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Tudor and Later Coinage
Alphabetical, not Chronological
1553-1558 The Coinage Of Mary Tudor
1572 The Coinage of the Marians in Edinburgh Castle
1613-1636 The Royal Farthing Tokens
1625-1649 A Collection of English Coins of Charles I
1637-1642 Coinage Of Aberystwyth
1641-1652 Coinage Of Ireland During The Rebellion
1641-1652 Further Notes On The Irish Coinage
1642-1646 Gold Coins Issued From The Mint At Oxford
1642-1646 The Coinage Of Oxford
1642-1646 The English Civil War mints at Truro & Exeter
1642-1646 The Oxford Mint Unites & Half Unites
1642-1647 The Obsidian Money Of The Great Rebellion (Civil War)
1642-1649 The Obsidianal Money Of The Great Rebellion
1642-1697 The Scottish Copper Coinages
1643-1645 The Coinage Of Bristol
1645-1646 The Coinage Of Lundy
1647-1648 Coinage Of Coombe Martin
1671-1731 Cardiganshire Silver and the Feather Coinage
1695-1699 William III Notes On The Great Recoinage
A Summary Of The Cromwell Coinage
Charles I Blacksmith's Or Kilkenny Half-crowns
Charles I Contemporary Evidence Of Attribution To Isolation Fortresses
Charles I Half Crowns Truro Exeter
Charles I Metrology of the English Civil War Coinages
Charles I Oxford Mint & The Triple Unites
Charles I Silver Coins From The Tower Mint
Charles I The Attribution Of The BR Monogram On Coins
Charles I The Coins Of Shrewsbury Mint 1642
Charles I The Silver Crowns of Truro and Exeter
Charles I Tower Gold Problems of Survival Ratios
Charles I Tower Mint Silver Crowns
Charles I Tower Shillings and their Influence on the Aberystwyth Issue
Charles I Truro & Exeter Mints
Charles I Weymouth & Salisbury Mints
Charles I Weymouth Mint Unpublished Information
Charles II A Review Of Coinage
Charles II A Review Of The Pattern Broads
Charles II Notes on Simon's pattern (petition) crown
Charles II Silver Scottish Coinage
Copper v Tin Coins in Seventeenth-Century England
Edgar Boehm and the Jubilee Coinage
Edwardian Sterlings in the 1900 Berscar (Closeburn) Find
Elizabeth I Notes on the Gold Coinage
Elizabeth I Portrait Punches Used on the Hammered Coinage
Elizabeth I Some Notes On Her Hammered Coinage
Elizabeth I The Milled Coinage
Gold, Silver and Double-Florin
Henry VIII English & Irish Coins Bearing His Queens Initials
Henry VIII Halfpennies & Farthings
Henry VIII Second Coinage Sequence Of Marks
Henry VIII's Irish Coinage The Hald Harps
James I The Busts On His Silver Coinage
James I The English Silver Coins
James I The Royal Farthing Tokens
James II The Irish Emergency Coinages 1689-1691
James III & James IV Heavy Silver Coinage
James III & James IV Early Unicorns and the Heavy Groats
James V & Mary The Bawbee Issues
James V The Groat Coinage 1526-1538
Mary Queen of Scots Notes on the vicit leo Testoons
Mary Queen of Scots The First Gold Coinage
Numbered Strikings of Victorian Bronze Coins, 1860-68
Quarter-Sovereigns and Other Small Gold Patterns and the Mid-Victorian Period
Richard Sainthill and the New Bronze Coinage
Rose Ryals of James I, 1605-17
The Dorrien & Magens Shilling of 1798
The Dunchurch and Stafford Finds of Eighteenth-Century Halfpence and Counterfeits
The Extant Ormonde Pistoles and Double Pistoles of 1646
The Sovereign Remedy Touch-Pieces and the King's Evil
The Striking of Proof and Pattern Coins in the Eighteenth Century
Tudor Coinage Notes on Early Period
Tudor England Gold is the strength, the sinnewes of the world Continental Gold
Tudor Monarchs Portraiture On Their Coins & Medals
Saxon & Viking Coinage
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1016-1042 Moneyers Of The Late Anglo-Saxon Coinage
1030-1050 Anglo Saxon Coin Types
675-710 Monetary Circulation in England The Distribution Pattern of Series ABC& F
802-839 Ecgbeorht King Of Wessex Coins
825-870 The Coinage of the East Anglian Kingdom
921-925 Coins Commemorating The Rebuilding Of York Minster
958-975 Eadgar Fastolfi Moneta
973-1086 Continuity & Change in English Monetary History
975-1066 Assays & Imitations, Foreign & Native Late Saxon Period
980 The Viking Descent On Cheshire
997 Numismatic Sidelines On The Battle Of Brunanburgh
A Carolingian Denarius with a Devonshire Provenance
A Numeration of Late Anglo-Saxon Coin Types
Aethelraed I Of Northumbria Coins
Aethelraed I Penny, Son-In-Law Of Alfred The Great
Aethelraed I, Cnut & Harthacnut Scandinavian Coins
Aethelraed II Crux Northern Variants
Aethelraed II Hiberno-Norse Imitation
Aethelraed II Historical Implications of the Regional Production of Dies
Aethelraed II Long Cross Subsidary Issue
Aethelraed II Regional Pattern of Die-Cutting Exhibited by the First Hand pennies
Aethelraed II Small Cross Issues
Aethelraed II Some Misread Moneyers
Aethelraed II The Last Small Cross Type
Aethelraed II The Mints Of Sudbury & Soutwark
Aethelraed II The Mythical Helmet Long Cross
Aethelraed II The Small Crux Issues
Aethelred I Coinage (865-71)
Aethelred II Die-Cutting in the Last Small Cross Type
Aldfrith King of Northumbria (685-704)
Alfred A Remarkable Penny
Alfred Half & Third Pennies
Alfred the Great The Lunettes coinage
Anglo Saxon Coins MONETA & MOT
Anglo-Norman Coins In the Uppsala Cabinet
Anglo-Saxon Coins in Eleventh-Century Poland
Anglo-Saxon Coins In The British Museum Provenances
Anglo-Saxon law & Numismatics
Anglo-Saxon Numismatics
Archbishop Eanbald II Coins
Athelstan I - A Ship Type of East Anglia
Bergred The Kingdom & Coins
Betwixt Sceattas & Offa's Pence. Mint-attributions & the chronology of a recession
Catalogue of Anglo-Saxon & English Series
Ceowulf II Unpublished Fragment of a Coin
Chemical Analyses of English Sceattas
Cnut Coinage
Cnut Gouged Reverse Dies in the Quatrefoil Issue
Cnut Quatrefoil Type Hiberno-Norse and Irish Sea Imitations
Cnut The Great, The Anglian Coins
Cnut The Problem Of the Fleur-De-Lis Sceptre
Coenwulf Penny by Wihtred from Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire
Coinage In The Age Of Burgred
Coins Of Sigtuna Inscribed Aethelred I, Cnut & Harthacnut
Coins of the Anglo-Saxon Period from Repton, Derbyshire
Cuerdale Coins of Quentovic from the Hoard in the Museum of Boulogne-sur-Mer
Cuerdale The Kufic Coins
Currency under the Viking 1 Guthrum and the earliest Danelaw coinages
Currency under the Viking 2 The two Scandinavian kingdoms of the Danelaw 895-954
Currency under the Viking 3 Ireland, Wales, IOM & Scotland 9th & 10th centuries
Currency under the Viking 4 The Dublin coinage c.995-1050
Currency under the Viking 5 The Scandinavian Achievement and Legacy
Determining the mint-Attribution of East Anglian Sceattas through Regression analysis
Die Axis In The Late Saxon Coinage
Eadbearht New Type Of Moneyer PRAEN
Eadweard The Martyr & Athelraed II Chronological Sequence Of Types
Earduulf a significant addition to the coinage of Northumbria
Early Northumbrian Coins at Auction, 1981
Early Northumbrian Viking Coins
Edmund The Crowned Bust Coinage 939-946
Edward The Confessor & William I Coin Brooches
Edward The Confessor Piedfort Lead Trial Piece
Edward The Confessor Round Half Penny
Edward The Confessor Sedlescombe Find Of Pennies
Edward The Confessor The 'Eadpeard' Variety of the Hammer Cross Type
Edward The Confessor The Droitwich Mint & BMC Type XIV
Edward The Confessor's Gold Penny
Edward The Elder Gold Penny
Edward The Elder Pennies With Facade Of A Bulding
Ethelbert I Sceat of East Anglia & recent finds of coins of Beonna
Ethelred II Small Cross & Crux Types
Ethelred II The Mint Of Stamford
Forgery In The Anglo-Saxon Series
Four Italian Coins Imitating Anglo-Saxon Types
Further Coins from the Mint of Huntingdon
Harold I Coins 1035-1040
Harold I Mis-Attributed Fleur-De-Lis Coins
Harthacnut Anglo-Saxon Coins
Hiberno-Danish Coinage Chronology
Interpreting the Alloy of the Later Anglo-Saxon Coinage
Ludica King Of Mercia Penny
Moneyer Odilo Northumbrian 9th Century Issues
Moneyer Tortulf The Anglo-Saxon Coins
Moneyers of the late Anglo-Saxon coinage, 1016-1042
Northumbrian Coins in the Name of Alwaldus (Short Articles and Notes)
Northumbrian Numismatic Chronology In The 9th Century
Northumbrian Pennies Of The Tenth Century
Offa of Mercia A Sceat
Offa Of Mercia Gold Mancus
Philology matters to Early Anglo-Saxon money matters
Richard Olof The Coinage
Roger of Wendover's Date from Edgar's Coinage Reform
Runic sceatta reading EPA, Types R1 and R2
Saint Aethelberht, King Of East Anglia Penny
Saint Cuthbert's Pennies
Saxon Coins From Southampton & Bangor
Saxon Pennies From The Upper Souterrain At Knowth
Sceat Types BMC Type 47 Female Centaur or Sphinx
Sceatta & Styca Coinage Of Northumbria Reappraisal
Sceatta & Styca Coinage Of The Early Archbishops Of York
Sceatta & Their Problems
Sceatta (Regal) & Styca Series Of Northumbria
Sceatta Finds Twelve Notes
Sceatta Mercian Hegemony & the origins of Series J
Sceatta The Animal & Miscellaneous Series
Sceatta The Standard & London Types
Sceatta The Two Primary Series
Sceattas A Check-list of English Finds
Sceattas Found at the Iron-Age Hill Fort of Walbury Camp, Berkshire
Sceattas The Wolf Types
Short Cross & other Medieval coins from Llanfaes, Anglesey
Short Cross Class Ia The Chronology
Short Cross Coinage A Re-Examination of Classes 7 & 8
Short Cross Coinage Dies, Design Changes & Square Lettering in the Opening Phase
Short Cross Coins Some Questions
Short Cross Problem Norwich Or Northampton
Sihtric Caoch, King of Dublin & York Some Reflections on the English Coinages
Single Finds of Anglo-Saxon & Norman Coins
Sitric I Anonymous Anglo-Viking Issue with Sword & Hammer Types
Some Finds of Thrymas & Sceattas in England
Tenth Century Coins Found On Isle Of Man
The Ancient Kingdom Of East Angles (1845)
The Change Of Coin Types In The Eleventh Century
The Circulation Of Sceats In Merovingian Gaul
The Coins Of The Danish Kings Of Ireland
The First Series of Sceattas minted in Southern Wessex Series W
The Hiberno-Norse Coins in Gotlands Fornsal, Visby
The Hiberno-Norse Element of the List Hoard from Sylt
The Inscription On The Oxford Pennies Of The Ohsnaforda Type
The Jewel Cross Coinage
The Mint A New Saxon Mint
The Principal Series of English Sceattas
The Provision and Use of Dies for Short Cross Class V
The Saxon, Norman & Plantagenet Coinage Of Wales
Two Northumbrian stycas of Eanred and Aethelred II from Early Medieval Truso in Poland
Uncertain Anglo-Saxon Mints
Were Earldormen Exercising Independent Control over the Coinage in Mid 10th Century England