Annals of the coinage of Great Britain and its dependencies : from the earliest period of authentic history to the reign of Victoria (1840)
Ruding, Rogers, 1751-1820 · London J. Hearne · leaf 120
see the Annals, as above. ® According to the rules laid down by Mr. Bartlctt, this coinbelongs to Edward I. Both the reading and description are erroneous. See thecoin more accurately drawn in Supplement, part ii, plate i.No. 27. Edward II. It is a thick piece, probably struck with a penny die.… … KINGS OF ENGLAND. PLATE III. 307 MEv. Inner circle, civitas London. Crossextending to tiie outside of tlie coin; thepellets within the inner circle. - 71 8 Obv. EDWARD. D. G. REX. ANGL. Z. FRAXC. D. HYB. As No. 7. ^lint mark, a crownor coronet on both sides.-Rev. as No. 7. .... 70 9 Obv. as No. 8,…
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