The Silver Coins of England, Arranged And Described; With Remarks On British Money, Previous to the Saxon Dynasties
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Sup. ii. 4. Sn. i. 27. These figures are incorrect in almost all respects ; they were taken from the same Museum specimen as our figure ; in the legend ornaments have been mistaken for letters and a false name assigned to the moneyer. The true legend, whatever it may mean, is PTIBOSINV, as appears from a specimen sold at Capt. Murchison's sale. NCNS it. 228. Another coin of this type is engraved in NO xiii. p. 181, No. 18; and a fourth, reading MVLOMBE (?) is in MB.
11. Similar to No. 3, but ho...rseman's mace instead of sceptre. (272). Rad. Sap. i. 5. Sn. i. 28. MB.
12. Profile as No. 3. Rev. four-sided compartment, in- closing a pellet and each angle terminating in a pellet, upon a cross voided. (273). MB.
12 * 180 13. Profile to right, rosette in field. Rev. cross potent pierced in the centre ; three pellets at the termination of each limb, mullet pierced in each angle. (274). Rud. Sup. 2.
ii. 19. MB.
14 Profile, as No. 3. Rev. cross potent, annulet inclosing a pellet in each angle, (275).
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Sup. ii. 4. Sn. i. 27. These figures are incorrect in almost all respects ; they were taken from the same Museum specimen as our figure ; in the legend ornaments have been mistaken for letters and a false name assigned to the moneyer. The true legend, whatever it may mean, is PTIBOSINV, as appears from a specimen sold at Capt. Murchison's sale. NCNS it. 228. Another coin of this type is engraved in NO xiii. p. 181, No. 18; and a fourth, reading MVLOMBE (?) is in MB.
11. Similar to No. 3, but ho...rseman's mace instead of sceptre. (272). Rad. Sap. i. 5. Sn. i. 28. MB.
12. Profile as No. 3. Rev. four-sided compartment, in- closing a pellet and each angle terminating in a pellet, upon a cross voided. (273). MB.
12 * 180 13. Profile to right, rosette in field. Rev. cross potent pierced in the centre ; three pellets at the termination of each limb, mullet pierced in each angle. (274). Rud. Sup. 2.
ii. 19. MB.
14 Profile, as No. 3. Rev. cross potent, annulet inclosing a pellet in each angle, (275).
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