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Bury St.Edmunds; SCBI 18-Copenhagen: 801(similar); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 356, coin 203 for a probable die match. Eaglen 2, dies Aa, 5, this coin; Eaglen states there are less than thirty coins of this mint from the reign to survive. Freeman 5. | |
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Chichester; SCBI 9 - Ashmolean: 827(die match; SCBI 42-Southeastern: 1208( die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 48, probable obverse die match to coin 107 and probably reverse die match to coin 108. | |
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Dover; SCBI 20-Mack:1178(die match); SCBI 42-Southeastern:1244. Moneyer apparently only of this mint and scarce | |
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Lincoln; SCBI 27-Lincolnshire: 700(probable obverse die match) | |
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London; during this reign this moneyer only of this mint and only of this type; SCBI 10 Ulster Museum. Belfast- : 1180- 686(probable die match); SCBI 20 - Mack: 1180(reverse die match). The Mack coin is a light coinage issue. The coin on this website is a heavy coinage issue. The reverse die is either a light or heavy coinage issue die. During this reign this moneyer only of this mint and only of this type. | |
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London | |
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Oxford; SCBI 9- Oxford I: 852(reverse die match) | |
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Wallingford; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 436, coin 1275 for a probable die match | |
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Warwick; SCBI 17 - Midland: 398(die match); EMC:2018-0291(this coin) |
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