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Canterbury; Scarce type for the moneyer, none of this moneyer found in the SCBI/EMC database. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 344, coin 53 for a probable die match. | |
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Huntingdon; There are three coins of this type and mint in the Sylloge. Each like this coin have at least one extra pellet on the reverse. SCBI 42-South Eastern Museums: 1155 appears to be a die duplicate except for the postion of the pellets. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 382, coin 559 for a similar coin except that one has two extra pellets on the reverse. See Eaglen BNJ 69(1999), page 130, coin 261. | |
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York; SCBI 29-Merseyside Museums:724(obverse die match), rare type for the moneyer |
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