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Bedford; EMC 1997.0158(this coin); One other in the EMC/Sylloge data base from this mint but a different moneyer,Sylloge 30-American Collections: 0622; There are a total of 13 mules of these two types listed in the data base. F. Elmore-Jones exhibited a mule penny of this type at a British Numismatic Society meeting in November 1946 (BNJ 25, p.100) | |
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Bedford; rare moneyer and rare type for moneyer | |
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Canterbury; SCBI 2-Glasgow:1120(die match). Scarce mint/moneyer/type combination. Unusual reverse die with the first letter of the mint name a rounded version of the letter C that closely resembles a G. |
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Chichester; SCBI 42-Southeastern: 1444 (possible die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 349, coin 127 for a possible die match. | |
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Derby; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 353, coin 166 for a possible die match. |
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Hastings; SCBI 1- Fitzwilliam 917 and 918; SCBI 17-Midland 443 and 444; SCBI 20-Mack 1248; SCBI 42-South Eastern Museums 1468-1470; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 378, coin 515 for a possible die match. Extra pellet on upper left reverse field. | |
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Hereford; no examples of this moneyer/mint/type combination in the EMC/Sylloge or BMC | |
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Lincoln: EMC 2018.0293(this coin) SCBI 27-Lincolnshire: 739 and 740(reverse die match) | |
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London; SCBI-9-Ashmolean: 955(reverse die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 414, coin 1031 for a possible die match. |
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Norwich; SCBI-9-Ashmolean: 960(die match); SCBI 20-Mack:1257(die match); SCBI 26-East Anglia:1327(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 420, coin 1106 for a possible die match; Lawrence had two collections. The first of which he sold in a Sotheby sale on 24 March 1903. Lawrence kept a catalogue of this earlier collection. The current owner of the catalogue has confirmed that this coin is listed. Prior to the sale, Lord Grantley was allowed to make selections for his own collection. |
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Shrewsbury; SCBI 17 - Midland: 454; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 427, coin 1182 for a possible die match. | |
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Stafford; SCBI 2-Glasgow:1130(possible die match); SCBI 20-Mack:1262(possible die match) | |
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Steyning; SCBI 1-Fitzwilliam 928 and 929; SCBI-9-Ashmolean, 982 and 983; SCBI 11-Reading, 166; SCBI 20-Mack, 1263; SCBI 29-Merseyside, 798; SCBI 30-American, 636-8; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 430, coin 1213 for a possible die match. | |
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Winchcombe; EMC 2012.0090(this coin); Dr. Allen at the Fitzwiilliam Coin Depratment atributes this to the Winchcombe mint. ; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 453, coin 1520 for a possible die match. | |
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York; SCBI 21 Yorkshire-456 and 457; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 367, coin 366 for a possible die match. | |
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York; SCBI 21-Yorkshire:458 and 459; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 367, coin 367 for a possible die match. |
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