Mints, dies and currency : essays dedicated to the memory of Albert Baldwin
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Mints, dies and currency : essays dedicated to the memory of Albert Baldwin
（Routledge library editions, . Economic history ; 090 . Finance,
Routledge, 2006
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Reprint. Originally published: London : Methuen, 1971
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Available as a 159-volume set, as thematic mini-sets or as single volumes, Routledge Library Editions: Economic History reprints some of the most important works on economic history published in the last century.
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First published in 2005. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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The studies assembled in this volume are dedicated to the memory of Albert Baldein, a professional numismatist whose chief interest lay in helping other numismatists, professionals, students and collectors alike, some of whom record their appreciations here. The contributions, though they are drawn from a wide variety of fields - Greek, Roman, Dark Age, Byzantine, English, Scottish, Irish and European medieval coins, and medals - are all concerned with one or more facets of the theme set out in the title. Within the general concept, the essays deal with a diversity of subjects:
* identification of mints
* attribution of coins to specific mints
* coinage current in particular periods
* composition of groups of coins in a given series
* establishment of the correct sequence of issues of such groups.
The essays also demonstrate the use of particular numismatic techniques such as die-linking, the analysis of hoards and their statistics, the minute observation of changes in titulature and inscriptions and comparison of portrait styles. There is much new, exciting and well-illustrated material for numismatists, and chapters such as those on Scottish mints and Hadrian's COS III coins will be of interest to historians.
Table of Contents
1. Albert Baldwin: Two Appreciations 2. Sydenham in Retrospect: Revisions, Corrections, and Some Rare and Unpublished Additions to that Author's 'The Coinage of the Roman Empire' 3. Some Politic Alterations in the Parthian Series 4. The Dating and Arrangement of Hadrian's COS III Coins of the Mint of Rome by P.V. Hill 5. The Sequence-marks on the Coinage of Carausius and Allectus 6. The Coinage of Theodoric in the Names of Anastasius and Justin 7. A Hoard of Trachea of John II and Manuel I from Cyprus 8. A Celtic Find from a Lincolshire Dyke 9. The Mints of Northampton and Southampton up to the Time of Edgar's Reform 10. Variations in Currency in Late Anglo-Saxon England 11. A Supplementary Note on the Mints of Bedwyn and Marlborough 12. The Shrewsbury Mint, 1249-1250 13. The Mayfield (Sussex) 1968 Hoard of English Pence and French Gros, c. 1307 14. The Sovereign Groat of Henry VII 15. Scottish Mints 16. The Anomalous Long-Cross Coins in the Anglo-Irish Portion of the Brussels Hoard 17. Later Deniers Tournois of Frankish Greece 18. The Medal of Jan van Gorp by Steven van Herwijck
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