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Huntingdon; SCBI 13-Copenhagen: 1272; See BNJ 69, plate.7, coin 164; dies Bc [3], this coin, the sole type for this moneyer, only one other specimen believed known outside of museum collections. See Eaglen BNJ 69(1999), page 168, coin 164. | |
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Stamford; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 424, coin 1151 for a possible die match. This coin originally attributed to Sandwich but re-allocated by Dolley to Stamford in 1956 (See BNJ XXVIII p59). | |
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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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Steyning; very rare moneyer for the mint, no examples of this moneyer for this type in the SCBI, EMC, BMC or Hild. | |
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Winchester; Very rare moneyer, only three examples listed in the Sylloge or EMC; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 238, coin 358 for a probable die match. |
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