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Anglo-Saxon

Edward the Confessor – Expanding Cross Type, Corrections to Entries in SCBI Volumes – Hugh Pagan
PAS – Edward the Confessor – Expanding Cross Type – Hugh Pagan
A Moneyer for Edward the Confessor Created by a Printing Error – Hugh Pagan
Aethelred II Second Hand Type Penny – by Steve Green
Large Cnut Hoard of the 1990’s – H. Pagan
A Parcel from a Small Hoard of Coins of Eadmund of East Anglia – H. Pagan
Three coins of King Eadmund – S. Green
Lidanport – R. Naismith
Boy Pianists Parcel – H. Pagan

Banknotes

Ballindalloch Works Checks – E.C. Hodge

Plantagenets

Rare Henry III Long Cross Class 2a/1b Mule – Robert Page
Edward III Florin coinage of Durham – The “VILA” reverse die – Denis Martin
Edward I, Berwick – D. Martin
Two Late Coins in the Name of Henry III – Bob Thomas
A New Mint for Edward I class 3b/c Transitional Pennies – D. I Greenhalgh
Henry III Longcross, class 1a – R. Page

Scottish & Irish

Privy mark on Robert II groat – D. Rampling
An 18th Cent. Document Pertaining to the Edinburgh Mint – David Rampling.

Tokens & Jettons

Analysis of Cut 8 Reales Countermarked by Rothsay Mills – Eric C. Hodge
Tracking a Catrine Cotton Works countermarked 8 Reales – Eric C. Hodge
Cromford Derbyshire Countermarks – by Eric Hodge
A Lost Cambridgeshire Token – G. Oddie

Tudors & Stuarts

A Silver Farthing of James I – Tim Everson
Privy Mark, Sixpences, Elizabeth I – W. Wilkinson
Variety of Charles I Shilling – D. Holt.
17th Cent. Counterfeits – G. Oddie

Colonial

An Unusual 1920G Shilling from West Africa – G. Oddie
A Countermarked Spanish Two Reales – Peter R. Thompson

Research Notes: British Commonwealth and Territories

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