British Numismatic Journal / Volume 41
Artigos
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Coinage and currency of the Belgic tribes during the Gallic War, pág. 1-6
Simone Scheers
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The Sevington hoard of 1834, pág. 7-13
Christopher Everlyn Blunt
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An unpublished fragment of a coin of Ceolwulf II, pág. 14-20
Hugh E. Pagan
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The origins of the mints of Hertford and Maldon, pág. 21-26
Christopher Everlyn Blunt
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A further find of coins from Dunwich, pág. 27-33
R. J. Seaman
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Monetary policies in England, 1272-1307, pág. 34-79
Mavis Mate
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Notes on early Tudor coinage: 1. King Henry VIIs dandyprats; 2. Erasmuss lead tokens, 3. The Proclamation of 5 July 1504 and its implications; 4. The origin of the portrait groats; 5. The “gold pence” of the Proclamation of 1505, pág. 80-94
Philip Grierson
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The Covenanters and the Scottish mint, 1639-1641, pág. 95-104
Robert B. K. Stevenson
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The Scottish copper coinages, pág. 105-135
Joan E. L. Murray, Donald M. Stewart
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Two Scottish seventeenth-century coin hoards, pág. 136-146
Robert B. K. Stevenson, John Porteous
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The Dunchurch and Stafford finds of eighteenth-century half-pence and counterfeits, pág. 147-158
Edward Stanley Gotch Robinson
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John Boxer and the nineteenth-century silver tokens of Kent, pág. 159-167
James David A. Thompson
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Calculating Britains requirement for decimal coins, pág. 168-178
M.B. Dowling
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A small parcel from the Dorking (1817) hoard, pág. 179
Christopher Everlyn Blunt
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Some notes on Edward IV, pág. 180-181
M. Delmé-Radcliffe
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Two Tudor notes: 1. A doctored sovereign of Henry VII, pág. 181
Donald M. Stewart
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Two Tudor notes: 2. A base groat of Henry VIII with altered mintmark, pág. 181-182
Donald M. Stewart
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Gloucester treasure trove (1972), pág. 182
S. A. Castle
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The Lochgelly find, pág. 183-184
Robert B. K. Stevenson
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Leek Wootton (Warwickshire) treasure trove, pág. 184
S. A. Castle
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Richmond Park (Surrey) treasure trove, pág. 184
S. A. Castle
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Concepts of style in coinage, pág. 210-217
Stuart Eborall Rigold
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Obituary: Clifford Hubert Allen, pág. 220
W. Slayter
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