Part of	British Numismatic Journal
Volume	Volume 69
Publication year	1999
Publisher	British Numismatic Society
Publication location	London, United Kingdom
Languages	English
Number	N# L158698

Articles

• pls.
  Owen Griffiths
• The “cock bronzes” and other related Iron Age bronze coins found predominantly in West Sussex and Hampshire, p. 1-18
  Elizabeth Cottam
• Anglo-Saxon and Viking coin weights, p. 19-36
  Melvin Williams
• Mercury plating on some early English coins, p. 37-46
  Norris Neil Harris, Owen Griffiths
• The mint of Huntingdon, p. 47-145
  R. J. Eaglen
• New hoards from seventeenth-century England, p. 146-172
  John W. Cook
• John Gregory Hancock and the Westwood brothers: an eighteenth-century token consortium, p. 173-186
  David Wilmer Dykes
• The single currency in historical perspective (The Howard Linecar Lecture 1999), p. 187-195
  Peter J. Davies
• SEGO and DUNO: reassessment and reinterpretation, p. 196-198
  David Holman
• Ealdnod, a new moneyer for Offa, p. 199
  Ian Stewart, Lord Stewartby
• A missing coin of Ælfred rediscovered, p. 199-200
  Hugh E. Pagan
• The missing coins of Steyning located, p. 201
  Michael Baruch Sharp
• The Fillongley hoard - a medieval coin and jewellery hoard from Warwickshire, p. 201-204
  Rachel Wise
• Three Short Cross problems, p. 204-207
  Jeffrey P. Mass
• Mint output in the English recoinage of 1247-1250, p. 207-210
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Documentary evidence for the output, profits and expenditure of the Bury St Edmunds mint, p. 210-213
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• An Edward III class 15d penny of Reading, p. 214-215
  Derek Fortrose Allen, M. R. Vosper
• Dies for the heavy and light pence, 1399-1422', p. 215-219
  Norris Neil Harris
• Halfgroats in the Henry IV-Henry V period, p. 219
  Norris Neil Harris
• Calais quarter-nobles of Henry VI, p. 220-221
  Ian Stewart, Lord Stewartby
• The Pembroke College, Cambridge, hoard of Tudor and Stuart gold coins, p. 222-226
  Derek Fortrose Allen
• Coin register, 1999', p. 227-241
  Richard Anthony Abdy

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