Sir George (Tokens, 18-19 c.), xxxiv. Castlewellan (Co. Down), find 1855 (13-14 c.), xxxiii. 135-6 100 Chichester, mint (Edward the Confessor), xxxvni. Catal (Yorks.), find 1684 (12 c.), xxxv. 102 185, pi. ix; exh., xxxiv. 190 Catuvellauni, see also British L; Cunobelinus; Christ-thegn (Athelstan-ZEthelred II, moneyers), Tasciovanus xxxvi. 40-1, 45, pi. ii — coins, weights, xxxvn. 2-5 Christopher, R. T., death, xxxi. 174 Cavan, Co., see also Graddum Cimiez (Alpes-Maritimes), find (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 20 — Co., find 1831 (18 c.), xxxvi. 105 Ciolh solidus, see Mercia, gold coins Celtic coins, exh., xxxn. 229 Cissbury/London die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxix. — See also Atrebates; British I... R; Catuvellauni; 202, 204, pi. ix Currency bars; Dobunni; Gallo-Belgic E: Minims; CLAIN-STEFANELLI, ELVIRA ELIZA. Numismatics— Staters an ancient science, rev., xxxv. 214-16 — bronze, see Mildenhall (Wilts.), find — Select numismatic bibliography, rev., xxxv. 213-14 — collections, see Copenhagen Clare, Co., see Corofin — denominations, xxxvii. 3-5 Clare (Suffolk), find (15-16 c.), XXXIII. 114 — finds, see Finds of Celtic coins Claremont (Co. Dublin), find, see Glasnevin Ceolnoth (Canterbury), coinage, xxxvn. 227 Cleasby (Yorks.), find 1957 (17 c.), XXXVII. 143 Ceolric (Wessex), solidus, see Mercia, gold coins Clipping (England, currency, 14-15 c.), XXXVIII. 50 Ceolwulf II (Mercia), coinage, xxxiv. 26 — (Ireland, currency, 15-16 c.), XXXVII. 92 — coins, XXXII. 88-90, pi. viii Clippings, finds, see Finds of clippings CHALLIS, C. E., Southwark mint, 1545-1551, XXXIII. Clogheen (Co. Tipperary), find 1847 (16 c.), XXXVIII. 135-40 85, 108 — Tower II, 1545-1552, xxxvn. 93-7 Cloncreen Bog (Co. Offaly), find 1968 (16 c.), XXXVIII. — The Tudor coinage for Ireland, XL. 97-119; read, 109-12, pis. iv-v 188 Cloonfinlough (Co. Roscommon), find 1851, xxxix. 89 Channel Islands, find (17-18 c.), XXXVIII. 185 Closeburn (Dumfriesshire), finds 1844/6 (13-14 c.), Chapman, Sir Benjamin, xxxv. 17-19 XXXIII. 102 Chapman, Chapman, Sir Montague, xxxv. 17-19 Cnut, coinage, rev., xxxix. 180-1 Charles I, coins, forgery, exh., XXXVII. 211 — coins, finds, Tingstade, xxxvi. 78-80, pi. ix — coins, provincial mints, XXXVII. 142; exh., XXXII. — Pointed Helmet type, see Northampton, South- 229 ampton, mints provincial mints, see also British Museum — Quatrefoil type, see also Lewes, Northampton, — crowns, Tower mint, XXXVII. 110-37, pis. xiii-xx Southampton, mints; Southampton/Winchester — half-crowns (England, currency, 1696-7), exh., die-linking xxxvii. 214 regional varieties, exh., xxxii. 229 — unites, see Chester, mint — Short Cross type, see also Huntingdon, mint; Charles I (Scotland), coinage, gold and silver, xxxix. Salisbury/Wilton die-linking 111-44, pis. ii-iv chronology, xxxix. 174 Charles II, hammered coinage, gold, xxxvi. 122-68, Coin survival (Charles II), xxxvi. 133-4 pis. x-xiii; read, xxxv. 220 — (O'Reilly's money), xxxvi. 115-16 — milled coinage, crowns, 1663, exh., xxxvn. 215 Coin weights (Ireland), 1670, exh., xxxvii. 212 Charles II (Scotland), coinage, silver, xxxviii. 113-25 Coinage systems, modern, xxxvii. 175-82; read, 210 — 2nd coinage, quarter dollars, exh., xxxvii. 215 Coining presses, history, read, xxxvi. 210 Cheddar (Som.), finds 1962 (10 c.), xxxi. 45; xxxv. — (England), read, xxxviii. 200 20 n.; exh., xxxi. 172; read, 170 — (Mexico, coin types), exh., xxxvi. 213 215 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Coins, composition, see Analysis Coventry, find 1937 (13 c.), XL. 49 Colchester (Essex), find 1902 (12-13 c.), xxxv. 107; — find 1967 (14 c.), xxxvi. 223 XXXVIII. 225 Cowbridge (Glam.), tokens, 17 c., xxxiv. 132-4 — find 1969 (13 c.), XXXVIII. 225; read, xxxix. 190 Cowden Beach (Yorks.), find 1963 (Celtic), xxxiv. 1, —• — See also Alexander III, 1st coinage, finds pi. xvi Cole, Charles, see Glanclywedog Craigie (Ayrs.), find 1893 (13-14 c.), xxxin. 104 Coleraine (Co. Londonderry), find 1841 (16 c.), Cranmer, Thomas (Canterbury), see Canterbury, xxxvi. 100-1 mint, archiepiscopal (Henry VIII) Collett, Sir James, token, exh., xxxvii. 212-13 Cre-sur-le-Loir (Sarthe), find 1853 (12-13 c.), xxxix. Commentationes de nummis saeeulorum IX-XI in 45 Suecia repertis, II, rev., XXXVIII. 195 CRESSWELL, O. D., A re-examination of a gold medal Commonwealth, coins, demonetisation, XXXVI. 124-7 awarded to Major Rogers for Valorous Services in — half-crowns, 1655, XXXVIII. 190-3 1690, xxxi. 138-51 Composition (Coins), see Analysis Cromartyshire, see Ross and Cromarty Conference, Bruges, 1469, XXXIII. 111-14 Cromwell, Oliver, coinage, xxxv. 163-72; read, Connaught, find 1840 (14 c.), XXXIII. 101; XXXVI. 94 xxxvi. 210 Containers, XXXIX. 84 n. Crondall (Hants.), find 1828 (7 c.), xxxv. 5 — 13 c., xxxix. 23 Crosthwaite (Cumb.), find 1841 (12 c.), xxxv. 104 — 14 c., XXXIII. 92; XXXVIII. 81-2 Crowle (Worcs.), find (12 c.), xxxrv. 86-9, pi. xii — 15-16 c., XXXIII. 107-9 Crowns, closed (Regalia), xxxiii. 127-34; exh., 185 — 16 c., XXXIII. 151; XXXVIII. 108 Crowther-Beynon, V. B., xxxii. 232 — 17 c., XXXVII. 139^-0; XXXVIII. 163-5 Croydon (Surrey), find (15-16 c.), xxxm. 115 — 18 c., XL. 123 — Whitehorse, find 1862 (9 c.), xxxii. 79; xxxiv. 14; Continental imitations, see Imitative . . . xxxv. 191; XXXVII. 235 Cook, A. E. (Long Cross coins), xxxiv. 104-8, pi. xiii Cuerdale (Lanes.), find 1840 (9-10 c.), XXXI. 26; Cook, Robert, xxxi. 8-9 xxxii. 80-1; XXXIX. 193-7 Cook, Robert Bielby, xxxiv. 42-3 Cumberland, see Beaumont; Carlisle; Crosthwaite; COOPER, D. R., Some historical notes on the coining Dean; Sandsfield press, read, xxxvi. 210 Cunetio, see Mildenhall COOPER, F. R., The English silver crowns of James I Cunobelinus, coinage, xxxni. 3-4; xxxvi. 4-5 ..., xxxix. 145-57, pis. v-viii Cupples, Snowden, xxxvi. 96 — Silver crowns of the Tower mint of Charles I . . ., Currency, see also Finds; Wear xxxvii. 110-37, pis. xiii-xx — (Great Britain), 18 c., see Foreign coins; Paper COPENHAGEN, Nationalmuseet, Kongelige M0nt- og money Medaillesamling (Celtic coins), xxxvii. 8-9 1812, xxxv. 175, 177 — Sylloge .. .4,7, 13-15, see Galster, G. Currency bars, read, xxxv. 219 Cople (Beds.), find 1969 (16-17 c.), XXXVIII. 174-5, 225 — finds, see Finds of currency bars Copper & bronze coins (Great Britain), xxxvi. 196-8, Cushendall (Co. Antrim), find 1849 (9 c.), xxxvi. 32 pi. xiv Cut coins (Canada, currency), xxxvi. 176-8 — See also Grandee reproductions; Pennies Cuthbert, St., xxxvi. 216-17 Coritani, inscribed coins, ESVP ASV, XXXIV. 1-2, pi. xvi Cynethryth (Mercia), coins, exh., XXXII. 228 — inscribed coins, VEP CORF, XXXIV. 2, pi. xvi Czechoslovakia, see Bratislava VEP CORF, silver, xxxvii. 190, pi. xxi; xxxix. 162-3, pi. x Danebury (Hants.), Hill Fort, find 1969 (Celtic), — uninscribed coins, North-east Coast type, horse XXXVIII. 225 left, see British I DANSON, E. W., The Nottingham find of 1880: a South Ferriby types, see British K Stephen hoard re-examined, xxxvii. 43-64, pi. v Corne (Maine-et-Loire), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 44-5 Dartford (Kent), find (12 c.), xxxv. 103^1; xxxvii. Cornwall, see Kennack Sands; Trewhiddle 39-40 Corofin (Co. Clare), find 1942 (12-13 c.), xxxiv. 98-103 Darwen (Lanes.), find 1968 (19-20 c.), xxxvii. 241 Corpe (Vendee), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 45 David I, see Berwick, Carlisle, Edinburgh, mints Coster, Louis de, xxxvii. 12-13 David II, 2nd coinage, half-groats, imitations, see Coudekerque-Branche (Nord), find 1911 (14 c.), Arnold d'Oreye xxxix. 96 — 2nd coinage, nobles, finds, Fenwick, XXXIII. 90 Counterfeiting, see Forgery, contemporary Dean (Cumb.), find (9-10 c.), XXXII. 82 Countermarked dollars, see Castlecomer. . .; Percy DEANE, D. V., Modern coinage systems, XXXVII. 175- Countermarking (Spence, Thomas), xxxviii. 154-6, 82; read, 210 162; XL. 138 Deaths, see individual names Counters, finds, see Finds of tokens, etc. Decimal currency, XXXVII. 180; exh., XL. 190-1 — Irish, 1553, see Mary I (Ireland), shillings, pattern — See also South Africa, coinage, 1961 -f- Courtrai (West Flanders), find 1904 (14 c.), XXXIX. 96 — (Great Britain), introduction, xxxix. 206; XL. Coventry, find 1847 (13 c.), XL. 49 196; exh., 190; read, 188 216 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX De Coster, Louis, see Coster, Louis de Dolley, R. H. M., Anglo-Saxon pennies, rev., xxxii. Deddington (Oxon.), Castle, find (8 c.), XL. 171-2 223 De Laune, Etienne, see Laune, Etienne de — The Anglo-Saxon pennies from the 'upper souter- Delgany (Co. Wicklow), find c. 1874 (8-9 c.), xxxi. rain' at Knowth, XXXVIII. 16-21 11-22, pi. ii; xxxii. 43-5, 77-8; xxxvi. 32; exh., — The authenticity of the Palatina obolus of xxxii. 228; read, 226 Lothaire II found at Litton Cheney in Dorset, De Liefde wreck (Out Skerries), finds (17-18 c.), exh., xxxiv. 167-8 xxxix. 191; read, 189 — The base Anglo-Irish coinages of Henry VIII, read, Denbighshire, see Wrexham XXXVII. 210 Denominations, minting, ratio, xxxvi. 135-6 — A bibliography of coin hoards of Great Britain and — (Anglo-Saxon coinage), xxxvm. 204-20 Ireland, 1500-1967, rev., XL. 178-9 See also Half-pennies — The Buckingham mint, xxxiv. 46-52, pi. iv — (Celtic coins), xxxvii. 3-5 — The Cloncreen Bog (Clonbulloge) find of Eliza- — (Coinage systems, modern), xxxvn. 180-1 bethan coins from the Co. Offaly, xxxviii. 109-12, Derby, mint, see also M in field; 'Mot' pis. iv-v — mint GEthelred II), xxxvi. 67-9, pi. viii — Coinage in Ireland, 1085-1216, read, xxxiv. 188 — St. Alkmund's, find 1967 (9 c.), xxxvi. 223; exh., — The coinages for Ireland of Henry VIII, xxxvin. 214 84-97, 100-8 Derbyshire, see also Alderwasley; Sheldon; Walton — Coinages of Ireland under the Georges, read, Der Meer, Gay van, see Meer, Gay van der xxxvi. 211 'Dernt', mint (Edward the Confessor), xxxi. 66-8 — The Corofin (Co. Clare) hoard, late 12th-early Derry, see Londonderry 13th centuries, xxxiv. 98-103 Derrykeighan (Co. Antrim), find 1843 (9 c.), xxxiv. •— A die-link between 'Chester' and 'Lydford' in the 32-6 Hiberno-Norse coinage of Dublin, xxxv. 192-3 Derryville (Co. Laois), finds 1946/8 (17 c.), XXXIII. -—• An early fourteenth-century coin hoard from the 150; xxxv. 152 Co. Roscommon, xxxix. 84^-90 Devon, see Exeter; Lydford; Stockland; Tavistock •— An early nineteenth-century discovery of Edward Die combinations (Charles II), xxxvi. 144-5 pennies at Knaresborough Priory, xxxii. 117-26 Die-cutting styles (Anglo-Saxon coins), xxxix. 200-1, — An eighteenth-century forgery of an Anglo-Irish 203 groat or half groat of Edward IV, xxxv. 148-51 Die-linking (Anglo-Saxon coins), xxxix. 201-3 — Elizabethan bungal(l)—a contribution to Anglo- — (Charles II), xxxvi. 142-4 Irish lexicography, xxxvi. 118-21 — (Spence, Thomas, tokens), XXXVIII. 140, 147, 162; — Exh., xxxix. 190 XL. 136 — Finds of Carolingian coins from Great Britain and Die output, xxxv. 225-6 Ireland, xxxii. 75-87 — medieval, read, XXXVII. 210 — A fourth find of ninth-century coins from Ireland?, — (Charles II), xxxvi. 129-33 xxxvi. 32-5 Die ratios, read, xxxi. 171 — From Hastings to Baginbun, read, xxxv. 219 — (Charles II), xxxvi. 133 — Further Southampton/Winchester die-links in the Dies, numbers, estimation, xxxv. 227-30 reign of jEthelraed II, xxxv. 25-33 Dipple (Morayshire), Old Kirk, find 1868 (14 c.), XL. — A group of tenth-century coins found at Mont 57-60, 61, pi. vi; exh., xxxix. 191 Saint-Michel, XL. 1-16, pi. vi Display (Museum techniques), xxxi. 177-8 — The Hiberno-Norse coins in the British Museum, see Dobunni, inscribed coins, EISV RIC, xxxrv. 166, pi. xvi Dolley, R. H. M., Sylloge .. .8 — inscribed coins, INAM, XXXIV. 7, pi. xvi — A hitherto unconfirmed class of Irish petty paper- — uninscribed coins, quarter staters, see British RB money, xxxvii. 196-8 Dollars, countermarked, see Castlecomer Colliery; — An important unpublished penny of the Confessor Percy Main Colliery from an Irish hoard, xxxv. 193-4 — source, see Treasure ships — An Irish analogue of the Newstead hoard, read, DOLLEY, R. H. M., Additional evidence for the [Apr. 1967] sequence of types early in the reign of Edward the — The Irish coinage of Henry III, appendix I: the Confessor, xxxvi. 59-61 hoard evidence, xxxii. 112-14 •— On an alleged penny of Ludica, king of Mercia — 'The Irish mints of Edward I in the light of the 825-7, xxxvi. 29-31 coin-hoards from Ireland and Great Britain', rev., — Anglo-Irish monetary policy, read, XXXVIII. 198, XXXVII. 202-5 201 — The left-facing First Hand pennies of ^Ethelraed II: — The Anglo-Norman coins in the Uppsala Uni- two additions, xxxv. 191-2 versity Cabinet, XXXVII. 29-34 — 'Le money del Oraylly' (O'Reilly's money), xxxvi. •— Anglo-Saxon and Norman coins from recent 114-17, pi. xiv excavations, exh:, xxxi. 172; read, 170 — The Mont St. Michel find of English and Con- — The Anglo-Saxon element in the 1967 Burge hoard tinental coins, read, XL. 187 from Lummelunda parish, Gotland, xxxvi. 81-5 — New light on the 1843 Viking-Age coin-hoard from 217 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Derrykeighan near Dervock in Co. Antrim, xxxiv. Dolley, R. H. M., Some unpublished early nineteenth- 32-6 century Irish finds, xxxvi. 96-105 Dolley, R. H. M., New light on the Mullingar find — The Stephen mint of Edenburgh, read, xxxii. 226 of Hand pence of /Ethelrad II, xxxv. 12-21 — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 8, rev., xxxv. — The 1961 find of fourteenth-century silver coins 210-11 from Mareham-le-Fen in Lincolnshire, XXXIII. 83-9, — A third type for the Cardiff mint under Henry I, pis. iii-iv XL. 172-3 — The 1962 Llantrithyd treasure trove, and some — Two Anglo-Saxon notes: a Cnut die-link between thoughts on the first Norman coinage of Wales, the mints of Salisbury and Wilton; a probable XXXI. 74-9, pi. iv reattribution from Lincoln to Langport, xxxi. 53-6 — The 1912 Welwyn find of pence of Eadgar and — Two further coins of Henry I from Llantrithyd, of Edward the Martyr, XXXVIII. 183-5 xxxni. 169-71 •— The Norman Conquest and the English coinage, rev., — Two neglected Northumbrian hoards of late xxxv. 212-13 14th-century gold coins, xxxiii. 90-3, pi. ii — A note on the Belfast issuers of two of the adver- — Two 'new' Yorkshire hoards of Short Cross pennies, tisement imitations of 'spade' guineas, xxxiv. 170-2 xxxn. 94-8 — A note on the weight and fineness of the 1646 — University Collection, Reading, see Sylloge ... 11 Ormonde 'pistole', xxxv. 152^1 — An unpublished hoard-provenance for a penny of — OE *Christ3egn—an unsuspected instance of early Ceolwulf II of Mercia, xxxn. 88-90, pi. viii Middle Irish influence on English name-giving, — An unpublished link between the First and Second xxxvi. 40-5, pi. ii Hand types of /Ethelrasd II, xxxv. 22-4 — Obit., Charles Wilson Peck . . ., xxxvi. 203-7 — An unpublished London find of early thirteenth- — Obit., John Walker . . ., xxxm. 181-2 century pennies, xxxvi. 193-5 — A parcel of late eleventh-century Hiberno-Norse — The 'Vexator Canadiensis' tokens of Canada, read, coins found in Northern Italy, xxxvii. 25-8, pi. xxi xxxii. 226 — A parcel of Long-Cross coins—?from the 1869 — Viking coins of the Danelaw and of Dublin, rev., Tower Hill hoard, xxxiv. 104-8, pi. xiii xxxiv. 179-80 — A parcel of Reform-type pence of Eadgar and his — The Witchingham, Norfolk, xv-xvi c. hoard successors, xxxvi. 55-8, pi. ii (1805), xxxin. 107-9 — A pattern shilling Irish of Mary Tudor, xxxix. Domburg, find (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 28, pi. vii 98-110 Donegal, Co., see Eighter; Malin; Rossnowlagh — A preliminary account of the Anglo-Saxon element Dorchester, mint (^Jthelred II), xxxvi. 70, pi. ix in the 1966 find from Tingstade parish on Gotland, — mint (Edmund), XL. 18 xxxvi. 62-80, pis. viii-ix (Stephen), XXXVII. 31-2; exh., 211 — A probable fourth Kentish mint of /Ethelstan, Dorestad, see Wijk bij Duurstede XXXIII. 30-3 Dorking (Surrey), find 1817 (9 c.), XXXII. 78; XXXVII. — A progress report—Stockholm 1962/1963, read, 220-3, 235 XXXII. 227 Dorset, see Cann; Dorchester; Litton Cheney; — A rediscovered 'new' moneyer for Eadgar, xxxvi. Shaftesbury; Sherborne; Waddon Hill 191, pi. xv DOUBLEDAY, G. V., Rev., Beginner's guide to coin — The repercussions on Chester's prosperity of the collecting, xxxv. 216 Viking descent on Cheshire in 980, XXXIII. 39-44, Douglas (I.O.M.), find 1894 (10 c.), xxxv. 7-11, pi. pi. viii xiv; exh., xxxvi. 212-13; read, 210 — Rev., Coins, xxxiv. 184-6 Dover (Kent), find 1971 (7-8 c.), XL. 197; exh., 189 — Rev., 'M0ntfundet fra Kongsa Plantage', xxxiv. DOWLE, A. The guide book and catalogue of British 181-3 Commonwealth coins, 3rd ed., rev., XL. 182 — Royal Coin Cabinet, Stockholm: the Anglo-Norman Down, Co., see also Ardglass; Ardquin; Balleny town- coins, see Sylloge ... 11 land; Castle Enigan; Castlewellan; Strandtown — The sixteenth-century coin-hoard from Moig — Co., find 1821 (14 c.), xxxvi. 98-9 South, Askeaton, Co. Limerick, xxxvii. 85-92, Dragonby (Lines.), finds (Celtic), XXXVIII. 181, pi. ix; pis. viii-xi xxxix. 162, pi. x — A small find of Stephen pennies from Berkshire, Drogheda, Henry Moore, 4th Earl of, wealth 1727, xxxi. 162^1 XL. 134 — A small find of twelfth- and thirteenth-century Droitwich (Worcs.), find 1956 (Celtic), xxxiv. 166, pennies from Tullintowell, xxxv. 113-15 pi. xvi — A small parcel of First Hand pennies of /Ethelrasd II Dronrijp (Friesland), finds (7 c.), xxxv. 5 from the 1863 Ipswich hoard, XXXIII. 34-8, pi. i; Drumlanrig (Dumfriesshire), find (14-15 c.), XXXIII. exh., XXXII. 229 105 — Some mis-attributed Fleur-de-lis coins of Harold I, Drummercool (Co. Roscommon), find 1941 (13 c.), XXXIII. 45-7, pi. ix xxxix. 89 — Some recent finds of English and other coins in Drumnadrochit (Inverness-shire), find 1932 (14 c.), Ireland, read, xxxix. 189 XL. 58 218 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Dublin, Co., see also Glasnevin Ecgfrith (Northumbria), coins, XXXVI. 217 — district, find 1923 (10 c.), see Kildare, neighbour- Edenburgh, see Edinburgh hood Edgar, coinage, reform, xxxix. 199; rev., 173-4 — mint (Edward VI), xxxix. 104; XL. 109-13 — north-western mints, type ii, finds, Welwyn, (Long Cross, 1276-9), XXXIII. 76-8 XXXVIII. 183-5 DUMAS, FRAN^OISE. The British coins in the Gisors — type i, forgery, xxxi. 159 (1970) hoard, XL. 22-43 moneyer Etfern, xxxvi. 191, pi. xv Dumfriesshire, see Closeburn; Drumlanrig; Rhones- — type iii, see Buckingham, Exeter, London, mints ton; Tynron parish — type vi, see Newark, Northampton, mints Dun Lagaidh (Ross and Cromarty), find 1968 (12- — type vi/Edward the Martyr die-link, see York, mint 13 c.), XXXVII. 241 Edges (Great Britain, florins, 20 c.), XXXVII. 183-9 Dunbrody (Co. Wexford), find 1836 (11 c.), xxxv. 194 — (Spence, Thomas, tokens), XXXVIII. 142-3 Dundas, Sir David, xxxi. 11 Edinburgh, mint (Charles II), XXXVIII. 113-14, 117-18, Dungarvan (Co. Waterford), find 1911 (10 c.), xxxii. 118-22, 125 83-4 — mint (David I), xxxv. 97-8, pi. xii; exh., XXXII. Dunkerton (Som.), find 1958 (19 c.), xxxvii. 144-5 228; read, 226 Dunster (Som.), find (15-16 c.), xxxm. 114-15 (James III-1V), see Tod, Sir Thomas Durham, Beach Crest, find 1930 (13-14 c.), XXXIII. 102-3 (James VI), XXXVIII. 193-4 — Co., see also Gainford; Great Lumley; Heworth; — National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. South Shields Sylloge ... 6, see Stevenson, R. B. K. — mint (Stephen), xxxvn. 31-2; exh., 211 — Samson's Ribs, find 1831 (14-15 c.), XXXIII. 105 — Neville's Cross, find 1889 (13-14 c.), XXXIII. 104 Edmund, type vi, XL. 17-21, pi. iv; exh., 189; read, 187 Duurstede, see Wijk bij Duurstede Edmund (East Anglia), see St. Edmund memorial DYKES, D. W., The coinage of Richard Olof, XXXIII. coinage 73-9 EDMUNDS, D. R. D. Exh., XXXVI. 213 — Exh., xxxiv. 190 — The gold and silver tokens issued by John Berkeley — The Irish coinage of Henry III, XXXII. 99-116; Monck, 1811-1812, xxxv. 173-88 read, XXXIII. 184 — Rev., Specious tokens and those struck for general — A mythical seventeenth-century token of Cardiff, circulation, xxxix. 182-3 XXXII. 165-7 — Statistics of the early nineteenth century silver — Rev., The earliest Anglo-Irish coinage, xxxiv. 183^4 tokens, and the Lauderdale circular of 1812, exh., — Rev., The Great Debasement, XL. 179-80 xxxvi. 213; read, 210 — Some thoughts on trade tokens, exh., xxxiv. 190; Edward the Confessor, see also 'Dernt', London read, 188 — coins, finds, Lummelunda, xxxvi. 84-5 — Two notes on trade tokens: a mythical seventeenth- — Pacx type, see Huntingdon, mint century half-penny of Cambridge; the Glancly- — Pacx type/Radiate/Small Cross type mule, see wedog Factory penny, xxxiv. 132-8 Lydford, mint — Pointed Helmet type, see Edward the Confessor, Eadgar, see Edgar Sovereign/Eagles type, overstriking Eadmund, see Edmund — Pyramids type, see Warwick, mint, exh. Eadred, type i, xxxviii. 18-19 — Radiate/Small Cross type, see Hereford, Reading Eadwald (East Anglia), coinage, XXXII. 25-9, 68, — Radiate/Small Cross type/Pacx type mule, see pis. v, vi; XXXVIII. 183 Lydford, mint Eadweard, see Edward — Radiate/Small Cross type/Trefoil Quadrilateral Ealdfrith (Lindsey), coins, xxxvi. 217 type mule, see Winchester, mint Eanred, penny, xxxviii. 11-12 — Sovereign/Eagles type, see Chichester, Shrewsbury East Anglia, kingdom, see also Beonna; Eadwald • overstriking, xxxvm. 185, pi. ix — kingdom, coinage, xxxvii. 216-26 — Trefoil Quadrilateral type/Radiate/Small Cross — mint (/Ethelberht-Athelstan I), XXXII. 25-30, 72, type mule, see Winchester, mint 74, pis. v-vi; xxxvn. 225-6 Edward the Elder, type xi, hand upwards, moneyer -GEthelred II), exh., XXXIII. 186; read, 185 Eadred, xxxvi. 38 (Offa), group II, moneyer Eadnoth, xxxvm. Edward the Martyr, see Horncastle, Newport Pagnell, 182-3 Shaftesbury, Southampton, mints East Harting (Sussex), find 1938 (Celtic), xxxiv. 6; Edward the Martyr/Edgar, type vi, die-linking, see XXXVII. 7-8 York, mint East Lothian, see Tranent Edward I, see also Long Cross coins EBSWORTH, N. J., The Anglo-Saxon and Norman mint Edward I—III, half-pennies, class VI, xxxv. 138, pi. xiii of Warwick, xxxiv. 53-85, pis. v-x •— half-pennies and farthings, read, xxxii. 227 — Some observations on the Saxon and Norman mint — pennies, class Ic, obv. legend EDW ANGL REX, xxxv. of Warwick, read, xxxin. 185 138, pi. xiii Eccles (Lanes.), find 1864 (12-13 c.), XXXIII. 172-3 class Ic/Id mule, XL. 45, pi. iii Ecgberht, see Egbert — — class III, XL. 50-1 219 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Edward I—III, pennies, class Illg/IVa transitional, England, copper coins, xxxvi. 196-8, pi. xiv XL. 45, pi. iii — currency, foreign coins, see Foreign coins class lVa-c, xxxv. 126-7 14-15 c., xxxviii. 59-64 • class XVa, chronology, xxxv. 129-31 1696-7, Charles I, half-crowns, exh., xxxvii. class XVc/XVd mule, xxxi. 72-3 214 class XVd, see York, mint — gold supply, see Gold supply class XVd/XVc mule, xxxi. 72-3 — groats, 14—15 c., forgery, see O'Reilly's money classification, see Burns; Fox; Shirley-Fox —• silver supply, see Silver supply finds, Montrave, xxxi. 80-7, pi. v — wealth, 11 c., read, xxxiii. 184; xxxiv. 192 imitations, see Imitative sterlings Engravers, 16 c., see Laune, Etienne de Edward III, coinage, early, read, xxxix. 189 — 17 c., read, xxxi. 170 — 4th coinage, pre-Treaty, privy marks, xxxvm. 51-2 Enniskillen (Co. Fermanagh), medal, see Medals, Treaty period, transitional half-nobles, finds, Irish, 1690 Wrabness, XL. 173-4, pi. vi; exh., 192 Eric Bloodaxe (York), coins, finds, xxxiv. 32-3 Edward IV, light coinage, groats, i.m. sun and rose — Two Line type, moneyer Hunred, see Forgery dimidiated, exh., XXXIII. 187 Essex, see Billericay; Brentwood; Colchester; Harlow; — light coinage, half-groats, see Canterbury, mint Maldon; Rayleigh: Waltham Abbey; Wrabness half-ryals, i.m. long cross fitchee, exh., xxxi. Ethel-, see iEthel- 172-3, pi. v Eustace Fitzjohn, coinage, xxxv. 80-3, pi. viii ryals, imitations, xxxvii. 78-80, pi. iv Evaluaciboucxkin 1551, exh., XL. 190 weights, xxxvii. 83-4 Evasions, see George II—III, farthings, imitations; — 2nd reign, pennies, see Canterbury, mint, archi- George II—III, half-pennies, imitations episcopal Exeter, mint (Edgar), xxxv. 8-9, pi. xiv Edward IV (Ireland), groats, forgery, see O'Reilly ... — mint (Henry I), xxxvii. 211 — 1467-70, groat or half-groat, see Forgery (Short Cross), xxxiii. 62 Edward VI, see also Southwark, Tower, mints Exeter/'Gothaburh' die-linking GEthelred II), xxxi. — 1549-51, coinage, xxxi. 125-37, pi. xii 51-2 — 1550-1, shillings, Y/lis mule, exh., XL. 190 Exhibition, see Display shillings (Ireland, currency, 16-17 c.), see Exhibits, see individual headings Bungalls Eye (Suffolk), find (15 c.), xxxii. 133 Edward VI (Ireland), see Dublin, mint Eynsham Abbey (Oxon.), find 1834 (8 c.), exh., xxxii. Egbert (Wessex), coins, xxxii. 14-19 228 Eighteenth century, symposium, xxxvm. 200 Eighter (Co. Donegal), find (15 c.), xxxv. 198-200 Fairfield (Ontario), finds (18-19 c.), xxxvi. 177-8 Elizabeth I, sixpences, exh., XL. 190 Fareham (Hants.), find 1959 (19-20 c.), xxxvii. 145 — sixpences, i.m. bell, obv. ELIZABETH, rev. 1583, FAREY, R. A., The 1829 half-sovereign, xxxix. 158- xxxvi. 103 61 — sovereigns, pattern, see Forgery Farquhar, Helen, XXXII. 231-3 Elizabeth II, effigy, 1964 + , exh., xxxiii. 186 Faversham (Kent), King's Field cemetery, find (6 c.), — 2nd issue, florins, 1954-5, forgery, xxxvii. 183, exh., XXXIX. 192 187-9 FEARON, D., Exlu, XXXVII. 211-12; xxxix. 190 ELLIOTT, D. J., The Buckingham mint, xxxiv. 46-52, — General Gordon's Khartoum Star, xxxiv. 162-5; pi. iv exh., xxxiii. 186; read, 184 Elmore Jones, F., see Jones, F. Elmore — Seventeenth-century medallists from Briot to the Emergency money, see also Siege money Roettiers, read, xxxi. 170 Emergency money (Ireland), exh., xxxvii. 214 Fenwick (Northld.), find 1775 (14 c.), xxxm. 90-1 — See also 'Inchiquin' money; James II Fermanagh, Co., see Enniskillen; Pettigo Emery, Edward (Forgery), XL. 139-70, pis. i-ii; exh., Fife, see Lochgelly; Montrave xxxix. 191; XL. 189; read, 187 Fillon, Benjamin, xxxvii. 11-12 'Empire of England', see Crowns, closed Find, uncertain site (Northern England?), pre-1835 England, see also names of counties (11 c.), xxxii. 84 — coinage, 1066-1169, read, xxxv. 219 — unknown site, Thompson 2, see Middle Temple 1662-1707, see London, mint (Charles 11+) (N.E. Midlands?), c. 1750? (10 c.), xxxix. 18 — coins, see also names of rulers-, and (before 1066) see also Willes, E. J. Anglo-Saxon coins, (after 1707) Great Britain, Finds, interpretation, see Mints, ratio; Wear coins; Long Cross coins; Short Cross coins Finds of Anglo-Gallic coins, see Beaumont; Guiti- — coins, finds, see Finds of English coins nieres; Loch Doon; Montrave forgery, see Forgery Finds of Anglo-Saxon coins, see also Winchester 1066-1158, exh., xxxi. 172 — 7 c., see Bordeaux; Crondall; Dronrijp; Schwein- See also Warwick, mint dorf collections, see Moscow; Uppsala Finds of Anglo-Saxon coins, 7-8 c., see Aston Rowant; -1601-1700, exh., xxxvii. 211-15 Banbury; Cimiez; Domburg; Dover; Finglesham; 220 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Garton-on-the-Wolds; Hallum; Heworth; Holling- Finds of English coins, 11-12 c., see Baltic States (?); bourne; North Elmham; Oxford; Portishead; Lummelunda; Normandy, Lower; Russia; Watford Reculver; Sarre; Selsey; Shakenoak; Southampton; (Herts.), find 1818, larger; Winchester Stourmouth; Temple Guiting; Thames; Thanet; — 12 c., xxxv. 101-7 Upchurch; Winteringham see also Ashby - de - la - Zouch; Cambridge; Finds of Anglo-Saxon coins, 8 c., see Deddington; Crowle; Dartford; Henley-on-Thames, Park Place; Eynsham Abbey; Whitby; Wijk bij Duurstede Isle of Man; Llantrithyd; London Bridge; Nor- — 8-9 c., xxxii. 43-5, 50-71; xxxvn. 235 folk (?); Nottingham; Old Windsor; Rayleigh, Mount see also Delgany; Middle Temple; Trewhiddle — 12-13 c., xxxix. 24-60, pi. i; read, XL. 188 — 9 c., XXXVIII. 10-11 see also Colchester; Corofin; Dun Lagaidh; see also Beeston Tor; Bolton Percy; Croydon, Eccles; Gisors; Russia; Stockland; Tullintowell; Whitehorse; Cushendall; Derby, St. Alkmund's; Wrexham Derrykeighan; Dorking; Fjsre; Gainford; Gower; — 13 c., XXXII. 112-14 Gravesend; Hexham; Ireland (?); Laxfield; Lon- see also Barnsley; Broughton; Brussels; don, finds; St. Albans; Stoke Bardolph; Talnotrie; Coventry, 1847; Coventry, 1937; Drummercool; Washington; York, Coney Street London, 1878; Pontchateau; Ras Sharnra; Skegby; — 9-10 c., see Chester, Castle Esplanade; Cuerdale; Tower Hill; York, Minster Dean; Harkirke; Stamford 1902; Vatican; Win- — 13-14 c., xxxvm. 35-7, 60 chester see also Ardquin; Aston; Athea; Attenborough, — 10 C., XXXIII. 39-44; xxxvm. 20-1 1966; Balcombe; Beaumont; Beulah Hill; Brent- see also Bangor; Burray; Cheddar; Chester, wood; Brownlee; Caernarvon; Carnbane; Cams; St. John's Church; Douglas; Dungarvan; Find, Castle Enigan; Castlewellan; Cloonfinlough; Close- unknown site (N.E. Midlands?); Glasnevin; burn; Durham, Beach Crest; Durham, Neville's Inchkenneth; Iona; Ipswich; Kildare; Killyon Cross; Grittleton; Knaresborough; Loch Doon; Manor; Knowth; Machrie; Mont Saint-Michel; Mareham-le-Fen; Mayfield; Monkstown; Mont- Morley St. Peter; Muilingar; Port St. Mary; Tar- rave; Mullynure Abbey; Redgorton parish; Ren- bat; Terslev; Tewkesbury; Welwyn frew; Sandsfield — 10-11 c., see Lummelunda; Nas; Tingstade — 14 c., xxxix. 91 n. — 11c., see Dunbrody; Find, uncertain site (Northern see also Askeaton, Desmond Castle; Brinkburn; England?); Halton Moor; Kongs0 Plantage; Coudekerque-Branche; Courtrai; Coventry, 1967; Kvinnegarda; Mannegarda; Oulton; Russia; Staf- Down, Co.; Fenwick; South Shields; Tullamore; ford; Trondheim Wrabness Finds of British coins, 18 c., see Fairfield; Newent; — 14-15 c., xxxviii. 60 Pillaton Hall; Rugeley; Seend; Stafford, Moss Pit; see also Angers; Askeaton, Moig South; Atten- Westmancote; Willesborough borough, 1966; Bratislava; Brentwood; Fishpool; — 18-19 c., see Market Harborough; Poringland; Ipswich; Oldcastle; Perth; Rhoneston Tadley; Uffington — 15 c., see Amiens; Eighter; France; London, Cannon —19 c., see Amber Hill; Battersea; Dunkerton; Street; Sainte-Trinite de la Luizerne; Wyre Piddle Hoyland; Hucknall; Macclesfield; Ramsgate; Rus- — 15-16 c., see Angers; Ardglass; Askeaton, Moig combe; St. Pancras; Settle; Tintwistle; Wisbech South; Ballymoyle; Carrickfergus, behind the — 19-20 c., see Alpheton; Atherstone; Benenden; walls; Greenwich; Hartford; Ireland; Sherborne; Darwen; Fareham; Kingsley Holt; Lurgan; Witchingham Wantage; Wymington — 16 c., see Buttington; Clogheen; Cloncreen Bog; — 20 c., see Bromley Holy Island; Malin; March; Roscommon, Co.; Finds of Carolingian coins, xxxii. 75-87; rev., xxxiv. Thornton Abbey; Woodhouse; Ynysfor 177-9 —16-17 c., see Atherstone; Burghclere; Cople; — See also Croydon, Whitehorse; Derrykeighan; Goldenhill; Great Lumley; Harlaxton; Hayling Gravesend; Litton Cheney; Talnotrie; York, Island; Kildare, Co.; Kilroot; Laughton; Lutton; Coney Street Lytham St. Annes; Newark, Crankley Point; Finds of Celtic coins, see Billericay; Blackpatch; Sheerness; Stainton-by-Langworth; Temple New- Cann; Canterbury; Castle Eaton; Cowden Beach; sam; Upton; Waltham Abbey; Willesborough; Dragonby; Droitwich; East Harting; Gravesend; Winsford; York, Coppergate Harlow; Haslemere; Kirmington; Lancing Down; -— 17 c., see Barton; Castlederg; Cleasby; Lakefield; Little Harting; London, finds; Mildenhall; Nor- Lichfield; Lisburn, Magherall Road; Lisburn, The manby; Old Winteringham; Owmby Cliff; Owsle- Plantation; Lochgelly; Newark; Newcastle-under- bury; Prae Wood; St. James's Park; Scunthorpe; Lyme; Pattingham; Portishead; Stewartstown; Sheppey; Thistleton; Waddon Hill; Worcester Trysull Finds of clippings, see Alderwasley; Stamford, St. — 17-18 c., see Association wreck; Channel Islands; Leonard's Priory Pillaton Hall; Rugeley; Seend; Stafford, Moss Pit Finds of currency bars, see Danebury Finds of foreign coins, 7 c., see Cuerdale Finds of English coins, see also Winchester — 7-8 c., see Aston Rowant — 11 c., see Oulton — 9 c., see Croydon, Whitehorse; Talnotrie 221 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Finds of foreign coins, 10 c., see Bangor Finds of Roman coins, see Cloonfinlough; Owmby — 10-11 c., see Lummelunda; Tingstade Cliff; Redene; Saint-Michel-en-l'Herm •— 11 c., see Kvinnegarda; Southampton, 1967 Finds of Scottish coins, 12 c., see Bute; Dartford; — 11-12 c., see Lummelunda Isle of Man; London Bridge; Nottingham; Out- — 12-13 c., see Eccles; Wrexham chester; Sheldon — 13 c., XL. 49-50 — 12-13 c., see Alengon; Colchester; Dun Lagaidh; see also Broughton; Colchester Eccles; France; Gisors; Gorron; Great St. Bernard — 13-14 c., XXXII. 128-9; XXXVIII. 35 Pass; Montpellier; Redene; Saint-Michel-en- see also Attenborough, 1966; Balcombe; l'Herm; Stockland; Vallon-sur-Gee; Wrexham; Beaumont; Cams; Castlewellan; Durham, Beach York, Minster Crest; Loch Doon; Mayfield; Montrave; Mully- —13 c., see Aston; Broughton; Brussels; Cams; nure Abbey Coventry, 1847; Coventry, 1937; Drummercool; •— 14 c., see Durham, Neville's Cross; Gomeldon; Knaresborough; Skegby Grittleton; Hull; Knaresborough; Monkstown; — 13-14 c., XXXVIII. 35, 38 Renfrew see also Attenborough, 1966; Balcombe; — 14-15 c., XXXII. 130-3, 138 Beaumont; Closeburn; Durham, Beach Crest; • see also Fishpool Durham, Neville's Cross; Loch Doon; Mareham- — 15 c., see Perth; Witchingham le-Fen; Montrave; Perth; Renfrew — 15-16 c., XXXIII. 114-16 —14 c., see Connaught; Dipple; Down, Co.; • see also Hartford; Sherborne Drumnadrochit; Fenwick; Pettigo — 16 c., XXXII. 138 — 14-15 c., XXXIII. 94-106 see also Clogheen; Cloncreen Bog see also Attenborough, 1966; Balgony farm; •—16-17 c., see Hayling Island; Newark, Crankley Fishpool; Perth Point; Willesborough — 15c., see Rhoneston •—• 17 c., see Barton; Derryville; Tranent — 16c., see Holy Island — 17-18 c., see Association wreck; De Liefde wreck; — 16-17 c., see York, Coppergate Pillaton Hall — 17 c., see Atherstone; Glenavy; Harlaxton; Hayling •— 18 c., see Hollandia wreck Island; Kilroot; Laughton; Lochgelly; Lutton; — 18-19 c., see Fairfield Lytham St. Annes; Pillaton Hall; Stainton-by- — 19c., see Battersea Langworth; Stewartstown; Tranent; Willesborough Finds of Irish coins, 10 c., see Dungarvan; Inch- Finds of tokens etc., 16 c., see Lavenham; Thornton kenneth Abbey — 10-11 c., see Lummelunda; Tingstade — 17 c., see Hayling Island -— 11 c., see Dunbrody; Italy, Northern; Kongs0 Finglesham (Kent), find 1965 (7-8 c.), xxxv. 1, 6; Plantage; Myrande exh., xxxiv. 190; read, 189 — 12-13 c., see Corofin; Gisors FINN, P., The guide book and catalogue of British — 13 c., XXXII. 112-14 Commonwealth coins, 3rd ed., rev., XL. 182 • see also Attenborough, 1966; Attenborough, Fishpool (Notts.), find 1966 (14-15 c.), xxxv. 233; 1966/8; Broughton; Brussels; Colchester; Corpe; xxxvi. 107 n.: read, xxxvn. 209 Coventry, 1847; Coventry, 1937; Drummercool; FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM. Exh., XXXIII. 187 Eccles; Gorron; Mareham-le-Fen; Montpellier; Fjcere (Norway), find 1876 (9 c.), exh., xxxvm. 202 Normandy, Lower; Poire-sur-Velluire; Skegby; Flanders, nobles (England, currency), XXXII. 129-32 Stockland; Tullintowell; Wrexham Flintshire, see Caerwys; Rhuddlan — 13-14 c., XXXVIII. 35, 37 Florins (Great Britain), 20 c., see Edges • see also Ardquin; Beaumont; Cams; Craigie; Folkestone (Kent), find (6-7 c.), exh., xxxix. 192 Loch Doon; Monkstown; Montrave; Mullynure Foreign coins, finds, see Finds of foreign coins Abbey: Renfrew — (England, currency, 14-16 c.), XXXII. 127-39 •— 15-16 c., see Ardglass See also Burgundy, double patards — 16 c., see Askeaton, Moig South; Ballinlough; — (Great Britain, currency, 18 c.), XL. 133-5 Clogheen; Coleraine; Ireland; Liswatty; Ross- — (Scotland, currency, 17 c.), xxxix. 115-16 nowlagh Forgery, see also Emery, Edward; Singleton •—17 c., see Belfast, 'Belfast Gate'; Cloonfinlough; — contemporary, see Bank of England, dollars; Derryville; Harlaxton; Hayling Island; Ireland; Charles I, coins; Edgar, type i; Elizabeth II, 2nd Kildare, Co.; Lisburn, Castle Garden; Lisburn, issue; George III, copper, 1st issue; George V, Magherall Road; Lytham St. Annes; Mullin; silver; Henry VIII, 2nd coinage, crowns of the Stewartstown rose; Imitative . . .; O'Reilly's . . .; Stapley; Steele Finds of Manx coins, see Cavan, Co. — (/Ethelbald, coins), xxxix. 16 Finds of Merovingian coins, exh., xxxix. 191-2; read, — (Anglo-Gallic coins), XL. 170, pi. ii; exh., 189 189 — (Anglo-Saxon coins), xxxiv. 15; XL. 154-7, pi. i; — See also Cimiez; Crondall; Dronrijp; Hallum; exh., 189 London, finds — (Castlecomer Colliery, tokens), xxxiv. 140-1 Finds of paper money, see Amber Hill; Strandtown •— (Elizabeth I, sovereigns, pattern), xxxii. 164, pi. xi 222 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Forgery (England, coins), XL. 157-67, pis. i-ii George I-IV (Ireland), coinage, read, xxxvi. 211 — (Grey, Jane, medals), XL. 168 George II-III, copper coins, exh., XXXVIII. 202 — (Harold II, Buckingham mint), xxxiv. 52 — farthings, imitations, exh., XXXVIII. 202, 203 — (Henry VII, pattern groat), xxxv. 151 —• half-pennies, imitations, exh., XXXVIII. 203 — (Ireland, Edward IV, 1467-70, groat or half- George III, copper, 1st issue, half-pennies, forgery, groat), xxxv. 148-51 moulds, exh., xxxv. 221 — (Ireland, Mary I, coins), XL. 168-9, pi. ii — copper, 2nd issue, exh., xxxvm. 202 — (Massacre of St. Bartholomew, medal), XL. 148,170 4th issue, pennies, proofs, bronzed, exh., xxxix. — (Mercia, coinage, 823-40), XXXII. 45-50 191 — (Mercia, Ludeca, pennies), xxxvi. 29-31 — guineas, spade type, imitations, see Imitation .. . — (Richard I, coins, rev. cross fleury), read, XL. George IV, crowns, 1829, restrikes, xxxix. 159 187 — half-sovereigns, 1829, restrikes, xxxix. 158-9 — (Roman coins), XL. 170 George V, bronze, pennies, obv. 3/rev. C, exli., — (Sceattas, silver, type 8), xxxvii. 190-1 XXXVIII. 203 — (Scotland, coins, 16 c.), XL. 169-70, pi. ii — silver, 2nd coinage, half-crowns, 1920-1, forgery, — (Short Cross coins, Lichfield mint), xxxiii. 57-8 XXXVII. 183 — (York, Eric Bloodaxe, Two Line type, moneyer GEORGE, W„ Exh., XL. 192 Hunred), xxxix. 17 Gisors (Eure), find 1970 (12-13 c.), xxxix. 32-3; XL. Forrer, L. S., death, xxxvii. 239 22-43 Fortrose (Ross and Cromarty), find 1880 (14-15 c.), Glamorgan, see Cardiff; Cowbridge; Gower; Llan- XXXIII. 105 trithyd Fountaine, Sir Andrew (Runic coins), XXXIV. 29 Glanclywedog (Montgomerys.), token, XXXIV. 135-8 Fox, H. B. Earle (Edward I—III, pennies, classifica- Glasgow, Art Gallery and Museum, coin collection, tion), xxxi. 80-7, pi. v XXXVI. 29-30 Fox, J. S. Shirley-, see Shirley-Fox, J. S. Glasnevin (Co. Dublin), find 1838 (10 c.), xxxvi. 52-3 France, currency, foreign coins, 1640, see Henry VIII, Glenavy, churchyard (Co. Antrim), find 1827 (17 c.), 3rd coinage, groats, countermarked xxxvi. 104 — deniers, 12-13 c., exit., XL. 192 Gloucester, William of, see William of Gloucester — find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 55, 58 Gloucestershire, see Newent; North Cerney; Temple (15 c.), xxxvi. 110 Guiting; Tewkesbury —- see also Coudekerque-Branche; Courtrai Gold:silver ratio, Anglo-Saxon, XXXVIII. 214-15 — finds (Short Cross coins), xxxix. 24-60, pi. i; read, Gold supply (England), 1660-3, xxxvi. 125-8, 147-8 XL. 188 Goldenhill, Oldcot (Staffs.), find 1832 (16-17 c.), Francis, G. R., XXXII. 232 xxxix. 166 FREEDMAN, D. S., New evidence concerning the Gomeldon (Wilts.), find 1963 (14 c.), XXXIII. 171 authenticity of the 1655 half-crown, XXXVIII. 190-3 Goodhart, L. McCormick-, see McCormick-Good- — Seventeenth-century Irish tokens, read, xxxi. 170 hart, L. FREEHILL, M., A short account of the coinage of Gordon, Charles George, medals, see Khartoum Star Australia, read, xxxiv. 188 Gorron (Mayenne), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 45 FRERE, S. S., Rev., The coinage of Ancient Britain, 'Gothaburh'/Exeter die-linking (^Ethelred II), xxxi. 2nd ed., XXXIII. 176 51-2 'Gothaburh'/London die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxix. Gainford (Co. Durham), find 1864 (9 c.), xxxv. 190-1 202, 204, pi. ix GALLAGHER, C., Neglected documentary evidence for Gotland, see Kvinnegarda; Lummelunda; Manne- the currency of 14th-cent. Scottish coins in N.E. garda; Myrande; Tingstade Ireland, xxxvi. 93-5 GOULD, J. D., The Great Debasement, rev., XL. 179-80 — The sixteenth-century coin-hoard from Moig Gower (Glam.), find 1948 (9 c.), XXXII. 78 South, Askeaton, Co. Limerick, xxxvii. 85-92, Graddum (Co. Cavan), paper money, 1804, xxxvii. pis. viii-xi 196-8 Galley half-pence, see Venice, soldini Grandee reproductions (Great Britain, copper coins), Gallo-Belgic E (Celtic coins), quarter staters, xxxiv. exh., XL. 191 166, pi. xvi Gravesend (Kent), find (Celtic), xxxvi. 3 GALSTER, G., 'Montfundet fra Kongs0 Plantage', — find (12 c.), see Dartford rev., xxxrv. 181-3 1838 (9 c.), XXXII. 79; xxxiv. 14, 18-19; xxxvii. — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 4, rev., xxxm. 235 176-7 Great Britain, see also England; Scotland; Wales — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 7, rev., xxxv. — coins, see names of rulers, and (before 1707) 209-10 England, coins; Scotland, coins — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 13-15, rev., finds, see Finds of British coins xxxix. 180-1 — copper and bronze coins; currency; decimal Garton-on-the-Wolds (Yorks.), find 1959 (7-8 c.), currency; florins; guineas; Mint; paper money; xxxvi. 18, 19-20, 23 patterns; pennies; silver supply, see these headings 223 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Great Exhibition 1851, medals, exit., xxxii. 228 Harkirke, Little Crosby (Lanes.), find 1611 (9-10 c.), Great Lumley (Co. Durham), find 1950 (16-17 c.), xxxn. 82 xxxm. 154 Harlaxton (Lines.), find 1968 (16-17 c.), XXXVII. 241; Great St. Bernard Pass (Switzerland), find (12-13 c.), XXXVIII. 165-6 xxxix. 30 Harlow (Essex), finds (Celtic), XXXIII. 1-6, pi. v; Greenwich, find 1971 (15-16 c.), XL. 197 XXXVI. 1-7, pis. v-vi; XXXVII. 1-6, pis. vi-vii Gregory XIII (Pope), medals, see Forgery Massacre Harold I, Fleur-de-Lis type, see Brooke, G. C. English of St. Bartholomew, medal) coins', Hildebrand, B. E. Anglosachsiska mynt Grey, Jane, shilling, pattern, see Mary I (Ireland) Harold II, see Cambridge, mint medals, see Forgery HARRIS, E. J., The halfpence and farthings of Edward GRIERSON, P., The authenticity of the York 'thrymsas', I, II, and III, read, XXXII. 227 xxxi. 8-10 Harrow Weald (Middx.), find 1960 (16 c.), XXXII. 138 — Bibliographie numismatique, rev., xxxvi. 201-2 Hartford (Hunts.), find 1964 (15-16 c.), XXXIII. 114; — Exh., xxxi. 171-2 exh., 187; read, xxxiv. 188 — 'La fonction sociale de la monnaie en Angleterre Harthacnut, see also Langport, Lincoln, mints aux VIIe-VIIIe siecles', rev., xxxi. 167-8 — Arm and Sceptre type, see Southwark, Wilton, mints — The origins of the English sovereign and the Haslemere (Surrey), find c. 1944 (Celtic), xxxi. 1-7, symbolism of the closed crown, xxxni. 118-34 pi. i; xxxv. 189-90, pi. xiv; exh., xxxi. 171, 172; — Some aspects of the gold sovereign of Henry VII, XXXIII. 186; read, xxxi. 171 exh., XXXIII. 185; read, 118, 184 Hastings, Jacob Astley, Baron, xxxvii. 38 Grimoald III (Beneventum, 788-806), tremissis, exh., — mint (Henry I), xxxix. 184 XXXII. 228 (Stephen), xxxvi. 90, pi. iv GRINSELL, L. V., A brief numismatic history of Bristol, (William I), XXXIII. 168 rev., XXXI. 168 HAWKINS, R. N. P., Catalogue of the advertisement — A sceatta from Portishead, Somerset, XXXIX. 163-4 imitations of 'spade' guineas and their halves, Grittleton (Wilts.), find (13-14 c.), xxxix. 80-3 XXXII. 174-219, pi. xii GROSVENOR MUSEUM, Chester. Sylloge ... 5, see Supplement I, xxxiv. 149-61 Pirie, Elizabeth, J. E. Supplement II, XXXVII. 146-57 Grove, L. R. A., see Maidstone — Exh., xxxvii. 212; XXXVIII. 202; xxxix. 191, 192 Guernsey, 8 doubles, 1864, xxxiii. 164-7, pi. xii; exh., Hayling Island (Hants.), find (16-17 c.), XXXIII. 152-3 186; read, 185 Headington (Oxon.), find 1958 (14-15 c.), XXXII. 138 Guineas, imitation, see Imitation spade guineas Henley-on-Thames, Park Place (Berks.), find 1881 — value, 1811-12, xxxv. 174 (12 c.), XXXI. 162-4; xxxv. 107 Guitinieres (Charente-Maritime), find (12-13 c.), Henry I, type I, see Wallingford, mint xxxix. 29 — type IV, see Hastings, Shrewsbury, mints Gun money, see James II (Ireland), emergency money — type V, see Cardiff, mint GUNSTONE, A. J. H., The Cloncreen Bog (Clon- —• type VII, see London, Norwich, York, mints bulloge) find of Elizabethan coins from the Co. — type X, see Cardiff, mint Offaly, XXXVIII. 109-12, pis. iv-v — type XI, see Bristol, Cardiff, London, Shaftesbury, — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 17, rev., XL. 176 Wilton, mints — see also Birmingham, City Museum and Art Gallery — type XIV, see Exeter, Huntingdon, mints — type XV, see Carlisle, Exeter, York, mints HACKMANN, W. D., The coinages for Ireland of — type XV/Stephen, type I mules, xxxv. 40, pi. i Henry VIII, XXXVIII. 97-107 Henry II, see Short Cross coins Haigh, Daniel, XXXVII. 12 Henry III, Long Cross coins; Short Cross coins, see Half-pennies (Alfred), XXXVIII. 225 these headings — (Edward the Confessor), xxxiv. 42-5; XL. 151; Henry IV, heavy coinage, gold, xxxvi. 108-10 exh., xxxiv. 190; xxxvi. 213; read, xxxiv. 189 — heavy coinage, half-pennies, XXXVIII. 56-7 — (Edward the Elder), XXXIII. 190 nobles, xxxix. 91-6, pi. x — (Edward the Elder-Edgar), xxxi. 44-8, pi. iii see also Calais, mint Hallum (Holland), find (7-8 c.), XXXVI. 20 — intermediate coinage, xxxvi. 106-13, pi. xv Halton Moor (Lanes.), find 1815 (11 c.), XXXII. 84 — light coinage, gold, xxxix. 96-7 HAMBLIN, Lynette Kaye. Analysis of the metal con- Henry IV/Richard II mules, pennies, XXXVIII. 55 tents of coins from the Hull hoard, XXXVII. 71-2 Henry VI, 1430^1, pinecone-mascle issue, nobles, — A modern forgery of a sceat, XXXVII. 190-1 xxxiv. 118-20, pi. xvi Hamer, Samuel Henry, tokens, exh., XXXVI. 214 Henry VI restored, pennies, see Bristol, mint Hampshire, see Awbridge; Beauworth; Broughton; Henry VII, angels and half-angels, xxxii. 140-50, Burghclere; Crondall; Danebury; Fareham; Hay- 159-60, pi. ix ling Island; Owslebury; Southampton; Tadley; — coins, chronology, read (B. H. I. H. Stewart), Winchester [Jan. 1967] Hamtun, mint, see Northampton, Southampton — facing bust issue, crown open, exh., xxxvi. 212 Hardicanute, see Harthacnut groats, XXXIII. 126 224 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Henry VII, pattern groat, xxxv. 151 Horsforth (Yorks.), mint (Viking invaders), see — pennies, half-pennies, and farthings, xxxi. 117-24, 'Orsnaforda' pi. xi Hotot-en-Auge (Calvados), find 1862 (12-13 c.), •— privy marks, xxxii. 153-9 xxxix. 46 — profile issue, xxxi. 109-17, pi. x Hoyland (Yorks.), find 1962 (19 c.), XXXIII. 159-61 — ryals, xxxn. 152-3, 160, pi. x Hucknall (Notts.), find 1967 (19 c.), xxxvi. 223 — sovereigns, xxxn. 150-3, 160, pi. x; xxxm. 118-34; Hull, Albert Dock, find 1868 (14 c.), xxxiii. 80-2; read, 184 xxxvii. 65-72, pi. xxi Henry VIII, see also Calais, mint; Trial plates Huntingdon, mint (Cnut-Henry I), xxxm. 168-9, — 1st coinage, angels, exh., XL. 190 pi. vii ryal, xxxii. 161-2, pi. xi Huntingdon/London die-linking (vEthelred II), exh., — 2nd coinage, see also Canterbury, mint, archi- xxxi. 173 episcopal Huntingdonshire, see also Hartford angels, imitations, xxxviii. 79-82, pi. iv crowns of the rose, forgery, xxxii. 162, pi. xi Ilchester, mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 71, pi. ix George nobles, variety, xxxii. 162-3 — mint (Stephen), xxxi. 71, pi. iv — 3rd coinage, see also Southwark, Tower, mints Imitation spade guineas, advertisements, xxxii. 174- groats, countermarked (France, currency), 219, pi. xii; xxxiv. 149-61; xxxvn. 146-57 xxxii. 163^1, pi. xi See also Belfast shillings (Ireland, currency, 16-17 c.), see Broad Imitative angels, see Henry VIII, 2nd coinage pieces Imitative farthings, see George II—III Henry VIII (Ireland), coinage, XXXVIII. 84-108; XL. Imitative half-groats, see Arnold d'Oreye (Rummen, 101-9; read, XXXVII. 210 1331-65), imitation of David II, 2nd coinage — coins, composition, analysis, XXXVIII. 89, 97-107 Imitative half-pennies, see George II—III Henry, Earl of Northumberland, coinage, xxxv. 98- Imitative ryals, see Edward IV, light coinage 101, pi. xii Imitative sterlings, exh., xxxviii. 202 Henry of Anjou, coinage, xxxv. 88-93, pi. x — see also Hull, Albert Dock, find 1868 Henry of Blois, Bishop of Winchester, coinage, xxxv. — composition, analysis, xxxvn. 71-2 84-5, pi. viii — finds, see Finds of foreign coins, 13, 14 c. Hereford, mint (Edward the Confessor), xxxv. 193-4 — (England, currency), xxxii. 128-9 Hertford, mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 72-3, pi. ix Imperial idea, see Crowns, closed Hertfordshire, see also Islington (Middx.), find 1961 'Inchiquin' money, gold, XXXIII. 141-50; xxxv. 152-4; (15-16 c.); Prae Wood; Rickmansworth; St. read, xxxm. 190 Albans; Watford; Welwyn Inchkenneth (Hebrides), find c. 1830 (10 c.), XXXII. 84 HESS, D. H., Exh., xxxvi. 213 India, coinage, 1901-47, xxxvii. 159-71 — A penny of Harthacnut for Wilton, xxxvii. 192-3 Ines, Abbey (Co. Down), see Ardquin, Abbey Hethersett (Norfolk), find (14 c.), XXXII. 133 Inverness-shire, see Drumnadrochit; Killichonate Heworth (Co. Durham), find 1813 (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 217 Iona (Inner Hebrides), find 1950 (10 c.), XXXH. 83 Hexham (Northld.), find 1833 (9 c.), xxxvi. 217 Ipswich, find 1863 (10 c.), XXXIII. 34-8, pi. i; exh., Hiberno-Norse coins, finds, see Finds of Irish coins, XXXII. 229 10-11-12 c. — find 1965 (14-15 c.), xxxv. 195-8 — phase I, imitations of ^Ethelred II, Helmet type, — mint (Short Cross), XXXIII. 62 xxxv. 192-3 (Stephen), XXXVIII. 198 — phase V, XXXVII. 26-7 — — (Stephen, irregular coinage), XXXII. 220-1; — York, see York, kingdom exh., 229 Hiberno-Norsemen, see Names, personal, Irish Ireland, see also names of counties', Armagh, arch- (Anglo-Saxon coins, moneyers) diocese; Connaught Hickes, George (Runic coins), xxxiv. 28-9 — coin weights, see Coin weights Hildebrand, B. E., Anglosachsiska mynt (Harold I, — coinage, 1085-1216, read, xxxiv. 188 Fleur-de-Lis type), XXXIII. 45-7, pi. ix — —1172-1637, read, XXXVIII. 198, 201 Hinckes, Ralph Tichbourne, xxxvni. 29 1485-1603, XL. 97-119; read, 188 Hoards, see Finds — coins, see also names of rulers; Emergency money; HODGKINSON, P. A., An overstruck penny of Edward Hiberno-Norse coins; Long Cross coins the Confessor, XXXVIII. 185, pi. ix — -—• finds, see Finds of Irish coins Hollandia wreck (Scillies), find (18 c.), XL. 197, 198 • 13 c., finds, Brussels, read, xxxvi. 211 Hollingbourne (Kent), find (7-8 c.), xxxv. 2 — currency, 15 c., see O'Reilly's money Holloway, Thomas, tokens, xxxvi. 186-8 15-16 c., see Clipping Holy Island (Northld.), find 1962 (16 c.), xxxm. 151 16 c., XL. 97-100 HOOKE, I. H. T., The deterioration of pennies in 16-17 c., see Broad pieces; Bungalls; Spain, circulation, read, XXXIII. 184 coins; White money Horncastle, mint (Edward the Martyr-^Ethelred II), 18 c., see Drogheda, Henry Moore, 4th Earl xxxvii. 191-2 of, wealth 1727 225 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX

Ireland, currency, 19 c., see Graddum (Co. Cavan), XXXIV. 189; xxxv. 220-1; xxxvi. 211-12, 212, 213, paper money pi. i; xxxvii. 211 — find, analogous to Fishpool, read (R. H. M. — Four Anglo-Saxon, Norman, and Plantagenet Dolley), [Apr. 1967] notes: the mysterious mint of 'Dernt'; two un- — — (9 c.), xxxvi. 32-5 published pennies of William II; Stephen type VII—• (17 c.), xxxvi. 102 four 'new' coins; an unpublished Edward III/ — finds, read, xxxix. 189 Edward II mule, xxxi. 66-73, pi. iv (Anglo-Saxon coins, 10 c.), XXXVHI. 20-1 — Four 'new' coins of the Huntingdon mint, XXXIII. — — (15-16 c.), XXXVIII. 85-7, 88, 95-6, 107-8 168-9, pi. vii — tokens, 17 c., read, xxxi. 170 — Norwich or Northampton—a 'Shortcross' prob- Irish language, see Bungalls; Names, personal, Irish lem, XXXIII. 70-2, pi. vii Irish Republic, ten shillings, exh., xxxv. 221 — A note on the mint of Horncastle, XXXVII. 191-2 Iron bar currency, see Currency bars — A remarkable parcel of Norman pennies in Mos- Islay, see Machrie cow, XXXVI. 86-92, pis. iii-iv; read, XXXVII. 209 Isle of Man, see also Douglas; Port St. Mary — Royal Coin Cabinet, Stockholm: the Anglo-Norman — coins, finds, see Finds of Manx coins coins, see Sylloge ... 11 — find (12 c.), XXXIII. 48-54 — On some hoards of the time of Stephen, XXXVII. Isle of Sheppey, see Sheppey 35^12; read, 209 Isle of Thanet, see Thanet — Southampton/Winchester die-links in Canute's Isle of Wight, see Newport; Yarmouth Quatrefoil type, xxxix. 6-11, pi. x Islington (Middx.), find 1961 (15-16 c.), XXXIII. 115 —• Stephen type VII—a 'new' mint, xxxix. 164-5 Italy, Northern, find (11 c.), XXXVII. 25-8, pi. xxi — An unpublished penny of William I, xxxii. 91-3 Jugs, see Containers JACOB, K. A., A new coin of Harold II of the Cam- bridge mint, xxxv. 194-5 Kay, L. L., death, xxxix. 205 — Notes on some seventeenth-century Cambridge KEMPSON, E. G. H., 'The Marlborough token coinage tokens, xxxii. 221-2 of the 17th century', rev., xxxi. 168 — Two notes on trade tokens: a mythical seventeenth- Kennack Sands (Cornwall), find 1960 (14 c.), xxxn. century halfpenny of Cambridge, xxxiv. 132-4 128 James I, crowns, silver, xxxix. 145-57, pis. v-viii KENT, J. P. C., The British Museum sylloge of coins — 2nd coinage, sixpences, 1618, i.m. plain cross, exh., of Charles I's provincial mints, read, XXXII. 227 XXXVII. 213 — A Chester unite of Charles I, xxxi. 165-6 James II (Ireland), emergency money, XXXVI. 169-75 — A Civil War hoard found in Newark, exh., xxxi. See also Mullin (Co. Kerry), find 172; read, 170 James 1II-IV (Scotland), billon pennies, XL. 90-1, — Early coining machinery in England, read, XXXVIII. pi. v 200 — heavy coinage, groats, XL. 62-9, 78-90, 94-6, pi. v — Exh., XXXI. 172; XXXIII. 187; XL. 192 — unicorns, XL. 62-78, 87-90 pi. v — Five Tudor notes . . ., XXXII. 161-4, pi. xi James IV (Scotland), light coinage, groats, XL. 96, — The Hartford (Huntingdon) hoard, exh., XXXIII. pi. v 187; read, xxxiv. 188 James V (Scotland), coinage, exh., XL. 189, read, 187 — Hoard reports, Elizabeth I-Charles I, xxxm. James VI (Scotland), 6th coinage, forty-shilling 151-5 pieces, XXXVIII. 193-4 — Hoard reports, xvi-xvn centuries, XXXVII. 138- — 7th coinage, ten shilling pieces, exh., XXXVII. 215 45 JAMES, S., The guide book and catalogue of British — Some mint statistics of the early Milled period, Commonwealth coins, 3rd ed., rev., XL. 182 read, xxxv. 219 Jan, A. W., death, xxxvi. 222 — Three seventeenth- and eighteenth-century finds, Jane Grey, see Grey, Jane XXXVIII. 163-6 Jars, see Containers — The 'Vexator Canadiensis' tokens of Canada, read, Jenkins, G. K., appointed Keeper of Coins and XXXII. 226 Medals, British Museum, xxxiv. 192 Kent, county, see Benenden; Bromley; Canterbury; Jettons, exh., XL. 191, 192; read, 188 Dartford; Dover; Faversham; Finglesham; Folke- — English, 1553, see Mary I (Ireland), shillings stone; Gravesend; Greenwich; Hollingbourne; — finds, see Finds of tokens etc. Linton; Littlebourne; Lympne; Ramsgate; Re- John, see Short Cross coins culver; Rochester; Sarre; Sheerness; Sheppey; John the Blind (Luxembourg, 1309-47), imitative Sibertswold; Sittingbourne; Stourmouth; Thanet; sterlings, see Hull, Albert Dock, find 1868 Upchurch; Willesborough JONES, F. ELMORE, The Buckingham mint, xxxiv. Kent, kingdom, see also Eadwald (East Anglia) . 46-52, pi. iv coinage, 764-92, xxxvi. 218-21 — The emergency mint of Wilton in 1180, xxxv. 796-825, XXXII. 1-74, pis. i-viii; XXXVII. 116-19, pi. xv; read, xxxvi. 210 216-26 — Exh., xxxi. 172; XXXII. 228, 229 (3); XXXIII. 187 (2); Kerry, Co., see Mullin C 9039 226 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Khartoum Star (Gordon, Charles George, medals), Leeds, City Museum. Exh., xxxii. 229 xxxiv. 162-5; exh., xxxm. 186; read, 184 — University. Index of Anglo-Saxon and Norman Kildare, Co., see also Mullaghboden coins, xxxiv. 192 — Co., find (16-17 c.), xxxiv. 169-70 Legends (Coins), see Moneta — neighbourhood, find 1923 (10 c.), xxxv. 15, 17 Leicester, mint (Athelstan), see Lympne Kilkenny, Co., see Castlecomer Colliery Leicestershire, see also Ashby-de-la-Zouch; Market Killichonate (Inverness-shire), find c. 1831 (14-15 c.), Harborough xxxiii. 105 Leitrim, Co., see Tullintowell Killyon Manor (Co. Meath), find 1876 (10 c.), xxxi. Le Mans (Sarthe), find I (12-13 c.), xxxix. 24, 33-4, 23-5 36, 47, pi. i Kilroot (Co. Antrim), find (16-17 c.), xxxvi. 101 — find II (12-13 c.), xxxix. 24, 34-5, 36, 37-8, 47-8, KING, H. H., Sanford Saltus medal awarded to, xxxi. pl.i 171; presented, XXXII. 226; 60th anniversary of — find III (12-13 c.), xxxix. 24, 35-6, 48, pi. i election, XXXVIII. 200, 223; dedication to, p. ii, pi. Leofwine (/Ethelred II, moneyers), xxxix. 202-3 — Coins of the Sussex mints: addendum; corri- Le Poire-sur-Velluire, see Poire gendum, XXXIII. 168 LESSEN, M., The coinage of Oliver Cromwell, read, King's Lynn, mint (Short Cross), XXXIII. 62 xxxvi. 210 Kingsley Holt (Staffs.), find 1970 (19-20 c.), xxxix. 210 — A summary of the Cromwell coinage, xxxv. 163-72 Kirkcudbrightshire, see Loch Doon; Talnotrie Lewes, mint (Cnut), XXXIII. 168 Kirmington (Lines.), finds (Celtic), xxxvi. 214; XL. LEWIS, J. M., A Short Cross hoard from Wrexham, 171, pi. vi xxxix. 19-23 Knaresborough (Yorks.), Priory, find 1805 (13-14 c.), Library accessions, xxxv. 217; xxxvii. 205-6; XXXVHI. XXXII. 117-26 198-9; xxxix. 183-5; XL. 183-5 Knockagh (Co. Antrim), see Monkstown Lichfield, Bore Street, find 1788 (17 c.), xxxix. 166 Knocknasna (Co. Limerick), find see Athea — mint (Short Cross), see Forgery Knowth (Co. Meath), find 1969 (10 c.), XXXVIII. 16-21 LIDDELL, D. G., Exh., xxxi. 173, pi. v KongS0 Plantage (Jutland), find (11 c.), rev., xxxiv. Liefde, De, see De Liefde 181-3 Limerick, Co., see Askeaton; Athea Kvinnegarda (Gotland), find 1893/4 (11 c.), xxxvi. Lincoln, mint, see also St. Martin 59-60 — mint (/Ethelred II), xxxi. 160; xxxvi. 57, 67-9, pi. viii L/C indexes (Finds, interpretation), see Mints, ratio (Harthacnut), xxxi. 54-6 LAING, LI. R. Coins and archaeology, rev., xxxix. (Stephen), xxxix. 164-5 181-2 (William II), XXXVII. 30 Laing, W., death, xxxix. 189, 205 Lincoln/Stamford die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. Lakefield (Co. Antrim), find 1842 (17 c.), xxxvi. 104 76-8, pi. ix Lanarkshire, see Brownlee; Glasgow Lincoln/Wallingford die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxv. Lancashire, see Barton; Cuerdale; Darwen; Eccles; 36-7 Halton Moor; Harkirke; Lytham St. Annes Lincolnshire, see also Amber Hill; Dragonby; Find, Lancing Down (Sussex), find 1838 (Celtic), xxxiv. 4-5 unknown site (N.E. Midlands?); Harlaxton; Horn- LANE, S. N., A late seventeenth-century bronze hoard castle; Kirmington; Mareham-le-Fen; Normanby; from County Kerry, xxxrv. 126-31 Old Winteringham; Owmby Cliff; Scunthorpe; — A parcel of late eleventh-century Hiberno-Norse South Kyme; Stainton-by-Langworth; Stamford; coins found in Northern Italy, xxxvii. 25-8, pi. xxi Thornton Abbey; Torksey; Uffington; Wintering- Langport, mint (Harthacnut), xxxi. 54-6 ham Laois, Co., see Derryville Lindsey, see Ealdfrith Larre (Orne), find 1826 (12-13 c.), xxxix. 46 LINECAR, H. W. A., Beginner''s guide to coin collecting, Latton (Wilts.), find 1882 (12 c.), xxxv. 105 rev., xxxv. 216 Lauderdale, James Maitland, 8th Earl of. Circular, —-The coinage of Oliver Cromwell, read, xxxvi. 210 xxxv. 180-5; read, xxxvi. 210 Linton, E. C., death, xxxix. 189, 205; XL. 193 — Further considerations . . ., exh., xxxvi. 213 Linton (Kent), find 1883 (12 c.), xxxv. 105-6 Laughton (Sussex), find 1959 (16-17 c.), xxxvii. 142 Lisburn (Co. Antrim), Castle Garden, find 1822 Laune, Etienne de (Scotland, Mary and Henry, (17 c.), xxxvi. 104-5 sketch), exh., XL. 190 — Magherall Road, find 1833 (17 c.), xxxvi. 101-2 Lavenham (Suffolk), find (16 c.), xxxvi. 195, pi. xv — The Plantation, find 1822 (17 c.), xxxvi. 103 LAVERTINE, J., Exh., XL. 190 Lisieux (Calvados), find (12 c.), xxxix. 47 Lawrence, L. A., medals returned to Society, XXXIII. LISTER, C. W., Exh., xxxi. 171, 172; xxxii. 228; 184; exh., 186 XXXIII. 186 Laxfield (Suffolk), find 1819 (9 c.), xxxn. 79 Liswatty (Co. Londonderry), find 1839 (16 c.), xxxvi. Le Doux, Commandant (Prisoners of war, Besangon), 99-100 medal, xxxv. 203-5 Little Harting (Sussex), find 1941 (Celtic), XXXVII. 8 Leeds, see also Temple Newsam Littlebourne (Kent), find (6-7 c.), exh., xxxix. 192 227 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX

Litton Cheney (Dorset), find (9 c.), XXXII. 75-7; LOYN, H. R., Rev., Commentationes de nummis xxxrv. 167-8 saeculorum IX-XI in Suecia repertis, II, xxxvni. 195 LIVERPOOL CITY MUSEUMS. Exh., xxxix. 191 — Rev., The Norman Conquest and the English Llantrithyd (Glam.), finds (12 c.), xxxi. 74-9, pi. iv; coinage, xxxv. 212-13 XXXIII. 169-71; exh., xxxi. 172; read, 170 Ludeca (Mercia), pennies, see Forgery Local Token Act, 1812, xxxv. 179 Lummelunda (Gotland), find 1967 (10-12 c.), xxxvi. Loch Doon (Kirkcudbrightshire), find 1966 (13-14 c.), 81-5 xxxviii. 31-49, pi. i; read, 200 LUNDSTROM, LILLEMOR, A preliminary account of the Lochgelly (Fife), find 1971 (17 c.), XL. 197, 198 Anglo-Saxon element in the 1966 find from Ting- Lockett, R. C. (Alexander III, 1st coinage), xxxix. stade parish on Gotland, xxxvi. 62-80, pis. viii-ix 76-7 Lurgan (Co. Armagh), find 1964 (19-20 c.), xxxm. Lombards, see Grimoald III (Beneventum, 788-806) 173-5 London, see also Battersea; Beulah Hill; Greenwich; Lutton (Northants.), find 1960/1 (16-17 c.), XXXIII. Islington; Middle Temple; St. Pancras; Southwark; 154-5 Thames; Tower; Tower Hill Luxembourg, 1309-47, John the Blind, imitative — Cannon Street, find 1966 (15 c.), xxxvi. 108 sterlings, see Hull, Albert Dock, find 1868 — find 1878 (13 c.), xxxvi. 193-5 Lydford, mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 76-7 — finds (Smith, Charles Roach), xxxi. 44-5, pi. iii — mint (Edward the Confessor), xxxvi. 59-61 — mint OEthelberht, Burgred?), XXXVII. 233—4 Lydford/'Chester die-linking (^thelred II), see (jEthelred II), XXXI. 49-51, 160; exh., xxxvi. Hiberno-Norse coins, phase 1, imitations of 211-12, pi. i /Ethelred II, Helmet type (Alfred), XXXVII. 237 Lympne, mint (Athelstan), XXXIII. 30-3 Londonia Monogram type, see Plegmund Lynn, see King's Lynn (Canterbury), class I, moneyer Elfstan, over- LYON, C. S. S., Additional evidence for the sequence striking; Viking invaders, imitations of types early in the reign of Edward the Confessor, (Cenwulf-Wiglaf), xxxn. 5-10, 30-6, 72-4, pis. XXXVI. 59-61 i-ii, vii; xxxvn. 225-6 — The coinage of southern England during the ——-(Charles II+), statistics, read, xxxv. 219 decline of Mercia, read, xxxi. 170 (Edgar), xxxv. 9, pi. xiv — The coinage of southern England, 796-840, xxxii. (Edward the Confessor), see Burred 1-74, pis. i-viii (Edward IV), see Brice, Sir Hugh; Tikyll, — Exh., xxxi. 173; xxxii. 228; xxxiv. 189, 190; Ralph xxxvi. 213, 214; xxxvii. 213, 215; xxxvni. 202 (Henry I), XXXIII. 169-70; xxxvi. 88, pi. iii — Mint organization under ^Ethelred II and Cnut, (Henry III), statistics, xxxix. 61-6; read, read, xxxvni. 200 xxxvni. 201 — A mysterious mint in East Anglia, exh., XXXIII. (William II), XXXVII. 30 186; read, 185 London Bridge, find 1850 (12 c.), xxxv. 104; xxxvn. — Presidential address, 1966: Consultation in research, 41 xxxv. 223-30 London/Cissbury die-linking (jEthelred II), xxxix. 1967: Historical problems of Anglo-Saxon 202, 204, pi. ix coinage, 1, xxxvi. 215-21 London/'Gothaburh' die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxix. 1968: Historical problems of Anglo-Saxon 202, 204, pi. ix coinage, 2: the ninth century, Offa to Alfred, London/Huntingdon die-linking (^Ethelred II), exh., XXXVII. 216-38, pis. xxii-xxiii xxxi. 173 1969: Historical problems of Anglo-Saxon London/Stamford die-linking (/'Ethelred II), xxxix. coinage, 3: denominations and weights, XXXVIII. 202-3, 204, pi. ix 204-22 Londonderry, Co., see Coleraine; Liswatty; Macos- 1970: Historical problems of Anglo-Saxon quin coinage, 4: the Viking Age, xxxix. 193-204, pi. ix Long Cross coins, see also Canterbury, London, mints — The President's review of the year, 1966, xxxv. (Henry III) 231-3 — collections, see Cook, A. E. 1967, xxxvi. 222-4 Long Cross coins (Ireland), 1251^1, xxxii. 99-116; 1968, xxxvii. 239-11 xxxiii. 184 1969, xxxviii. 223-5 — 1251^1, statistics, xxxix. 65 1970, xxxix. 205-7, 210 —1276-9, XXXIII. 73-9 — A progress report—Stockholm 1962/1963, read, Lothaire II (Lorraine, 855-69), obolus, XXXII. 75-7; xxxii. 227 XXXIV. 167-8 — Rev., 'La fonction sociale de la monnaie en Lough Lene (Co. Westmeath), find 1843 (10 c.), Angleterre aux VIIC-VIIIC siecles', xxxi. 167-8 XXXII. 82 — A round halfpenny of Edward the Confessor, Louise, Queen of Sweden, see Sweden, Louise, xxxiv. 42-5; exh., 190; read, 189 Queen of — Royal Coin Cabinet, Stockholm: the Anglo-Norman Lower Normandy, see Normandy, Lower coins, see Sylloge ... 11 228 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Lyon, C. S. S., The significance of the sack of Oxford Mathematical statistics, see Probability theory in 1009/1010 for the chronology of the coinage of Matilda, coinage, xxxv. 85-8, pi. ix /Ethelred II, xxxv. 34-7 Mattingly, Harold, death, XXXIII. 184, 188 — Two notes on the 'Last Small Cross' type of Maudslay Sons & Field (Mints), exh., XXXIX. 191 iEthelrad II, xxxi. 49-52 Mayfield (Sussex), find 1968 (13-14 c.), XXXVII. 241 Lytham St. Annes (Lanes.), find 1961 (16-17 c.), Meath, Co., see Ballinlough; Killyon Manor: XXXVII. 139-40 Knowth; Oldcastle Medallists, see Engravers M in field (Anglo-Saxon coins, legends), xxxi. 35-8 Medals, symposium, xxxi. 170 Macclesfield (Chesh.), find 1968 (19 c.), xxxvii. 241 — British, 1775, see Spence, Thomas MACCORMICK, A. G., The Attenborough, Notts., 1802-94, exh., xxxix. 190-1 1966 hoard: the site and circumstances of dis- 1812, see Le Doux covery, xxxvni. 79-83 1843-87, see Art Union of London McCormick-Goodhart, L., death, xxxv. 219, 231 1851, see Great Exhibition 1851 Machrie (Islay), find 1850/2 (10 c.), xxxii. 82-3 1857-8, see Holloway, Thomas, tokens MACK, R. P., Beauworth 1833, xxxvi. 192 — —1884, see Khartoum Star — The coinage of Ancient Britain, 2nd ed., rev., 1900-15, see Hamer, Samuel Henry, tokens xxxiii. 176 — English, 1553, see Forgery (Grey, Jane, medals) — Exh., xxxi. 172; xxxii. 228 (2), 229; xxxm. 187 1604-65, exh., xxxvii. 211-14 — St. John's Church, Chester, hoard of 1862, xxxvi. 1619-28, see Buckingham, . . . Duke of 36-9, pi. i — — 1650, see Ascham, Anthony •— Stephen and the anarchy, 1135-1154, xxxv. 38-112, — French, 1812, see Le Doux pis. i-xii — Indian, 1926^45, xxxvii. 172-4 •—Three new Ancient British coins, xxxiv. 166-7, — Irish, 1553, see Mary I (Ireland), shillings, pattern pi. xvi 1690, xxxi. 138-51; xxxv. 202-3; XXXVIL 196 Macosquin (Co. Londonderry), find c. 1910 (13 c.), — Papal, 1572, see Forgery (Massacre . . .) xxxii. 113 — Scottish, 1633, exh., XXXVII. 214 MAIDSTONE, MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY. Exh., — Spanish, see Minting xxxi. 173; XL. 189 Medley farthings and half-pennies, see George II—III, Maine, find 1911 (14-16 c.), see Angers farthings; half-pennies, imitations Maldon, mint (iEthelred II), xxxvi. 65-6, pi. viii MEER, GAY VAN DER, The Anglo-Saxon element in Malin (Co. Donegal), find 1849 (16 c.), XXXVIII. 85, the 1967 Burge hoard from Lummelunda parish, 108 Gotland, xxxvi. 81-5 MALLINSON, A., Exh., xxxii. 228 — A new type for Offa, xxxvm. 182-3 MALMER, BRITA, Olof Skotkonungs mynt och anclra — A preliminary account of the Anglo-Saxon element Ethelred-imitationer, rev., xxxv. 211-12 in the 1966 find from Tingstade parish on Gotland, — Rev., Anglo-Saxon currency, xxxix. 171-80 xxxvi. 62-80, pis. viii-ix Malmesbury, mint (Cnut), xxxvi. 79, pi. ix — Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 7, xxxv. — mint (William II), xxxi. 68-70 209-10 Mancus, Anglo-Saxon, xxxvm. 207-9 — A second Anglo-Saxon coin of Reading, xxxi. Mannegarda (Gotland), find (11 c.), xxxi. 161-2 161-2 Mans, Le, see Le Mans Melle, mint (Pippin II), finds, Derrykeighan, xxxiv. March (Cambs.), Norwood Farm, finds 1961 (16 c.), 33-6 xxxm. 152 Mercia, see also Burgred; Ceolwulf II; Cynethryth: Mareham-le-Fen (Lines.), find 1961 (13-14 c.), Ludeca; M in field; Offa XXXIII. 83-9, 103, pis. iii-iv — coinage, 796-840, xxxii. 1-74, pis. i-viii Mareuil-sur-Lay (Vendee), find 1844 (12-13 c.), 796-877, xxxvii. 216-38, pi. xxiii XXXIX. 48-9 823-40, exh., XXXII. 228; read, 226 Mark, Anglo-Saxon, XXXVIII. 210 — See also Forgery Market Harborough (Leics.), find 1971 (18-19 c.), — gold coins, moneyer Ciolheard, xxxiv. 8-10; exh., XL. 175, 197, 198 XXXII. 228; read, 226 MARKS, S. J., Anglo-Saxon coins in the Westminster ' — mint, 796-840, see London School collection: introduction, XXXI. 11 Merionethshire, see Ynysfor Marl Valley (Co. Westmeath), find 1841 (10 c.), see Merovingian coins, see Finds of...; Tremissis Mullingar MERSON, R. A., Exh., XL. 192 Mary I (Ireland), coins, see also Forgery Metal contents (Coins), see Analysis — shillings, pattern, xxxix. 98-110 Metallurgical techniques, applied to numismatics, Mary (Scotland), 1st period, coinage, 1553, xxxvn. xxxv. 224-6 98-109, pi. xii METCALF, D. M., Analysis of the metal contents of — and Henry, 1st issue, ryal, exh., XL. 190 coins from the Hull hoard, XXXVII. 71-2 Massacre of St. Bartholomew, medal, see Forgery — A coin of Offa from Deddington Castle, Oxon., MATE, MAVIS, Mediaeval die-output, read, xxxvii. 210 XL. 171-2 229 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Metcalf, D. M., Early mediaeval treasures in the Morrison, K. F., Rev., Karolingische Miinzfunde der Ashmolean Museum, read, xxxvir. 210 Fruhzeit (751-800), xxxiv. 177-9 — A fourteenth-century deposit from Hull, XXXIII. 80-2 Moscow, Museum of Fine Arts (England, coins, — A modern forgery of a sceat, XXXVII. 190-1 1087-1158), xxxvi. 86-92, pis. iii-iv; read, XXXVII. — Offa's pence reconsidered, read, XXXII. 227 209 — Rev., Moneta polska w XIXI wieku, XXXVII. 201 Moss Pit, see Stafford — The Short Cross coins in the Ras Shamra hoard of Mossop, H. R., Exh., xxxvi. 214 1966, XXXVIII. 188-9 — Five recently found Ancient British coins, XXXVIII. — The 'wolf' sceattas, XXXVI. 11-28, pi. vii 181, pi. ix Mexico, coin types, see Coining presses — Further discoveries of Coritanian coins in Lincoln- Middle Temple (London), find 1893 (8-9 c.), XXXII. shire and Rutland, XL. 171, pi. vi 43-5, 78; xxxvii. 219-25 — More finds of Coritani coins in Lincolnshire, xxxix. Middlesex, see Harrow Weald; Islington; Northolt; 162-3, pi. x St. Pancras — Three new varieties of Ancient British coins, Mildcnhall (Wilts.), find (Celtic), xxxvi. 8 xxxvn. 190, pi. xxi Milled coins, edges, see Edges 'Mot' (Anglo-Saxon coins, legends), xxxi. 32-5, 38^42 — (England), see England, coins, 1662-1707 'Mule', origin, XXXVIII. 156-7 Minims (Celtic coins), xxxiv. 5-7; XXXVII. 7-8 Muling (Anglo-Saxon coins), XXXVI. 61; xxxix. 203 Mint (Great Britain), numbered strikings, xxxix. Muling (Spence, Thomas, tokens), XXXVIII. 156-8, 169-70 162; XL. 138 — patterns, see Britannia Moneta Mullaghboden (Co. Kildare), find 1871 (9 c.), XXXII. — restrikes, xxxix. 158-61 78; XXXVI. 32 Mint organization (Anglo-Saxon coins), xxxix. 200-4; Mullin (Co. Kerry), find 1964 (17 c.), XXXIV. 126-31 pi. ix; read, XXXVIII. 200 Mullingar (Co. Westmeath), find 1841 (10 c.), xxxv. Mint output (Henry III), xxxix. 61-6; read, XXXVIII. 12-21 201 Mullynux-e Abbey (Co. Armagh), find (13-14 c.), Minting, see also Die; Dies; Muling; Overstriking; XXXIII. 101 Trial plates MURPHY, M. K., An early fourteenth-century coin — medal, exh., XXXVI. 213 hoard from the Co. Roscommon, xxxix. 84-90 Minting by hand, xxxi. 57-65; read, 170 MURRAY, J. K. R., The gold forty-shilling piece of — (Great Britain, patterns, types), see Britannia James VI of Scotland, XXXVIII. 193^4 Moneta — The Scottish coinage of 1553, xxxvn. 98-109, Minting by machine, see Coining presses pl.xii Mints, see also names of places; Maudslay . . . — The Scottish gold and silver coinages of Charles I, Mints, dies and currency, see Carson, R. A. G. xxxix. 111-44, pis. ii-iv Mints, ratio (Finds, interpretation), xxxix. 87 — The Scottish silver coinage of Charles II, XXXVIII. Mints (World), XXXVII. 179-80 113-25 MITCHELL, P., Exh., XXXVII. 213 MURRAY, JOAN E. L., The coinage of James V of Monck, John Berkeley, tokens, xxxv. 173-88 Scotland, exh., XL. 189; read, 187 'Moneta' (Coins, legends), xxxi. 27-32, 38-42 — The early unicorns and the heavy groats of James Monetary systems, see Coinage systems III and IV, XL. 62-96, pi. v Moneyers (Anglo-Saxon coins), xxxvi. 70; rev., — Exh., XL. 190 xxxvii. 240; XXXVIII. 195 — Rev., The Scottish coinage, with supplement, — See also Burred; Leofwine; Names, personal, Irish XXXVII. 201-2 Monkstown (Co. Antrim), find 1903 (13-14 c.), Museum techniques, see Display XXXIII. 101—2 Myrande (Gotland), find 1893 (11 c.), xxxv. 192 Monmouthshire, see Tredegar Iron Company Mont Saint-Michel, find (10 c.), XL. 1-16, pi. vi; read Names, personal, Irish (Anglo-Saxon coins, moneyers), 187 xxxvi. 40-5 Montgomeryshire, see Buttington; Glanclywedog Nas (Sweden), find 1704 (10-11 c.), rev., xxxviii. 195 Montpellier (Herault), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 49 NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES OF SCOTLAND. Montrave (Fife), find 1877 (13-14 c.), XXXIII. 102 Sylloge . . . 6, see Stevenson, R. B. K. •— See also Edward I—III, pennies, finds Neil (Northumbria), xxxvi. 37 Moore, Henry, 4th Earl of Drogheda, see Drogheda Nether Hall Furnace, ticket, exh., xxxviii. 202 Morayshire, see Dipple Netherlands, Charles V, proclamations, see Evaluaci- MOREHART, MARY, Some dangers of dating sceattas boucxkin by typological sequences, xxxix. 1-5 — coins, 13-17 c., exh., XXXVIII. 202; read, 200 Morini, coins, see Gallo-Belgic E New York Coin Ciub, presidential medal, exh., xxxv. Morley St. Peter (Norfolk), find 1958 (10 c.), xxxvi. 221 48, 52-3 Newark, Crankley Point, find 1957 (16-17 c.), xxxvn. MORRISON, K. F., Finds of Carolingian coins from 138-9 Great Britain and Ireland, xxxii. 75-87 — find 1961 (17 c.) exh., xxxi. 172; read, 170 230 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX

Newark, mint (Edgar), xxxvi. 56, pi. ii O'DONOVAN, MARY A., The Vatican hoard of Anglo- — siege money, see Ascham, Anthony, medal Saxon pennies, XXXIII. 7-29, pis. vi-vii Newcastle-under-Lyme (Staffs.), find 1824 (17 c.), XL. Offa (Mercia), see also East Anglia, mint 124 — coinage, xxxvi. 218-21 Newent (Glos.), find 1969 (18 c.), XXXVIII. 176, 225 — coins, exh., XXXII. 228; read, 227 Newport (I.O.W.), find (14-15 c.), XXXII. 133 Offaly, Co., see Cloncreen Bog; Tullamore Newport Pagnell, mint (Edward the Martyr), xxxvi. Old Windsor (Berks.), find 1963 (12 c.), exh., XXXII. 56 229 Newstead Abbey (Notts.), find, see Fishpool Old Winteringham (Lines.), find 1964 (Celtic), xxxiv. Nicolson, William (Runic coins), xxxiv. 28-9 I, pi. xvi Nineteenth century, symposium, xxxix. 189 Oldcastle (Co. Meath), find 1840 (14-15 c.), xxxvi. 115 'Niwan'/'Brygin'/Shaftesbury die-linking, (/Ethelred Oldcot (Staffs.), see Goldenhill II), xxxix. 202, 204, pi. ix Olof, Richard, see Dublin, mint (Long Cross, 1276-9) NOBLE, W. J., Exh., xxxvi. 213, pi. xiv Olof Skotkonung (Sweden), imitations of /Ethelred Norfolk, see also Hethersett; King's Lynn; Morley II, rev., xxxv. 211-12 St. Peter; North Elmham; Norwich; Poringland; Ontario, see Fairfield Thetford; Witchingham Ora, Anglo-Saxon, xxxviii. 210 Norfolk (?), find (12 c.), xxxvu. 41-2 O'Reilly's money (England, groats, 14-15 c., forgery), Norman kings, coins, see England, coins, 1066-1158 xxxvi. 114-17, pi. xiv Normanby (Lines.), find 1970 (Celtic), XL. 171, pi. vi ORGAN, R. M., The authenticity of the Palatina Normandy, find 1968 (14-15 c.), see Sainte-Trinite obolus of Lothaire II found at Litton Cheney in — Lower, find (11-13 c.), xxxix. 49-50 Dorset, xxxiv. 167-8 — c. 926-42, see William I Orkney, see Burray NORTH J. J., The Broughton hoard, xxxv. 120-7, Ormonde, James Butler, 1st Duke of, see 'Inchiquin' pi. xv 'Orsnaforda', mint (Viking invaders), xxxix. 196-7, — English hammered coinage, volume 1, rev., xxxiii. 204, pi. ix 177-9 OSLO, Universitetet, Myntkabinett. Exh., XXXVIII. 202 North Cerney (Glos.), find (16 c.), xxxii. 138 O'SULLIVAN, W., The Corofin (Co. Clare) hoard, late North-East Coast types (Celtic coins), see British H... I 12th-early 13th centuries, xxxiv. 98-103 North Elmham (Norfolk), find 1971 (7-8 c.), XL. 197 — The earliest Anglo-Irish coinage, rev., xxxiv. 183-4 Northampton, find (14-15 c.), xxxii. 133 —-The only gold coins issued in Ireland, 1646, — mint (/Ethelred II), xxxv. 25-32 xxxm. 141-50; read, 190 (Cnut), xxxix. 7, 9-11, pi. x Oulton (Staffs.), find 1795 (11 c.), XXXVIII. 24-30 (Edgar), xxxvi. 56, pi. ii Outchester (Northld.), find 1817 (12 c.), xxxv. 106 (Short Cross), xxxm. 62-3, 70-2, pi. vii Output per die, see Die output (Stephen), xxxix. 164-5 Overstriking, see Edward the Confessor, Sovereign/ Northamptonshire, see also Lutton Eagles type; Plegmund (Canterbury), class 1, Northern Italy, see Italy, Northern moneyer Elfstan; William I, type VIII Northolt (Middx.), find 1962 (14 c.), xxxii. 128 Owmby Cliff (Lines.), finds (Celtic), xxxvii. 190, pi. Northumberland, see Belford; Berwick; Brinkburn: xxi; XXXVHI. 181, pi. ix; xxxix. 162-3, pi. x; XL. 171, Fenwick; Hexham; Holy Island; Outchester; pi. vi Percy Main Colliery Owslebury (Hants.), finds (Celtic), xxxiv. 4-7, pi. xvi; — Henry, Earl of, see Henry, Earl of Northumberland xxxvi. 9-10, pi. xiv; XXXVII. 7 Northumbria, chronology, xxxviii. 1-15; read, 200 Oxford, find (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 26, pi. vii — coins, xxxvi. 215-18; exh., 214; XXXVIII. 201-2 — mint (/Ethelred II), xxxv. 35-6 Norwich, mint (Henry I), xxxvi. 88, pi. iii; exh., (Short Cross), xxxiii. 62 xxxvii. 211 (Viking invaders), see 'Orsnaforda' — mint (Short Cross), XXXIII. 62-4, 70-2, pi. vii Oxfordshire, see also Aston Rowant; Banbury; (Stephen), xxxi. 71, pi. iv Deddington; Eynsham Abbey; Headington; Notes, see Paper money Shakenoak Nottingham, find 1880 (12 c.), xxxv. 105; xxxvii. 43-64, pi. v Pada sceattas, xxxv. 3 — mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 75, pi. ix PAGAN, H. E., Anglo-Saxon coins in the Westminster Nottinghamshire, see also Attenborough; Fishpool; School collection: Delgany, xxxi. 11-22, pi. ii Hucknall; Newark; Skegby; Stoke Bardolph — Coinage in the age of Burgred, xxxiv. 11-27, pi. i Numbered strikings (Victoria, young head, bronze), — An early nineteenth-century discovery of Edward xxxix. 168-70 pennies at Knaresborough Priory, xxxii. 117-26 Numismatics, see Presidential address; Lyon, C. S. S. — Edward Emery, coin forger, exh., XL. 189; read, 187 President's review of the year — An enquiry into a Saxon gold coin, read, xxxii. 226 — Exh., XXXVIII. 201-2; xxxix. 191 Obituaries, see individual names — The Gainford hoard, xxxv. 190-1 Obsidional money, see Siege money •— Mr. Emery's mint, XL. 139-70, pis. i-ii 231 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Pagan, H. E., A new type for Beonna, XXXVII. 10-15 Plegmund (Canterbury), class I, moneyer Elfstan, — The Newark medal of Anthony Ascham: some overstriking, xxxvi. 189-90, pi. xv remarks, xxxvii. 193-5 Poire-sur-Velluire, Le (Vendee), find 1895 (12-13 c.), — Northumbrian numismatic chronology in the ninth xxxix. 50-1 century, xxxviii. 1-15; read, 200 Poland, coins, 10-11 c., imitations of /Ethelred II, — Rev., A bibliography of coin hoards of Great Britain rev., xxxvii. 201 and Ireland, 1500-1967, XL. 178-9 Pontchateau (Loire-Atlantique), find 1850 (13 c.), — Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 4, XXXIII. xxxix. 58 176-7 Pontefract, siege money, shillings, i.m. pistol, exh., — Robert Austen and the Bank of England collec- xxxvii. 213 tion, XXXIX. 12-18 Pontmain (Mayenne), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 51 — Some Burgred problems, read, xxxrv. 188 Poringland (Norfolk), find 1969 (18-19 c.), XXXVIII. — A third gold coin of Mercia, XXXIV. 8-10 177, 225 PAGE, R. I., RalphThoresby'Srunic coins, xxxiv. 28-31 PORRITT, A., Matthew Young and his numismatic Paper money, see also Finds of...; Graddum correspondents, rev., xxxvi. 200-1 — compared with coins, XXXVII. 181-2 Port St. Mary, Ballaqueeny (I.O.M.), find 1873/4 — (Great Britain), 19 c., exh., xxxvi. 213 (10 c.), xxxii. 82 • 20 c., rev. Arabic inscription, exh., xxxix. 192 PORTEOUS, J., appointed to Royal Mint Advisory — (Great Britain, currency, 18 c.), XL. 131-2 Committee, xxxvii. 240 Papers, see individual headings — Coins, rev., xxxrv. 184-6 Parkes Weber, F., see Weber, F. Parkes — Coins in history, rev., xxxvin. 196-7, 224 PARSONS, O. F., Exh., xxxvii. 213-14 — Coins of the Netherlands from the 13th to the 17th Patterns (Great Britain), exh., XL. 190 centuries, exh., XXXVIII. 202; read, 200 — See also Britannia Moneta — Exh., XXXIX. 191; XL. 192 Pattingham (Staffs.), Copley Farm, find (17 c.), xxxix. Portishead (Som.), find (17 c.), xxxix. 163 167 — find 1969 (7-8 c.), xxxix. 163-4 PECK, C. W., death, xxxvii. 209, 239; obit., xxxvi. POTIN, V. M., [Russian hoards of the eleventh and 203-7; Sanford Saltus medal awarded to, xxxvn. twelfth centuries containing West European coins], 210; presented to Mrs. Peck, xxxviii. 201, 223 rev., xxxvii. 201 — English copper, tin and bronze coins in the British Pots, see Containers Museum: addenda to 2nd ed., xxxvi. 196-8, pi. xiv POTTER, W. J. W., The coinage of Edward VI in his — Exh., xxxv. 221; xxxvi. 213 own name, part 1: Second Period, January 1549 to — Presidential address, 1964, XXXIII. 188-93 October 1551, xxxi. 125-37, pi. xii 1965, xxxiv. 191-8 — The coinage of Henry VII, chapter VI: type V, the — Rev., Commercial coins, 1784-1804, XXXII. 223-4 profile coins, xxxi. 109-17, pi. x Penard (Glam.), find 1948 (9 c.), see Gower -chapter VIII: the gold money, XXXII. 140-53, Penkridge (Staffs.), find (17-18 c.), see Pillaton Hall 159-60, pis. ix-x Pennies (Great Britain), 20 c., wear, read, XXXIII. 184 chapter IX: dates of types and mint-marks and 'Penny', origin, XL. 183 the privy marks of the reign, xxxii. 153-9 Penny, origin, xxxvi. 218-21; rev., XXXI. 167-8 Pound, Anglo-Saxon, xxxvni. 204-6 Percy Main Colliery (Northld.), tokens, 19 c., xxxiv. Prae Wood (Herts.), find 1967 (Celtic), xxxvi. 7 n.; 143-5 xxxvii. 4 'Pereric' (Stephen, type I), xxxv. 45-7, pi. i Presidential address, 1962-3, see Allen, D. F. Periodical literature, see Publications noticed — 1964-5, see Peck, C. W. Perth, find 1920 (13-15 c.), XL. 77-8 — 1966-70, see Lyon, C. S. S. Perthshire, see also Balgony farm; Redgorton parish — 1971, see Rigold, S. E. Peter's pence, see Vatican, find c. 1928 (9-10 c.) President's review of the year, 1966-70, see Lyon, PETERSSON, H. B. A., Anglo-Saxon currency, rev., C. S. S. xxxix. 171-80, 199 n. Pretty, Edward, XL. 189 Pettigo (Co. Fermanagh), find 1852 (14 c.), xxxm. PRIDMORE, F., The coins of the British Commonwealth 101; xxxvi. 94 of Nations, part 1; part 2, rev., XXXIII. 179-80 Pevensey, mint (Stephen), xxxi. 71-2, pi. iv -—Exh., XXXVII. 212-13 Photography (Numismatics), xxxiv. 193 — Notes on colonial coins: Mr. A. P. Spencer, Pillaton Hall (Staffs.), find 1742-9 (17-18 c.), xxxix. Artist/Engraver, His Majesty's Mint, Calcutta, and 166; XL. 125-35 the re-designed coinages of King George VI, Pippin II (Aquitaine, 839-58), see Melle, mint British India, 1938-1947, XXXVII. 158-74 PIRIE, ELIZABETH J. E., Exh., XXXII. 229 Printing, Cavan, 19 c., xxxvii. 198 — The repercussions on Chester's prosperity of the Prisoners of war, Besangon, see Le Doux, Com- Viking descent on Cheshire in 980, XXXIII. 39-44, mandant pi. viii Prizes, see Buxton prize — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 5, rev., xxxiv. Probability theory, applied to numismatics, xxxv. 180-1, 192-3 226-30 32 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Proceedings, see individual headings Richard II, groats, obv. IV-3/rev. 5, XXXVIII. 189 Production per die, see Die output — half-groats, obv. II—1 /rev. IlbA, XXXVII. 193 Propaganda (Spence, Thomas), XXXVIII. 152-8; XL. obv. ll-2lrev. 111b, xxxvi. 195, pi. xiv 138 obv. Ill—8, 'crescent on breast', xxxiv. 168, 'Provincial copper coins or tokens of the eighteenth pi. xvi and nineteenth centuries', see Samuel, R. T. — half-pennies, xxxvm. 54 Publications noticed, xxxv. 216-17; XXXVII. 206-7; — pennies, see also York, mint xxxvm. 198-9; xxxix. 183-5; XL. 183-5 half-pennies and farthings, xxxi. 88-108, pis. PURVEY, P. F., Exh., xxxvi. 214; XL. 191 vi-ix — A new half-groat of Richard II, xxxvi. 195, pi. xiv Richard II/Henry IV mules, half-pennies, xxxviii. — The pence, half-pence and farthings of Richard II, 54-5 of the mints of London, York, and Durham, xxxi. Richard le Scrope (York), see York, mint (Richard II, 88-108, pis. vi-ix pennies, type IV), R on rev.(?) — Two overstruck pennies of Archbishop Plegmund, Richard Olof, see Dublin, mint (Long Cross, 1276-9) xxxvi. 189-90, pi. xv RICHMOND, J., Exh., XL. 191 Puy-du-Chalard (Correze), find (12-13 c.), xxxix. 51 Rickmansworth (Herts.), find 1952/5 (14-15 c.), Pyx trials (Charles I), xxxvii. 122-4 XXXII. 138 — (James I), xxxix. 156 RIGOLD, S. E., The arrangement of the early Anglo- Saxon (sceatta) coinage, read, xxxvi. 210 Ramsgate (Kent), find 1962 (19 c.), xxxi. 172; xxxvii. — An Elizabethan hoard from Thornton Abbey, 143 Lines., xxxv. 200-1 Rarity (Numismatics), xxxiv. 195-8 — Exh., XL. 189 Ras Shamra (Syria), find 1966 (12-13 c.), XXXVIII. — A find of Stephen coins at Rayleigh Mount: his- 188-9 torical and archaeological background, xxxvm. 187 Rasmusson, N. L., retirement, xxxix. 206 — A hoard of sceattas from Mrs. Sonia Hawkes's Rayleigh (Essex), Mount, finds (12 c.), XXXVIII. 186-8, excavation of the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Fingle- pi. ix; XXXIX. 221 sham near Sandwich, exh., xxxiv. 190; read, 189 RAYNER, P. A., Sources of silver bullion supplied to — Jettons, read, XL. 188 the Royal Mint during the first quarter of the — The occurrence of gold coins in Britain in the sixth 18th century, read, XXXIX. 189 and seventh centuries, exh., xxxix. 191-2; read, 189 Reading, mint (Edward the Confessor), xxxi. 161-2 — Presidential address, 1971, XL. 193-201, 204 — tokens, 19c., see Monck, John Berkeley — Rev., Anglo-friesische Runensolidi im Lichte des — University, Coin Collection. Anglo-Saxon and Neufundes von Schweindorf (Ostfriesland), xxxvii. Norman coins, see Sylloge ... 11 199-201 Reculver (Kent), finds (7-8 c.), xxxv. 1; xxxvi. 24, — Rev., Coins and archaeology, xxxix. 181-2 25, 27 — Rev., Mints, dies and currency, XL. 176-8 REDDAWAY, T. F., Two Tudor notes: a Canterbury •— The two primary series of sceattas: addenda and mint-master's indenture of 1534; the English royal corrigenda, xxxv. 1-6, pi. xiv mint at Calais, xxxrv. 121-5 RIMINGTON, J. D., Decimalisation, exh., XL. 190; read, R6dene (Finistere), find 1876 (1 c. B.C-13 C.), xxxrx. 188 52 Roach Smith, Charles, see Smith, Charles Roach Redgorton parish (Perthshire), find 1789 (13-14 c.), Robert I, coins, chronology, xxxv. 132 xxxni. 105 — farthings, xxxv. 141-2 REMICK, J., The guide book and catalogue of British Robert III, pennies and half-pennies, finds, Atten- Commonwealth coins, 3rd ed., rev., XL. 182 borough, xxxvm. 58, 78 Renfrew, find 1963 (13-14 c.), xxxv. 128-47, pi. xiii; Robert de Stuteville, coinage, xxxv. 83^1, pi. viii read, 219 Robinson, G. S., death, xxxvi. 222 Reproductions, see Grandee ...; Tresor des pirates ROBINSON, P. H., A Civil War hoard, probably from Restrikes (Mint), see Mint (Great Britain), restrikes the Waltham Abbey area, XL. 174-5 Review of the year, 1966-70, see Lyon, C. S. S. The — The eighteenth-century coin hoard from Pillaton President's review of the year Hall, Staffs., XL. 124-35 Reviews, see individual headings — On some hoards of the time of Stephen: Ashby- RHODES, N. G., Anglo-Saxon coins in the Westminster de-la-Zouch, 1788 or 1789 (Thompson 14), xxxvn. School collection: Killyon Manor; other Anglo- 35-8 Saxon coins, xxxi. 23-6, pi. ii — The Stafford (1800) and Oulton (1795) hoards, — The Delgany hoard, read, xxxii. 226 xxxvni. 22-30 Rhoneston (Dumfriesshire), find 1961 (14-15 c.), — Unpublished finds of the early 17th century from xxxiv. 109-17, pi. xiv Staffordshire, xxxix. 166-7 Rhuddlan, mint (Short Cross), xxxrv. 90-7, pis. xi- Rochester, mint (Cenwulf-^Ethelwulf), xxxii. 22-5, xii; exh., xxxv. 220-1; read, 219 72, 74, pis. iv-v; xxxvn. 219-25, pi. xxii Richard I, coins, rev., cross fleury, see Forgery •— mint (Short Cross), XXXIII. 64 — Short Cross coins, see Short Cross coins Rogers, Major, medal, see Medals, Irish, 1690 233 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Rome, see also Vatican Sceattas, primary series, xxxv. 1-6, pi. xiv — coins, see Finds of Roman coins; Forgery — silver, composition, analysis, xxxvn. 191 Roscommon, Co., finds, xxxix. 89 type 2a, 26, 27, see Sceattas, primary series Rosemarkie parish (Ross and Cromarty), find c. 1794 — — type 8, see Forgery (14-15 c.), xxxm. 106 type 32-3, 42, see Wolf sceattas Ross and Cromarty, see Dun Lagaidh; Fortrose; type 37, typology, xxxix. 1-5 Rosemarkie parish; Tarbat SCHNEIDER, H., presented with Sanford Saltus medal, Rossnowlagh (Co. Donegal), find 1965 (16 c.), xxxv. 220, 231 XXXVIII. 108; exh., xxxix. 190 — Chronological problems of the Pinecone-Mascle Roxburghshire, see Branxholme coinage of Henry VI, xxxiv. 118-20, pi. xvi Royal Mint (Great Britain), see Mint — Exh., xxxi. 172-3, pi. v Royal Numismatic Society, merger with British — The hammered gold coins of Charles II, xxxvi. Numismatic Society, suggested, xxxix. 206-7 122-68, pis. x-xiii; read, xxxv. 220 Royan (Charente-Maritime), find 1937 (12-13 c.), — The significance of the archaeological evidence in xxxix. 52-3 a review of a French hoard of English gold coins, RUDGE, J. C., Milled edges and counterfeit florins, xxxvn. 73-84, pis. i-iv xxxvn. 183-9 SCHNEIDER, K., Anglo-friesische Runensolidi im Lichte Rugeley, (Staffs.), Slitting Mill, find 1932 (17-18 c.), des Neufundes von Schweindorf (Ostfriesland), rev., XL. 125 xxxvii. 199-201 Rummen, 1331-65, see Arnold d'Oreye Schweindorf (Ostfriesland), find 1948 (7 c.), rev., Runic coins, see East Anglia, mint (Offa); Thoresby xxxvn.199-201 Runic solidi, rev., xxxvii. 199-201 Stilly Isles, see Association, Hollandia, wrecks Ruscombe (Berks.), find 1965 (19 c.), xxxv. 205 Scotland, see also names of counties Russia, find (11-12 c.), see Baltic States(?) — coinage, 12-14 c., read, xxxvu. 209 — finds (11-13 c.), rev., XXXVII. 201 — coins, see also names of rulers, and (after 1707) Rutland, see Thistleton Great Britain, coins Rye, mint (Stephen), see Stephen, type I/II mule ceremonial, read, xxxv. 219 •— — finds, see Finds of Scottish coins St. Albans (Herts.), Abbey, find 1968 (9 c.), XXXVIII. forgery, see Forgery 225 — currency, 17 c., xxxix. 115-18 St. Bartholomew's Massacre, see Forgery (Mas- — gold coins, composition, analysis, XL. 75-7, 92-4 sacre . . .) — groats, 14 c., finds, see Finds of Scottish coins, St. Edmund memorial coinage, xxxix. 194—5 14-15 c. —• See also Plegmund 14 c. (Armagh, archdiocese, currency, 1379), Saint-Fraimbault-sur-Pisse (Orne), find (12-13 c.), XXXVI. 93-5 xxxix. 53 — National Museum of Antiquities. Sylloge ... 6, St. James's Park (London), find (Celtic), xxxi. 45, pi. iii see Stevenson, R. B. K. St. Martin (Lincoln), coinage, xxxvi. 46-54 — pennies, 12 c., rev. cross fleury, see Forgery Saint-Michel-en-l'Herm (Vendee), find 1952 (3-13 c.), (Richard I, coins, rev. cross fleury) xxxix. 53-4 Scott, Charles Brodrick, xxxi. 11-26; xxxvi. 34-5 St. Pancras (London), find 1963 (19 c.), xxxvii. 144 Scunthorpe (Lines.), finds 1964/5 (Celtic), xxxiv. 3-4, St. Peter (York), coinage, xxxvi. 47-54 pi. xvi Sainte-Trinite de la Luizerne, Abbey (Normandy), SEABY, P. J., Exh., xxxi. 171 find 1968 (14-15 c.), xxxix. 97 SEABY, W. A., The Anglo-Irish coins in the Brussels Salisbury/Wilton die-linking (Cnut), xxxi. 53^t hoard, read, xxxvi. 211 Saltus, John Sanford, xxxii. 232 — Castlecomer tokens: an inquiry, xxxiv. 139-48,pi.xv — See also New York Coin Club, presidential medal — A fifteenth-century hoard from the west coast of Samuel, Richard Thomas, XXXII. 171-3 Donegal, xxxv. 198-200 Sandsfield (Cumb.), find c. 1845 (13-14 c.), XXXIII. — A fourteenth-century hoard of Scottish groats from 85-7 Balleny townland, Co. Down, xxxm. 94-106, pis. Sanford Saltus, John, see Saltus, John Sanford x-xi Sarre (Kent), find (7-8 c.), xxxv. 3 — A hitherto unconfirmed class of Irish petty paper- SAWYER, P. H., Rev., Viking coins of the Danelaw and money, xxxvii. 196-8 of Dublin, xxxiv. 179-80 — Jacobean hoard from Co. Kildare, xxxiv. 169-70 — Silver supply and coinage in the 11th century, read, — A mid-fifteenth century hoard from Suffolk, xxxv. xxxix. 190 195-8 -— The wealth of England in the eleventh century, — 'Le money del Oraylly' (O'Reilly's money), xxxvi. read, XXXIII. 184; xxxiv. 192 114-17, pi. xiv Scartaglen (Co. Kerry), find 1964 (17 c.), see Mullin — A 1918 silver hoard from Lurgan, Co. Armagh, Sceatta, origin, xxxvm. 211-12, 216-18; rev., xxxi. xxxiii. 173-5 167-8 -—A parcel of Long-Cross coins—? from the 1869 Sceattas, classification, read, xxxvi. 210 Tower Hill hoard, xxxrv. 104-8, pi. xiii 234 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Seaby, W. A., The sixteenth-century coin-hoard from Shrewsbury, mint (William I), exh., xxxvi. 213 Moig South, Askeaton, Co. Limerick, XXXVII. Shropshire, see also Bridgnorth 85-92, pis. viii-xi Sibertswold (Kent), find (6-7 c.), exh., xxxix. 191 — Some unpublished early nineteenth-century Irish Siege money, see also Emergency money finds, xxxvi. 96-105 — (England), see Newark; Pontefract — Two small late seventeenth-century hoards from Sihtric I (York), coins, xxxvi. 51 Co. Tyrone, XXXIII. 173 Silver:gold ratio, see Gold:silver ratio SEALY, D. L. F., Exh., XXXIII. 186; xxxvi. 213; Silver supply (England), 11c.; read, xxxix. 190 xxxvii. 214; XXXVIII. 203 (2); XL. 190-1, 191 — (Great Britain), 1700-25, read, xxxix. 189 — The Guernsey eight doubles of 1864, XXXIII. 164-7, 1799-1805, see Treasure ships pi. xii; exh., 186; read, 185 Simon, Thomas (Cromwell, Oliver, coinage), xxxv. — A half-noble find at Wrabness, XL. 173-4, pi. vi; 163-72 exh., 192 Singleton (Forgery), XL. 139^10, 189 SEAMAN, R. J., A find of Stephen coins at Rayleigh Sisteron (Basses-Alpes), find 1866 (12-13 c.), xxxix. 54 Mount, xxxvm. 186-8, pi. ix; XXXIX. 221 Sittingbourne (Kent), find 1958 (15 c.), xxxn. 138 Seend (Wilts.), find 1969 (17-18 c.), XXXVIII. 175, 225 Sixteenth century, symposium, XL. 187 SELLWOOD, D. G., Medieval minting techniques, xxxi. Skegby (Notts.), find 1967 (13 c.), xxxvi. 223; XL. 57-65; read, 170 44-56, pi. iii; read, XXXVIII. 200 Selsey (Sussex), find 1845 (7-8 c.), xxxv. 1 SLAYTER, W., Exh., XXXII. 229; xxxv. 222; xxxvi. 213, Settle (Yorks.), find 1958 (19 c.), xxxvii. 144 214; xxxvii. 214; XXXVIII. 202-3; xxxix. 191 Seventeenth century, symposium, XXXVII. 209 — Rev., The guide book and catalogue of British Shaftesbury, mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 65-6, 70-1, Commonwealth coins, 3rd ed., XL. 182 pis. viii, ix — Rev., Seventeenth century tradesmen1 s tokens, — mint (Edward the Martyr), xxxvi. 63, pi. viii XXXVIII. 197-8 (Henry I), xxxi. 75-8 — Rev., Tradesmen's tickets and private tokens, 1785- (William II), xxxvi. 87, pi. iii 1819, XXXVI. 200 Shaftesbury/'Brygin'/'Niwan' die-linking OEthelred Slitting Mill, see Rugeley II), xxxix. 202, 204, pi. ix SMART, VERONICA J., granted M.A. in numismatic Shakenoak (Oxon.), find 1967 (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 12, 26, subject, XXXIII. 190 pi. vii — 'Moneyers of the late Anglo-Saxon coinage', rev., Sharp, Thomas, XXXVIII. 22-3, 27 XXXVII. 240; XXXVIII. 195 Shaw, Stebbing, xxxvm. 22-30 — A note of two problematical pennies of /Ethelrad Sheerness (Kent), find 1968 (16-17 c.), xxxvn. 241; II, xxxi. 160 XXXVIII. 163-5 — Rev., Olof Skotkonungs mynt och andra Ethelred- Sheldon (Derbys.), find 1867 (12 c.), xxxv. 104-5 imitationer, xxxv. 211-12 Sheppey (Kent), find 1968 (16-17 c.), see Sheerness — Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 9, xxxvii. — find 1969 (Celtic), XXXVIII. 181, pi. ix 199 Sherborne (Dorset), Castle, find 1970 (15-16 c.), — Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 13-15, xxxix. 210; XL. 197, 198 xxxix. 180-1 SHERLOCK, D. A., A small find of Stephen pennies — Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 17, XL. 176 from Berkshire, xxxi. 162-4 — A subsidiary issue of /Ethelred II's Long Cross, Shetland Isles, see De Liefde wreck XXXIV. 37-41, pis. ii-iii; read, 188 Shilling, origin, xxxvm. 208-12, 215-16; rev., xxxi. Smith, Charles Roach, xxxi. 44-5, pi. iii 167-8 SNODDY, O., A further note on the gold medal Ships, see Treasure ships allegedly awarded to Major Rogers for Valorous Shirley-Fox, J. S. (Edward I—III, pennies, classifica- Services in 1690, XXXVII. 196 tion), xxxi. 80-7, pi. v Solidi, Runic, see Runic solidi Short Cross coins, xxxm. 57-69; exh., 186-7; read, Solidus, Ciolh, see Mercia, gold coins 185 Somerset, see also Bath; Cheddar; Dunkerton; — See also Canterbury, Lichfield, London, North- Dunster; Ilchester; Langport; Portishead ampton, Norwich, Rhuddlan, Wilton, mints; Win- — find (14-15 c.), XXXII. 133 chester/Wilton die-linking South Africa, coinage, 1961+ , xxxvu. 175-7 — classes V-VId, exh., xxxvm. 203; read, 201 South Ferriby types (Celtic coins), see British K — composition, analysis, xxxix. 37-8 South Kyme (Lines.), find (12 c.), xxxv. 106-7 — finds, see Finds of English coins, 12, 13 c. South Shields (Co. Durham), finds (14 c.), XXXIII. SHORTT, H. DE S., Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British 103^4 Isles, 11, XXXVIII. 196 Southampton, find 1967 (11 c.), xxxvi. 223 — Three Ancient British coins, xxxiv. 166, pi. xvi — finds, exh., xxxi. 172; read, 170 Shrewsbury, mint (Edward the Confessor), exh., — finds (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 25, 28, pi. vii xxxvi. 212 — mint (/Ethelred II), xxxv. 25-33; xxxvi. 71, pi. ix — mint (Henry I), exh., xxxii. 229 (Cnut), xxxix. 6-11, pi. x (Short Cross), XXXIII. 60-1; exh., 187 (Edward the Martyr), xxxvi. 63-4, pi. viii 235 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Southampton/Winchester die-linking (/Ethelred II), Stephen, type I/II mule, exh., xxxi. 172 xxxv. 29-33 — type II, xxxv. 48-50, pi. ii — (Cnut), xxxix. 6, 8 See also Dorchester, Durham, mints Southwark, mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 68-9 chronology, xxxvii. 33-4 — mint (Harthaenut-Edward the Confessor), see — type III-V, xxxv. 50-2, pi. iii Burred — type VI, xxxv. 52-5, pi. iii (Henry VIII-Edward VI), XXXIII. 135-10 — type VI/VII mule, xxxvi. 90, pi. iv • (William II), xxxi. 68-70 •— type VII, xxxv. 55-9, pi. ii; xxxvi. 90-2, pi. iv Sovereign, origin, see Henry VII, sovereigns See also Bath, Bedford, 'Bran', Ilchester, Spade guineas, imitation, see Imitation spade guineas Ipswich, Lincoln, Northampton, Norwich, Peven- Spain, coins (Ireland, currency, 16-17 c.), XXXVIII. sey, Tamworth, Thetford, mints; Warwick, mint, 111-12 exh. — dollars, countermarked, see Countermarked dollars Sterlings, Imitative, see Imitative sterlings source, see Treasure ships STEVENSON, D., The Irish emergency coinages of Specific gravity, determination, see Analysis James II, 1689-1691, xxxvi. 169-75 Spence, Thomas, medal, XXXVIII. 129-30, pi. viii STEVENSON, R. B. K„ The Rhoneston hoard, 1961, tokens, XXXVIII. 126-62, pis. vi-viii; XL. 136-8 xxxiv. 109-17, pi. xiv Spencer, Albert Pearson (Calcutta, mint), XXXVII. — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 6, rev., xxxv. 158-74 208-9 SPUFFORD, P., Burgundian double patards in Late STEWART, B. H. I. H., Sanford Saltus medal awarded Medieval England, XXXIII. 110-17 to, XL. 188 — Continental coins in Late Medieval England, — Anglo-Irish monetary policy, read, XXXVIII. 198,201 XXXII. 127-39 — The chronology of the early coins of Henry VII, — Exh., XXXI. 172 read, [Jan. 1967] — Rev., Coins in history, XXXVIII. 196-7 — The coinage of southern England during the Stafford, find 1800 (11 c.), XXXVIII. 22-4 decline of Mercia, read, xxxi. 170 — mint (Edward the Confessor-William I), XXXVIII. — The coinage of southern England, 796-840, xxxii. 27-9 1-74, pis. i-viii — Moss Pit, find 1864 (17-18 c.), XL. 124 — Die ratios, read, xxxi. 171 Staffordshire, see also Beeston Tor; Goldenhill; — The Dipple and Balgony finds of fourteenth- Kingsley Holt; Lichfield; Newcastle-under-Lyme; century Scottish coins, XL. 57-61, pi. vi Oulton; Pattingham; Pillaton Hall; Rugeley; — Edwardian sterlings in the Montrave hoard, xxxi. Tamworth; Trysull 80-7, pi. v — tokens, 19 c., xxxvi. 198-9 — An eighteenth-century Manx find of early Scottish Stainton-by-Langworth (Lines.), find 1962 (16-17 c.), sterlings, XXXIII. 48-56; exh., 186; read, 184 xxxvn.141-2 — Exh., xxxi. 173; xxxv. 221; XXXVII. 215; xxxix. 191 Stamford, find 1902 (9-10 c.), xxxii. 79 — A foreign copy of a half-groat of David II of Scot- — mint (/Ethelred II), xxxi. 160; xxxvi. 65-6, 77, land, xxxv. 195, pi. xiv; read, xxxvi. 210 pis. viii, ix — A fourteenth-century hoard of Scottish groats — St. Leonard's Priory, find 1967 (15 c.), XL. 197 from Balleny townland, Co. Down, xxxni. 94-106, Stamford/Lincoln die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. pis. x-xi 76-8, pi. ix — A half-groat variety of Richard II, xxxvii. 193 Stamford/London die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxix. — The Loch Doon treasure trove, 1966, XXXVIII. 31- 202-3, 204, pi. ix 49, pi. i Stapley, Abraham (Forgery, contemporary), xxxviii. — The Long Voided Cross sterlings of Alexander III 193 illustrated by Burns, xxxix. 67-77 Staters (Celtic coins), exit., xxxi. 172; xxxii. 228 — Moneta and Mot on Anglo-Saxon coins, xxxi. 27-42 Statistical mathematics, see Probability theory — Notes on the Intermediate Small Cross and Steele, James (Forgery, contemporary), XXXVII. 183 Transitional Crux types of Ethelred II, XXXVII. Stefanelli, Elvira Eliza Clain-, see Clain-Stefanelli 16-24 Stenton, Sir Frank Merry, death, xxxvi. 222; obit., — Numbered strikings of Victorian bronze coins, 207-8 1860-1868, xxxix. 168-70 Stephen, coinage, xxxv. 38-112, pis. i-xii — The pseudo-coins of Richard I with Scottish types, see also Edinburgh, mint read, XL. 187 •— coins, exh., xxxii. 229 — Recent Edwardian coin hoards, read, XXXVIII. 200 — irregular coinage, xxxv. 64-77, pis. v-vi — The Renfrew treasure trove, 1963, xxxv. 128-47, See also Ipswich, mint pi. xiii; read, 219 — type I, xxxv. 40-5, pi. i — Rev., Anglo-Saxon pennies, xxxii. 223 See also Bristol, Carlisle, Wilton, mints — Rev., Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 6, xxxv. —• — erased dies, xxxv. 59-64, pi. iv 208-9 finds, Rayleigh, xxxviii. 186-8, pl.ix; xxxix. 221 — A review of Scottish coinage to 1357, read, xxxvn. variant with estoile, xxxvi. 89, pi. iv 209 236 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Stewart, B. H. I. H., The Rhoneston hoard, 1961, Tariff books, see Evaluaciboucxkin xxxiv. 109-17, pi. xiv Tasciovanus (Catuvellauni), coinage, xxxvi. 2-4 — The St. Martin coins of Lincoln, xxxvi. 46-54 TATLER, G. L. V., Edwardian sterlings in the Montrave — The Scottish coinage, with supplement, rev., XXXVII. hoard, xxxi. 80-7, pi. v 201-2 — The Loch Doon treasure trove, 1966, XXXVIII. — Short Cross pennies following King John's re- 31-49, pi. i coinage, and irregular issues of the period, exh., — Recent Edwardian coin hoards, read, XXXVIII. 200 XXXVIII, 203; read, 201 Tavistock (Devon), tokens, 19 c., see Tokens, 19 c., — Some Scottish ceremonial coins, read, xxxv. 219 Davis Not Local 40 — The Stephen mint of Edenburgh, exh., xxxn. 228; Temple Guiting (Glos.), find (7-8 c.), XXXIII. 171 read, 226 Temple Newsam (Yorks.), find 1959 (16-17 c.), — Treasure trove, read, xxxiv. 188 XXXIII. 153 Stewart, J. R., death, xxxi. 174 Terslev (Zealand), find 1911 (10 c.), xxxvi. 52 Stewartstown (Co. Tyrone), find 1956(17 c.), XXXIII. 173 Tewkesbury (Glos.), find (10 c.), xxxi. 45 Stockholm, Statens Historiska Museum, read, XXXII. Thames, find (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 27 (2), 28, pi. vii 227 Thanet (Kent), finds 1756 (7-8 c.), xxxvi. 24, pi. vii The Anglo-Norman coins, see Sylloge ... 11 Thetford, mint (Cnut), xxxvi. 79, pi. ix Stockland (Devon), find 1885? (12-13 c.), xxxvi. 194 — mint (Stephen), xxxvi. 192-3, pi. xv Stoke Bardolph (Notts.), find 1955 (9 c.), xxxi. 159 Thimbles, 16c., xxxv. 200-1 STONE, A. G., Rev., The coins of the British Common- — 17 c., xxxvii. 138 wealth of Nations, part 1; part 2, XXXIII. 179-80 — 19 c., xxxvni. 177 Stone (Staffs.), find 1795 (11 c.), see Oulton Thistleton (Rutld.), finds (Celtic), xxxiv. 2-3, pi. xvi; Stoneyford (Co. Antrim), find 1915 (13 c.), XXXII. 113 XXXVIII. 181, pi. ix; XL. 171, pi. vi Stourmouth (Kent), find c. 1880 (7-8 c.), XXXVI. 23, THOMPSON, J. D. A., death, xxxix. 189, 205; obit., pi. vii 187-8 Strandtown (Belfast), find 1967 (20 c.), XXXVII. 241 — Further remarks on the gold medal to Major Stycas, see Northumbria; York, archbishopric Rogers for Valorous Services, 1690, xxxv. 202-3 SUCHODOLSKI, S., Moneta polska w X/XI wieku, rev., — A heavy noble of Henry IV from Czechoslovakia, XXXVII. 201 xxxix. 91-7, pi. x Sudbury, mint OEthelred II), xxxvi. 73, pi. ix — The origin of Spanish dollars acquired by Britain, Suffolk, see also Alpheton; Bury St. Edmunds; Clare; 1799-1805, XXXVIII. 167-73 'Dernt'; Eye; Ipswich; Lavenham; Laxfield; Sud- •— A prisoner of war medal of 1812, xxxv. 203-5 bury; Wiston — A recently discovered medal of George Villiers, — find (8-9 c.), xxxii. 43-5 Duke of Buckingham, xxxv. 201-2 Surrey, see Battersea; Beulah Hill; Brockham; — Rev., Numismatics—an ancient science, xxxv. Croydon; Dorking; Haslemere; Southwark 214-16 Survival of coins, see Coin survival — Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 9, rev., XXXVII. Sussex, see also Balcombe; Blackpatch; Bramber; 199 Chichester; Cissbury; East Harting; Hastings; — A Worcestershire hoard of Short Cross pennies, Lancing Down; Laughton; Lewes; Little Harting; XXXIV. 86-9, pi. xii Mayfield; Pevensey; Rye; Selsey; Washington THOMPSON, R. H., The dies of Thomas Spence — find (14 c.), xxxii. 128 (1750-1814), XXXVIII. 126-62, pis. vi-viii Sweden, see Gotland; Nas; Stockholm; Uppsala •—• — additions and corrections, XL. 136-8 — coins, see Olof Skotkonung — Exh., XXXVII. 215; xxxix. 191; XL. 190 —-Louise, Queen of, death, xxxiv. 188 — Rev., Bibliographie numismatique, xxxvi. 201-2 Sylloge of coins of the British Isles, 4, see Galster, G. — Rev., Coins, tokens and medals of the East Riding — 5, see Pirie, Elizabeth J. E. of Yorkshire, xxxix. 182 — 6, see Stevenson, R. B. K. — Rev., Discovering trade tokens, xxxix. 182 — 7, see Galster, G. — Rev., Select numismatic bibliography, xxxv. 213-14 — 8, see Dolley, R. H. M. — Rev., Trade tokens, XL. 180-1 — 9, see Thompson, J. D. A. — Series summary index, vols. XXXI-XL (1962- — 11, rev., xxxvni. 196 1971), XL. 209-39 .—13-15, see Galster, G. Thoresby, Ralph (Runic coins), xxxiv. 28-31 —17, see Gunstone, A. J. H. Thornton Abbey (Lines.), find 1952 (16 c.), xxxv. 200-1 Tadley (Hants.), find 1963 (18-19 c.), xxxin. 156 Thrymsa, origin, xxxvni. 217-18; rev., xxxi. 167-8 Taffs, H. W., XXXII. 232 Thrymsas, exh., xxxi. 171-2 Talnotrie (Kirkcudbrights.), find 1912 (9 c.), XXXII. — See also 'Vanimund', Witmen, York, thrymsas 78-9; XXXVIII. 10-11 Tikyll, Ralph (London, mint), xxxin. 112 Tamworth, mint (Stephen), xxxvi. 92, pi. iv Tincommius (Atrebates), minims, xxxiv. 4-5 Tarbat (Ross and Cromarty), find 1889 (10 c.), xxxn. Tingstade (Gotland), find 1966 (10-11 c.), xxxvi. 62- 83 80, pis. viii-ix 237 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX

Tintwistle (Chesh.), find 1968 (19 c.), XXXVIII. 177-8, VAKULYA, J., Exh., XXXVII. 214 225 Vallon-sur-Gee (Sarthe), find 1875 (12-13 c.), xxxix. Tipperary, Co., see Clogheen 54-5 Tod, Sir Thomas (Edinburgh, mint), XL. 87 Van der Meer, Gay, see Meer, Gay van der Tokens, exh., xxxiv. 190; read, 188 'Vanimund' thrymsas, xxxv. 2-3 — See also Jettons Vatican, find c. 1928 (9-10 c.), xxxm. 7-29, pis. vi-vii — finds, see Finds of tokens etc. Vaughan, Stephen (Tower, mints), xxxvii. 93-7 — 16 c., see Boy Bishops (Bury St. Edmunds) Venice, soldini (England, currency), xxxii. 132-9 — 17 c., exh., XXXVII. 212-14 Verica (Atrebates), 1st series, minims, xxxvii. 7 See also Caerwys; Cambridge; Cowbridge; — 2nd series, minims, xxxvi. 9-10, pi. xiv Ireland; Wales Vexator Canadiensis tokens, read, XXXII. 226 — 18 c., exh., XXXVIII. 202; read, XXXII. 227 Victoria, young head, bronze, numbered strikings, See also Chetwynd; Spence; Welch XXXIX. 168-70 bibliography, XXXII. 168-73 — young head, bronze, pennies, 1882, without H, — 19 c., see also Bank of England; Canada; Counter- exh., xxxvi. 213, pi. xiv marked dollars; Glanclywedog; Holloway, half-sovereigns, 1850, XXXVII. 143 Thomas; Monck, John Berkeley; Staffordshire — •—sovereigns, rev. St. George, 1886, restrikes, Davis Not Local 40, xxxix. 167-8; XL. 185 xxxix. 159 laws and regulations, see Local Token Act, rev. shield, 1887, restrikes, xxxix. 159 1812 Viking invaders, coinage, xxxix. 195-7, 198 silver, exh., xxxvi. 213; read, 210 — See also Hiberno-Norse . . .; St. Edmund memorial — 20 c., see Hamer, Samuel Henry coinage; St. Martin (Lincoln); St. Peter (York); Torksey, mint GCthelred II), xxxvi. 73-4, pi. ix York, kingdom Tower, mint (Charles I, crowns), xxxvu. 110-37, — imitations of Alfred, Londonia Monogram type, pis. xiii-xx xxxix. 16-17 —• mints (Henry VIII-Edward VI), xxxvii. 93-7 Villiers, George, 1st Duke of Buckingham, see Tower Hill (London), find 1869 (13 c.), xxxiv. 104-6 Buckingham, George Villiers, 1st Duke of Tranent (E. Lothian), find 1967 (17 c.), xxxvn. VOLCKERS, H. H., Karolingische Munzfunde der 241 Fruhzeit (751-800), rev., xxxiv. 177-9 Treasure ships (Great Britain, silver supply, 1799- 1805), xxxvm. 167-73 Waddon Hill (Dorset), find 1965 (Celtic), xxxiv. 2, Treasure trove, read, xxxiv. 188 pi. xvi Treasures trove, see Finds Wainstalls (Yorks), tokens, 19 c., see Tokens, 19 c., Tredegar Iron Company, tokens, see Tokens, 19 c., Davis Not Local 40 Davis Not Local 40 Wainwright, F. T., xxxix. 197 n. Tremissis, Anglo-Saxon, see Thrymsa Wales, see also names of counties — Merovingian, xxxviii. 206-7 — tokens, 17c., exh., xxxiv. 190 Tresor des pirates, Le, exh., XL. 192 WALKER, D. R., The 'wolf' sceattas, xxxvi. 11-28, Trewhiddle (Cornwall), find 1774 (8-9 c.), xxxn. 79; pi. vii xxxvii. 235 Walker, John, death, XXXIII. 188; obit., 181-2 Trial plates (Henry VIII), xxxviii. 92-3 Walker, Obadiah (Runic coins), xxxiv. 29-30 Trials of the pyx, see Pyx trials Wallingford, mint (/Ethelred II), xxxv. 35-6 Trinovantes, see Addedomaros — mint (Henry I), exh., xxxi. 171 Trondheim (Norway), find 1950 (11 c.), rev., xxxvm. Wallingford/Lincoln die-linking (/Ethelred II), xxxv. 195 36-7 Trysull (Staffs.), find 1877 (17 c.), exh., xxxvii. 211 Walters, F. A., xxxn. 232 Tullamore (Co. Offaly), near, find (14 c.), xxxiii. 100 Waltham Abbey (Essex), find (16-17 c.), XL. 174-5 Tullintowell (Co. Leitrim), find 1932 (12-13 c.), Walton (Derbys.), neighbourhood, find 1961 (15- xxxv. 113-15 16 c.), XXXIII. 115 Tynron parish (Dumfriesshire), find (14-15 c.), Wantage (Berks.), find 1968 (19-20 c.), XXXVIII. XXXIII. 106 178-80, 225 Typology (Sceattas, silver, type 37), xxxix. 1-5 WARDEN, G. P., A contemporary forgery of Eadgar, Tyrone, Co., see Castlederg; Stewartstown XXXI. 159 Warham, William (Canterbury), see Canterbury, mint, Uffington (Lines.), find 1969 (18-19 c.), xxxviii. archiepiscopal (Henry VIII) 176-7, 225 Warwick, mint (Athelstan-Stephen), xxxiv. 53-85, Ulleskelf (Yorks.), find 1846 (9 c.), see Bolton Percy pis. v-x; exh., XXXIII. 187; read, 185 United Kingdom, see Great Britain Warwickshire, see also Aston; Atherstone; Baginton; Upchurch (Kent), find (7-8 c.), xxxv. 2 Coventry Uppsala, Universitet (England, coins, 1066-1158), Washington (Sussex), find 1904 (9 c.), XXXII. 88-90, XXXVII. 29-34; exh., 211 pi. viii Upton (Berks.), find 1960 (16-17 c.), XXXVII. 139 Waterfield, P. G., xxxi. 11 238 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Waterford, Co., see Dungarvan William I (Scotland), 2nd coinage, exh., xxxi. 173 Watford (Herts.), find 1818, larger (11-12 c.), xxxv. William of Gloucester (?), coinage, xxxv. 93-4, pi. xi 103 Williams-Wynn, C. W., xxxi. 11 — find 1818, smaller (12 c.), xxxv. 103 Wilton, mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 68-70, pi. viii Wear (Finds, interpretation), xxxix. 87-8 — mint (Harthacnut), xxxvii. 192-3 — (Great Britain, pennies, 20 c.), read, XXXIII. 184 (Henry I-Stephen), xxxi. 77-9, pi. iv Weber, F. Parkes, death, xxxi. 174 (Short Cross), xxxv. 116-19, pi. xv; read, Weight (Finds, interpretation), see Wear xxxvi. 210 Weights, Anglo-Saxon, XXXVIII. 204-20 Wilton/Salisbury die-linking (Cnut), xxxi. 53—4 — Carolingian, XXXVIII. 220-2 Wiltshire, see also Castle Eaton; Gomeldon; Grittle- Weights for coins, see Coin weights ton; Latton; Malmesbury; Mildenhall; Salisbury; Welch, Thomas (Tokens, 18 c.), XXXIV. 135 Seend; Winterslow Welwyn (Herts.), find 1912 (10 c.), xxxvin. 183-5 Winchester, finds, XXXIII. 190; xxxv. 8 n., 20 n.; WERNER, A. E., The authenticity of the Palatina exh., 221; read, 219 obolus of Lothaire II found at Litton Cheney in — Henry of Blois, Bishop of, see Henry of Blois Dorset, xxxiv. 167-8 — mint (/Ethelred II), xxxvi. 65-6, 75, pis. viii, ix Wessex, see also /Ethelred I; /Ethelwulf; Alfred; (Athelstan), XXXVIII. 17-18 Edward the Elder; Egbert (Edward the Confessor), xxxvi. 84-5 — coinage, 825-86, XXXVII. 216-38, pi. xxiii Winchester/Southampton die-linking (/Ethelred II), 852-80, xxxiv. 11-27 xxxv. 29-33 — coins, exh. XXXII. 228 — (Cnut), xxxix. 6, 8 Westmancote (Worcs.), find 1969 (18 c.), XXXVIII. 166, Winchester/Wilton die-linking (Short Cross), xxxv. 225 116-19, pi. xv Westmeath, Co., see Lough Lene; Mullingar Windsor (Berks.), Bells of Ouseley, token, 17 c., exh., Westminster School, Coin Collection (Anglo-Saxon xxxvii. 213 coins), XXXI. 11-26, pi. ii; XXXVI. 34-5 Winsford (Chesh.), find 1970 (16-17 c.), xxxix. 210 WETTON, J. L., Seventeenth-century tradesmen's WINSTANLEY, E. J., Sanford Saltus medal awarded to, tokens, rev., XXXVIII. 197-8 xxxvn. 210; presented, XXXVIII. 200, 223 Wexford, Co., see Dunbrody — The coinage of Henry VII, chapter VI: type V, the Wezel, F. K. (Calcutta, mint), XXXVII. 158-9, 163, 171 profile coins, xxxi. 109-17, pi. x Whaddon Chase staters, see British L chapter VII: the pennies, half-pennies, and WHETMORE, S. A. H., death, XL. 193 farthings, xxxi. 117-24, pi. xi — The Castle Comer Colliery token, XXXI. 152-8, chapter VIII: the gold money, xxxii. 140-53, pi. v 159-60, pis. ix-x Whitby (Yorks.), finds (8 c.), XXXVI. 19, 27, 216 n., — Obit., A. H. F. Baldwin, xxxix. 186-7 217 Winteringham (Lines.), find (7-8 c.), xxxv. 1 White money (Ireland, currency, 16-17 c.), xxxvi. Winterslow (Wilts.), find c. 1804 (12 c.), xxxv. 102 120-1; xxxvin. 93—4 Wisbech (Cambs.), find 1964 (19 c.), xxxiii. 156-8 WHITING, J. R. S., Trade tokens, rev., XL. 180-1 Wiston (Suffolk), find 1854 (15 c.), XXXIII. 116 n. WHITTING, P. D., Coins, tokens and medals of the East Witchingham (Norfolk), find 1805 (15-16 c.), xxxm. Riding of Yorkshire, rev., xxxix. 182 107-9, 114 Whitton, C. A., xxxii. 233 Witmen thrymsas, XXXII. 228 Wicklow, Co., see Ballymoyle; Delgany Wolf sceattas, xxxvi. 11-28, pi. vii Wigmund (York), solidus, xxxviii. 14-15 WOODHEAD, P., The early coinage of Edward III, Wijk bij Duurstede (Utrecht), find 1836 (8 c.), read, xxxix. 189 xxxvii. 11-13 — Exh., xxxv. 220-1; xxxvm. 202 — find 1968 (8 c.), xxxviii. 182-3 — The half-pence and farthings of Edward I, II, Wilcote (Oxon.), find 1967 (7-8 c.), see Shakenoak and III, read, xxxii. 227 Willes, E. J. (Anglo-Saxon coins, 10 c.), xxxvi. — The Loch Doon treasure trove, 1966, xxxviii. 55-8, pi. ii 31—49, pi. i Willesborough (Kent), Boys Hall, find 1970 (16-18 c.), — Recent Edwardian coin hoards, read, xxxvm. 200 XL. 120-3, 197, 198 — The Renfrew treasure trove, 1963, xxxv. 128—47, William I, type I, bust right, see Worcester, mint pi. xiii; read, 219 — type I/II mule, xxxvni. 27-9 — Rev., 'The Irish mints of Edward I in the light of — type II, see Warwick, mint, exh.; Worcester, mint the coin-hoards from Ireland and Great Britain', — type V, see Hastings, mint xxxvii. 202-5 — type VII, see William I, type VIII, overstriking — Two finds of Edward pennies: Caernarvon (1911) — type VIII, overstriking, exh., xxxvi. 213 and Grittleton (1903?), xxxix. 78-83 William II, type III, see Lincoln, Malmesbury, South- Woodhouse (Yorks.), Moor, find (16 c.), xxxii. 162, wark, mints pi. xi •— type IV, see London, Shaftesbury, mints Worcester, find 1967 (Celtic), xxxvii. 9 William I (Normandy, c. 926-42), coin, XL. 7-11, pi. v — mint (William I), xxxii. 91-3; exh., 229 239 SERIES SUMMARY INDEX Worcestershire, see also Crowle; Droitwich; West- York mint (Edgar-Edward the Confessor), xxxvi. mancote; Wyre Piddle 43-4 Wrabness (Essex), find, 1971 (14 c.), XL. 173-4 pi. vi; (Edgar-Edward the Martyr), xxxix. 201 n. exh., 192 — — (Edward III), xxxvm. 32-3 Wrexham (Denbighs.), find 1926 (12-13 c.), xxxix. (Henry I), xxxvi. 88, pi. iii; exh., xxxii. 229 19-23 (Richard II), XXXVIII. 52-4 Wright, L. V. W., death, xxxv. 231 —-•—(Richard II, pennies, type IV), R on rev.(l), Wymington (Beds.), find 1971 (19-20 c.), XL. 197, 198 exh., XL. 191 Wynn, C. W. Williams-, see Williams-Wynn, C. W. (Stephen, irregular coinage), xxxv. 77-80, pi. vii Wyre Piddle (Worcs.), find 1967 (15 c.), xxxvi. 223 York thrymsas, xxxi. 8-10 Yorkshire, see also Barnsley; Bolton Percy; Catal; Yarmouth (I.O.W.), find (15-16 c.), XXXIII. 115 Cleasby; Cowden Beach; Garton-on-the-Wolds; Ynysfor (Merionethshire), find c. 1900 (16 c.), xxxv. Horsforth; Hoyland; Hull; Knaresborough; Ponte- 200 fract; Settle; Temple Newsam; Wainstalls; Whitby; York, archbishopric, chronology, XXXVIII. 1-15; Woodhouse read, 200 YORKSHIRE MUSEUM. Exh., xxxiv. 190; XXXVIII. 201-2 — archbishopric, coins, xxxvi. 216-18; exh., 214; Youde, W. J. C., death, xxxm. 171, 184, 188 XXXVIII. 202 YVON, J., English Short Cross coins in French hoards, — Coney Street, find (9 c.), XXXII. 78; xxxix. 184 read, XL. 188 — Coppergate, find 1970 (16-17 c.), xxxix. 210 — Esterlins a la croix courte dans les tresors frangais — kingdom, see Anlaf Sihtricsson; Eric Bloodaxe; de la fin du XIIe et de la premiere moitie du XIIIC Sihtric I sifecle, xxxix. 24—58, pi. i; summary in English, — Minster, find 1829 (13 c.), XXXII. 94-8 59-60 — mint, see also St. Peter — A group of tenth-century coins found at Mont archiepiscopal (Edward I-IV), imitations, see Saint-Michel, XL. 1-16, pi. vi Brabant (Ethelred II), xxxvi. 69-70, pi. viii Zimmerman, W., donation by, xxxv. 221 •