An introduction to the study of ancient and modern coins (1848)
Akerman, John Yonge, 1806-1873 · London, J. R. Smith · leaf 115
stus. This gentleman reads the legends CVNOBE-LINVS TASCIOVANI FILIVS. See Numismatic Chro-nicle, vol.vii. p, 78. 102 ANCIENT BRITISH COINAGE. beline, there are otlier pieces discovered in Eng-land,— more particularly in Kent, Sussex andSurrey,— wliicli seem to indicate the contempo-raneous reigns… … The place of its finding is not known; but futurediscoveries may perhaps shew that the territoryof the personage, by whose authority it wasminted, comprised the whole or part of the coun-ties of Surrey, Sussex, and Hants. It bears thetype of an Equestrian figure, with CO. F. (^ComiiFilms?) Rev. a…
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