English Coins and Tokens, by Llewellynn Jewitt, F.S.A

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Author

Head, Barclay V. (Barclay Vincent), 1844-1914

Title

English Coins and Tokens, with a Chapter on Greek and Roman Coins

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Produced by Chris Jordan, Susan Theresa Morin and The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

CJ: History: Numismatics

Subject

Coins, British

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Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 51302

Release Date

February 26, 2016

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.English Coins and Tokens.
3. 3.Table of Contents
4. 4.COINS OF THE ANCIENT BRITONS. — BODVOC. — CATTI. — COMVX. — VO-CORIO. — ANTEDRIGVS. — INMA, INAM, or INARA. — SVEI. — COMMIVS (?). — TINC[OMMIVS]. — VERICA, or VIRICA. — EPPILLUS. — DVBNOVELLAVNVS. — VOSE[NOS] (?). — AMMINVS. — CRAB. — ANDOCO[MIVS] (?). — TASCIOVANVS. — VERVLAMIVM. — TASCIO RICON. — SEGO. — EPATICCVS. — CVNOBELINVS. — ADDEDOMAROS. — THE ICENI. — THE BRIGANTES. — CHANNEL ISLANDS.
5. 5.COINS OF THE ANGLO-SAXONS. — KINGS OF KENT. ÆTHILBERHT I., 725-764. — EGCBERHT, 765-791. — EADBEARHT, 794-798. — CUTHRED, 798-805. — BALDRED, 805-823. — MERCIAN KINGS. OFFA, 757-796. — CYNEFRYTH. — COENVVLF, 794-818. — CEOLVVLF I., 819. — BEORNVVLF, 820-824. — LUDICA or LUDICAN, 824, 825. — WIGLAF, 825-839. — BERTHVVLF, 839-852. — BURGHRED, 852-874. — CEOLVVLF II., 874. — KINGS OF THE EAST ANGLES. BEONNA. — EADVALD, 819-827. — ÆTHELSTAN I., circa 828-837. — ETHELWARD, circa 837-850. — BEORHTRIC, circa 852. — EADMUND, OR ST. EADMUND, 855-870. — ÆTHELSTAN II., 870-890. — KINGS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. ECGFRITH, 670-685. — ALDFRID, 685-705. — EADBERHT, 737-758. — MOLL ETHILWALD, 759-765. — ALCHRED, 765. — ELFWALD, 779-788. — HEARDULF, 794-806. — ELFWALD II., 806-808. — EANRED, 808-840. — ÆTHELRED II., 840-848. — REDULF, 844. — OSBERCHT, 848-867. — ÆLLA, 862-867. — HALFDEN, 875-883. — SITRIC. — CNUT, 883-900. — SIEFRID, circa 900. — ALWALD, 901-905. — SITRIC, circa 921-926. — ERIC, 927-954. — REGNALD, 912-944. — ANLAF. — KINGS OF THE WEST SAXONS, etc. ECGBEORHT. — ETHELWLF, 837-856. — AETHELBEARHT; 856-866. — AETHELRED, 866-871. — AELFRED, 872-901. — EDWEARD THE ELDER, 901-925. — AETHELSTAN, 925-941. — EADMUND, 941-946. — EADRED, 946-955. — EADWIG, 955-959. — SOLE MONARCHS. EADGAR, 959-975. — EADWARD (II.) THE MARTYR, 975-978. — AETHELRED II., 978-1016. — CNUT, 1016-1035. — HAROLD I., 1035-1040. — HARTHACNUT, 1040-1042. — EDWARD THE CONFESSOR, 1042-1066. — HAROLD II., 1066. — SAINTS AND ECCLESIASTICS.
6. 6.ENGLISH COINS. FROM THE CONQUEST DOWN TO THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. — WILLIAM I. and WILLIAM II. (1066 to 1087, and 1087 to 1100.) — HENRY I. (1100 to 1135.) — STEPHEN. (1135 to 1154.) — HENRY II. (1154 to 1189.) — RICHARD I. (1189 to 1199.) — JOHN. (1199 to 1216.) — HENRY III. (1216 to 1272.) — EDWARD I. (1272 to 1307.) — EDWARD II. (1307 to 1327.) — EDWARD III. (1327 to 1377.) — RICHARD II. (1377 to 1399.) — HENRY IV. (1399 to 1413.) — HENRY V. (1413 to 1422.) — HENRY VI. (1422 to 1461.) — EDWARD IV. (1461 to 1483.) — EDWARD V. (1483.) — RICHARD III. (1483 to 1485.) — HENRY VII. (1485 to 1509.) — HENRY VIII. (1509 to 1547.) — EDWARD VI. (1547 to 1553.) — MARY I. AND PHILIP AND MARY. (1553 to 1558.) Married Philip of Spain, 1554.
7. 7.ELIZABETH. (1558 to 1603.) — JAMES I. (1603 to 1625.) — CHARLES I. (1625 to 1649). — COMMONWEALTH. (1649 to 1660.) — PROTECTORATE.—OLIVER CROMWELL. (1653 to 1658.) — CHARLES II. (1660 to 1685.) — JAMES II. (1685 to 1689.) — WILLIAM III. AND MARY II. (1689 to 1702. 1689 to 1694.) — ANNE. (1702 to 1714.) — GEORGE I. (1714 to 1727.) — GEORGE II. (1727 to 1760.) — GEORGE III. (1760 to 1820.) — GEORGE IV. (1820 to 1830.) — WILLIAM IV. (1830 to 1837.) — VICTORIA. (1837.)
8. 8.TRADERS’ TOKENS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.
9. 9.GREEK AND ROMAN COINS. BY BARCLAY V. HEAD. — § THE SCIENCE OF NUMISMATICS.
10. 10.I. GREEK COINS. — § INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. — § OF THE METALS OF WHICH COINS ARE COMPOSED. — § OF THE TERMS USED TO DEFINE THE VARIOUS PARTS OF A COIN. — § OF THE TYPES OF GREEK COINS. — § THE GODS AS REPRESENTED ON THE COINAGE. — § THE GODDESSES AS REPRESENTED ON THE COINAGE. — § SYMBOLS. — § INSCRIPTIONS. — § OF THE METHOD OF DATING COINS. — § OF THE DENOMINATIONS OF GREEK COINS. — § OF THE ARRANGEMENT OF A CABINET OF GREEK COINS. — § OF THE PRICES OF GREEK COINS.
11. 11.II. ROMAN COINS. — § GENERAL CLASSIFICATION. — Coins of the Republic. — Coins of the Empire. — § OF THE ÆS GRAVE. — MULTIPLES OF THE AS. — § OF THE SILVER “CONSULAR” COINAGE. — § OF THE MONEY OF THE EMPIRE. — § ROMAN MEDALLIONS. — § HOW TO DISTINGUISH TRUE FROM FALSE COINS. — § THE COIN CABINET.
12. 12.FOOTNOTES
13. 13.Transcriber’s notes:

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