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Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles
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64. | Grosvenor Museum, Chester, Part II: Anglo-Saxon Coins and Post-Conquest Coins to 1180 by Hugh Pagan | ||
63. | [published by British Museum] | ||
61-62. [published by Spink] | |||
60. | Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg, Part II: Anglo-Saxon Coins 1016-1066 by V M Potin | ||
59. | [published by Spink] | ||
58. | Scottish Coins in the National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh, Part I: 1526-1603 by N M McQ Holmes | ||
57. | [published by Spink] | ||
56. | The J. P. Mass Collection: English Short Cross Coins, 1180-1247 by Jeffrey P Mass | ||
55. | Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg, Part IV: English, Irish and Scottish Coins, 1066-1485 by Marina Mucha | ||
54. | Royal Coin Cabinet, Stockholm, Part V, Anglo-Saxon Coins: Edward the Confessor and Harold II, 1042-1066 by Fran Colman | ||
53. | Scottish Museums: English Coins 1066–1279 by J D Bateson | ||
52. | Uppsala University Coin Cabinet: Anglo-Saxon and later British Coins by Elsa Lindberger, edited by Mark Blackburn & Harald Nilsson | ||
51. | Estonian Collections: Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Norman and later British Coins by Ivar Leimus & Arkadi Molvõgin | ||
50. | Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg, Part I: Anglo-Saxon Coins to 1016 by V M Potin | ||
OTHER VOLUMES |
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About this series
This major series of catalogues of British and Irish coins in public and significant private collections has already described and illustrated more than 40,000 coins and tokens, ranging from Ancient British issues to those of the 17th century. The greatest coverage has been of the Anglo-Saxon period.
The collections recorded include those of national, university and provincial museums in Britain and Ireland and of museums in Scandinavia, Germany, Eastern Europe and the United States of America.
Extensive introductions discuss the coinages and the collections. The illustrations of the coins and their detailed descriptions appear on facing pages.
The Sylloge is a fundamental source of material for the study of coin issues and moneyers, designs and die-cutting styles, metrology, hoards and single-finds, and personal- and place-name forms. The volumes are of relevance not only to numismatists, but also to archaeologists and historians who increasingly have grown aware of their need to understand and use numismatic evidence.
General Editor: Dr Rory Naismith.
British Academy volumes are published by Oxford University Press.
Some older volumes are available from Oxbow Books or from Spink.
"The patient work of the editors of the SCBI series and of its individual volumes has brought Anglo-Saxon coinage to a level of publication that is a paragon not only for medieval coinage, but for medieval collections of every sort." The Medieval Review