NC 6/1 (1941)

Vol.6/1 a (1941)     content: JSTOR

J.D. BEAZLEY: Bakchos-Rings ·» 1-7

J.G. MILNE: The early coinages of Athens and Euboea ·» 8-16

G.C. HAINES: The decline and fall of the monetary system of Augustus ·» 17-47

Hugh GOODACRE: Justinian and Constantine ·» 48-53

H. FARQUHAR / Derek F. ALLEN: Abraham Vanderdort and the coinage of Charles I ·» 54-75

Gilbert ASKEW: The mint of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ·» 76-87

MISCELLANEA

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Post-Roman coins found at Brighton ·» 87

J.W.E. PEARCE: Barbarous imitations of the "FEL. TEMP. REPARATIO" type ·» 88-91

J.G. MILNE: Ancient tooling of coins ·» 91-92

J.G. MILNE / H.J. PLENDERLEITH: An Elymaic hoard ·» 92-94

Bertram W. PEARCE: A lost hoard ·» 95-96

Vol.6/1 b (1941)     content: JSTOR

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Divus Augustus Pater. A study in the aes coinage of Tiberius ·» 97-116, pl.1-4

Eduard A. SYDENHAM: Ornamental detail as a guide to the classification of Republican denarii ·» 117-127, pl.5

Raymond CARLYON-BRITTON: On the proposed attribution of certain Irish coins to Edward V ·» 128-132, pl.6

Raymond CARLYON-BRITTON: On the Irish coinage of Lambert Simnel as Edward VI ·» 133-135, pl.6

Raymond CARLYON-BRITTON: On the use of the terms mint-mark, privy mark, and initial-mark in connexion with our hammered coinage ·» 136-138

J.D. Anthony THOMPSON: Elizabethan ryals and their Dutch imitations, 1584-1592 ·» 139-168, pl.7-8

Philip LEDERER: A coin of the Danteletai: a new Thracian mint ·» 169-174

NC 6/2 (1942)     content: JSTOR

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Overstrikes and hoards: The movement of Greek coinage down to 400 B.C. ·» 1-18

Arthur EVANS: Notes on early Anglo-Saxon gold coins ·» 19-41, pl.1

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Anglo-Saxon sceattas in England: their origin, chronology, and distribution ·» 42-70, pl.2

D.F. ALLEN: The Irish bracteates. Two little-known hoards in the National Museum of Ireland ·» 71-85

A.S. HEMMY: A summary of the application of statistical methods to the determination of the weight-standards of Roman coins ·» 86-91

MISCELLANEA

Herbert A. CAHN: A new Carian Mint ·» 92-94

Willy SCHWABACHER: Mesembria on the Aegean ! ·» 94-97

J.W.E. PEARCE: A find on SILIQUAE from Colerne, Wiltshire ·» 97-101

Charles OMAN: [A find of Siliquae from Colerne, Wiltshire] ·» 101-104

Charles OMAN: A gold Solidus of A.D. 578 : A Reattribution ·» 104-105

J.W.E. PEARCE: Siliquae from a find at Mildenhall, Suffolk ·» 105-106

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Divus Augustus Pater (a correction) ·» 106

C. H. V. SUTHERLAND: A Roman hoard from Lincolnshire ·» 107-108

Jocelyn M. C. TOYNBEE: An early eighteenth-century forerunner of the modern numismatist ·» 108-110

NC 6/3 (1943)     content: JSTOR

E.S.G. ROBINSON: The coinage of the Libyans and Kindred Sardinian issues ·» 1-13, pl.1-2

Harold MATTINGLY: The "little" talents of Sicily and the West ·» 14-20

Harold MATTINGLY: "Aes" and "Pecvnia": records of Roman currency down to 269 B.C. ·» 21-39

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The Senatorial gold and silver coinage of 16 B.C.: innovation and inspiration ·» 40-49

H.G. STRIDE: A silver standard of Edward I ·» 49

H.L. HAUGHTON: A note on the distribution of Indo-Greek coins ·» 50-59

R.B. WHITEHEAD: The eastern satrap Sophytes ·» 60-72, pl.3

W.P.D. STEBBING: A barbarous radiate from Richborough ·» 72

J.G. MILNE / C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The Evans Collection at Oxford: Sir Arthur Evans ·» 73-76

J.G. MILNE: The Evans Collection at Oxford: The Cretan coins ·» 77-91, pl.4-5

MISCELLANEA ·» 92-110

Ph. LEDERER: A coin of Britannicus and Nero of Hippo Diarrhytus (Zeugitana) ·» 92-94

Ph. LEDERER: A new coin of Aquilia Severa of Alexandria ·» 94-96

R.B. WHITEHEAD: JAMES LEWIS alias CHARLES MASSON ·» 96-97

J.W.E. PEARCE: A half-siliqua of the Treveran mint ·» 97-99

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: A hoard of Roman denarii of the early third century ·» 99-101

H. M.: The Emneth hoard ·» 101

C. E. B.: On a coin of the "Temple" type bearing the name of Aethelred, King of England ·» 101-102

Gilbert ASKEW: Notes on two medieval seals with coin types ·» 103-104

Gilbert ASKEW: The horse type on barbarous radiates ·» 104-105

J.B. CALDECOTT: Issue of halfpenny and farthing tokens by Norwich, 1580 ·» 105-106

C. H. V. S.: Anglo-Saxon gold coins ·» 106

Philip NELSON: Three unpublished coins of Siefred of Northumbria ·» 106-107

J. A.: Recent finds ·» 107-108

J. ALLAN: The "To Hanover" counter ·» 108-110

NC 6/4 (1944)     content: JSTOR

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The Evans Collection at Oxford: Roman coins of the early Empire ·» 1-26, pl.1-4

J.M.C. TOYNBEE: Roman medallions: their scope and purpose ·» 27-44

J.W.E. PEARCE: Lugdunum: Siliqua-coinage of Valentinian II and Eugenius ·» 45-57, pl.5-6

Alfred R. BELLINGER: A Tetradrachm of Hyspaosines ·» 58-9, pl.7

Alfred R. BELLINGER: Crassus and Cassius at Antioch ·» 59-61, pl.7

Alfred R. BELLINGER: Parthian Drachmae of Orodes II and Phraates IV ·» 62-4, pl.7

Eduard A. SYDENHAM: The White Horse and ancient British coin-types ·» 65-76, pl.8

Charles SELTMAN: Argentum Oseense and Bigati ·» 77-82

F.W. THOMAS: Sino-Kharoṣṭhī coins ·» 83-98

R.B. WHITEHEAD: The dynasty of the general Aspavarma ·» 99-104

E. Stanley G. ROBINSON: Greek coins found in the Cyrenaica ·» 105-113

MISCELLANEA

T.O. Mabbott THE MAGISTRATE THLASTOS AT MYLASA IN CARIA ·» 113

J.G. Milne A HOARD OF BRETTIAN BRONZE ·» 114-115

C.A. Whitton ADDITIONAL NOTES ON EDWARD III AND HENRY V ·» 116-120

Philip Nelson SOME UNPUBLISHED COINS OF NORTHUMBRIA ·» 120-122

Philip Nelson A UNIQUE PENNY OF EDWARD THE ELDER ·» 122

REVIEWS 1944: see separate page ·» 123-126

NC 6/5 (1945)

Vol.6/5 a (1945)     content: JSTOR

G. WÜTHRICH: Celtic numismatics in Switzerland ·» 1-33, pl.1-7

Hugh GOODACRE: Notes on some Byzantine coins ·» 34-40, pl.8

Jacqueline CHITTENDEN: Hermes-Mercury, dynasts, and emperors ·» 41-57, pl.9

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The gold and silver coinage of Spain under Augustus ·» 58-78

MISCELLANEA ·» 78-79

J.G. MILNE: Overstruck Cypriote staters ·» 78-79

J.B. CALDECOTT: A find of Edward VI testoons ·» 79

REVIEWS 1945: see separate page ·» 79-80

Vol.6/5 b (1945)     content: JSTOR

John WALKER: A hoard of Anglo-Saxon coins from Tetney, Lincolnshire ·» 81-95, pl.10

E. Stanley G. ROBINSON: A south Italian hoard ·» 96-107, pl.11

Marcus N. TOD: Epigraphical notes on Greek coinage ·» 108-116

O.E. RAVEL: The classification of Greek coins by style ·» 117-124, pl.12-13

J. A.: A civil war hoard from Whitchurch ·» 124

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: "Carausius II", "Censeris", and the barbarous Fel. Temp. Reparatio overstrikes ·» 125-133

MISCELLANEA

J.G. MILNE: Coin-finds in Macedonia ·» 136-137

Philip NELSON: Notes on Danish and Anglo-Saxon coins ·» 137-142

H. Alexander PARSONS: Remarks on a trim groat marked B on the obverse ·» 142-145

H. Alexander PARSONS: An Elizabethan problem ·» 145-147

Hugh GOODACRE: A bronze coin of Andronicus II and III ·» 147

Anne S. ROBERTSON: A Roman coin hoard from Emneth, Norfolk ·» 147-153

J.D.A. THOMPSON: Everton (Notts.) hoard of 1881 ·» 153-155

Philip CORDER / W. Percy HEDLEY: Edlington Wood find. III ("the Crags") ·» 155-158

Bertram W. PEARCE: Fifty coins from the Theatre, Verulamium ·» 159-163

Harold MATTINGLY: A hoard of Roman sestertii from Algeria ·» 163

John BROMWICH: A late Roman hoard from the Delta ·» 163-164

Harold MATTINGLY: The Brixworth hoard ·» 164-165

John ALLAN: The Mablethorpe (Lincs.) ·» 165-166

John ALLAN: Roman coins from north Thoresby, Lincs. ·» 166

NC 6/6 (1946)

Vol.6/6 a (1946)     content: JSTOR

J.G. MILNE: The early bold coins of Asia Minor ·» 1-6

Herbert A. CAHN: Flaviana inedita ·» 7-27, pl.1-2

Geoffrey C. HAINES: Some rare Roman and Byzantine coins ·» 28-35, pl.3-4

Harold MATTINGLY: The reigns of Trebonianus Gallus and Volusian and of Aemilian ·» 36-46

Marcus N. TOD: Epigraphical notes on Greek coinage, II. XAΛKOYΣ ·» 47-62

MISCELLANEA

Harold MATTINGLY: The "Diana-Victory" didrachms and the decadrachms of Arsinoe ·» 63-67

John SELTMAN: A find of tetradrachms of Seleucus I ·» 67-69

Norman SMEDLEY: The Folds Farm (Doncaster) hoard ·» 69-72

Gilbert ASKEW: A hoard of Tudor silver coins found at New Barnet, Herts ·» 72-73

John ALLAN: A find of sceattas at Southampton ·» 73

REVIEWS 1946 a: see separate page ·» 92-96

Vol.6/6 b (1946)     content: JSTOR

Charles SELTMAN: The ancient coinage of Malta ·» 81-90, pl.5-6

Harold MATTINGLY: Dives Anagnia ·» 91-96, pl.7

Charles SELTMAN: On the "style" of early Athenian coins ·» 97-110, pl.8-10

Harold MATTINGLY: The monetary systems of the Roman Empire from Diocletian to Theodosius I ·» 111-120

John WALKER: Islamic coins with Hindu types ·» 121-128

REVIEWS 1946 b: see separate page ·» 129-140

MISCELLANEA

H.L. HAUGHTON: Notes on Greek and Kushan coins from N.W. INDIA ·» 141-145

Bertram W. PEARCE: Some unpublished Roman and English coins ·» 145-147

John WALKER: The Darfield hoard of Roman denarii ·» 147-150

Norman SMEDLEY: The Cadeby (Doncaster) hoard ·» 151

Norman SMEDLEY: Coins from Hickleton, Yorkshire ·» 152

J. A.: A civil war hoard from Canterbury ·» 152

Harold MATTINGLY: A small Roman hoard from Winchester ·» 152-153

Philip Victor HILL: The Worle camp (Somerset) hoard ·» 153-156

Philip Victor HILL: The Redenhall (Norfolk) hoard, c. 1895 ·» 157-159

Philip Victor HILL: The Cranfield (Bedford) hoard ·» 159-162

Philip Victor HILL: The Wiveliscombe (Somerset) hoard, 1946 ·» 163-165

Philip Victor HILL: Two fourth-century overstrikes ·» 166-167

Harold MATTINGLY: The Bermondsey hoard ·» 167-169

Harold MATTINGLY / J.W.E. PEARCE: The Tuddenham hoard of Siliquae ·» 169-173

D.F. ALLEN: Abraham Vanderdort and the coinage of Charles I: addenda ·» 173

NC 6/7 (1947)

Vol.6/7 a (1947)     content: JSTOR

Marcus N. TOD: Epigraphical notes on Greek coinage: III. OBOΛOΣ ·» 1-27

R.B. WHITEHEAD: Notes on the Indo-Greeks, Part II ·» 28-51, pl.1-2

J.G. MILNE: Some Greek coins in Oxford ·» 52-61

MISCELLANEA

John ALLAN: The mint of Ayr ·» 62-65

John ALLAN: Ancient British coins from Lincolnshire ·» 65-68

Philip NELSON: Some unpublished Anglo-Saxon coins ·» 68-71

Philip NELSON: An unpublished Archiepiscopal coin of York ·» 71-72

Philip NELSON: Some rare Norman coins of York ·» 72-73

C.A. WHITTON: A note on mediaeval epigraphy ·» 74

Philip CORDER: A find of antoniniani at Boothstown, Lancashire ·» 74-80

R.A.G. CARSON: The Clifton (Lancashire) find of short cross pennies ·» 80-82

Norman SMEDLEY: Roman coins from Skellow, Yorkshire ·» 83-84

Norman SMEDLEY: The Folds farm (Doncaster) hoard (Additions) ·» 85

Norman SMEDLEY: The Campsmount (Doncaster) hoard ·» 85-86

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: A countermarked shilling of James I ·» 86-87

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: A corrected reading on aes of Colonia Corinthus ·» 87-88

J.D.A. THOMPSON: A civil war hoard from Long Bennington, Lincs. ·» 88-90

H.L. RABINO: Persian coin said to have been struck at Bahrain ·» 90

T.W. ARMITAGE: An overstrike of a barbarous radiate ·» 91

A Correction: some unpublished Roman and English coins ·» 91

H. M.: A Correction: the Bermondsey hoard ·» 91

REVIEWS 1947: see separate page ·» 92-96

Vol.6/7 b (1947)     content: JSTOR

J.G. MILNE: The coinage of Antioch in Pisidia after A.D. 250 ·» 97-107

J.G. MILNE: Report on the coins found at Antinoe in 1914 ·» 108-114

E.S.G. ROBINSON: The Tell el-Mashkuta hoard of Athenian tetradrachms ·» 115-121

Friedrich MAYREDER: Londinium or Augustodunum ? ·» 122-125

J.M.C. TOYNBEE: Ruler-apotheosis in Ancient Rome ·» 126-149

H.W. PARKE: Roman coins unpublished or of special interest in the collection of Trinity College, Dublin ·» 150-159

D.F. ALLEN / C.A. WHITTON: The Bredgar find: with notes on the gold of Richard II ·» 160-170

MISCELLANEA

E.S.G. ROBINSON: A hoard of Syrian tetradrachms ·» 171-173

E.S.G. ROBINSON: A hoard of Persian sigloi ·» 173-174

G.K. JENKINS: The Caister-by-Yarmouth hoard ·» 175-179

R.A.G. CARSON: A Constantinian hoard from Blyth, Notts. ·» 179-180

R.A.G. CARSON: A civil war hoard from Glympton, Oxon ·» 180

R.A.G. CARSON / G.C. DUNNING: A civil war hoard from Bingley, Yorkshire ·» 180-182

R.A.G. CARSON: A Medieval hoard from Terrington St. Clement, near King's Lynn ·» 183

G.C. DUNNING: The Terrington St. Clement and Bredgar pots ·» 183-185

John ALLAN: Ilkeston treasure trove ·» 185

Erratum: ancient British coins from Lincolnshire ·» 185

Charles FAWCETT: Seventeenth-century dollar symbols in the Levant ·» 186-189

NC 6/8 (1948)

Vol.6/8 a (1948)     content: JSTOR

Charles SELTMAN: The engravers of the Akragantine decadrachms ·» 1-10, pl.1-4

Richard DELBRUECK: Uranius of Emesa ·» 11-29

Annalina C. LEVI: Hadrian as king of Egypt ·» 30-38

John WALKER: A mysterious south Arabian coin legend ·» 39-42

E. Stanley G. ROBINSON: Greek coins acquired by the British Museum, 1938-1948, I ·» 43-59, pl.5

E. Stanley G. ROBINSON: Appendix: kings of Lapethos ·» 60-65

J.W.E. PEARCE: Aes coinage of Valentinian I: the evidence from hoards ·» 66-77

MISCELLANEA

R.A.G. CARSON / Philip CORDER: A second hoard of Roman denarii from Darfield ·» 78-81

R.A.G. CARSON: A hoard of radiate minimi from Camerton, near Bath ·» 81-82

E.J.W. HILDYARD: The Edington (Somerset) hoard of siliquae ·» 82-85

Leopold G.P. MESSENGER: Some further unpublished Roman bronze coins in my collection ·» 85-88

Bertram W. PEARCE: Twenty Roman coins from Verulamium ·» 88-91

Philip V. HILL: Three new "Carausius II" coins ·» 91-93

Philip V. HILL: Three barbarous overstrikes ·» 93-95

Philip NELSON: An unpublished York penny of Edred ·» 96

Philip NELSON: The Cunnetti mint ·» 96

H. Alexander PARSON: The mint of Galway ·» 97-100

J.D.A. THOMPSON: A sixteenth-century forger's hoard from the Scilly islands ·» 100-103

H.L. HAUGHTON: Some coins of Eukratides and Apollodotos from Afghanistan, c.1840 ·» 103

Robert KERR: The forty-shilling piece of James VI of Scotland ·» 104-105

REVIEWS 1948: see separate page ·» 106-112

Vol.6/8 b (1948)     content: JSTOR

Michael GRANT: The colonial mints of Gaius ·» 113-130, pl.6-7

E. Stanley G. ROBINSON: Petra or Eryx? ·» 131-133

Henry L. HAUGHTON: The silver coinage of Strato and of Strato and Agathocleia ·» 134-141, pl.8-9

Philip Victor HILL: "Sceatta-like" barbarous imitations ·» 142-157, pl.10-11

H.H. SCULLARD: Hannibal's elephants ·» 158-168

Hugh de S. SHORTT: The mints of Wiltshire ·» 169-187, pl.12-14

Bengt THORDEMAN: The Lohe hoard: a contribution to the methodology of numismatics ·» 188-204, diagrams

Anne ROBERTSON: Three hoards of Roman coins in the Harris Museum, Preston, Lancashire ·» 205-218

MISCELLANEA

J.G. MILNE: An exeter find of 1715 ·» 219-223

Philip GRIERSON: Three unpublished coins of Zeno (474-91) ·» 223-226

B.H.St.J. O'NEIL: Some Minimissimi found at Canterbury and their significance ·» 226-229

Bertram W. PEARCE: The Belt collection of aes grave ·» 229-232

R.A.G. CARSON: Roman denarii from Ormskirk, Lancashire ·» 232

John ALLAN: The Snettisham find ·» 233-235

John ALLAN: The Carn Brea hoard of 1749 ·» 235-236

John ALLAN: A find of Saxon and Crolingian coins in S. Wales ·» 236

John ALLAN: The Longtown find ·» 236

Philip NELSON: A rare York coin of Guthred-Cnut ·» 236-237

Philip NELSON: Three rare Norman coins of York ·» 237

NC 6/9 (1949)

Vol.6/9 a, No.1/2 (1949)     content: JSTOR

Charles SELTMAN: The problem of the first Italiote coins ·» 1-21, pl.1-3

Michael GRANT: Complex symbolism and new mints, c. 14 B.C. ·» 22-35, pl.4

G.K. JENKINS: The Cameron Collection of Cretan coins ·» 36-56, pl.5-7

Harold MATTINGLY: The various styles of the Roman Republican coinage ·» 57-74

Harold MATTINGLY: The coins of the "Divi", issued by Trajan Decius ·» 75-82

J.G. MILNE: The currency of Arcadia ·» 83-92

Michael GRANT: The decline and fall of city-coinage in Spain ·» 93-106

MISCELLANEA

M.P. CHARLESWORTH: A Roman Imperial coin from Nairobi ·» 107-110

Michael GRANT: An eastern coin of Nero and Agrippina Junior ·» 111-113

E. Stanley G. ROBINSON: A stater of Issos ·» 114

Philip V. HILL: The Ambianum coins of Constantius II ·» 114-115

Philip NELSON: The St. Peter coins of York ·» 116

REVIEWS 1949 a: see separate page ·» 117-128

Vol.6/9 b, No.3/4 (1949)     content: JSTOR

Colin M. KRAAY: The coinage of Vindex and Galba, A.D. 68, and the continuity of the Augustan Principate ·» 129-149, pl.8-9

Michael GRANT: Apollonia-Mordiaeum under Tiberius ·» 150-156, pl.10

Michael GRANT: Phrygian metropolis in the early Principate ·» 157-165, pl.10

Winfred A. SEABY: Coinage from Ham Hill in the Taunton Museum ·» 166-179, pl.11

S.M. STERN: Some unrecognized dirhems of the Zaidīs of the Yemen ·» 180-188

Robert A.G. CARSON: The mint of Thetford ·» 189-236, pl.12-15

MISCELLANEA

Alberto SIMONETTA: The drachms of Volagases I and Artabanus IV ·» 237-239

Michael GRANT: An early coin of Colonia Olbasa? ·» 239-242

C.H V. SUTHERLAND: The Canterbury Minimissimi again ·» 242-244

Norman SMEDLEY: The Marr thick hoard ·» 244-245

Anne S. ROBERTSON: Two hoards of Roman coins from Wiltshire ·» 245-252

Anne S. ROBERTSON: A find of Roman brass coins from Weymouth (?), Dorset ·» 252-253

G. K. JENKINS: The Skipton treasure trove ·» 253-257

R.A.G. CARSON: Lambourn (Berks.) treasure trove ·» 257-258

R.A.G. CARSON: A Roman hoard from Hoveringham (Notts) ·» 259

G.K. JENKINS: The Upwey treasure trove ·» 261-262

Philip NELSON: An unpublished Norman coin of York ·» 262

REVIEWS 1949 b: see separate page ·» 263-268

NC 6/10 (1950)

Vol.6/10 a, No.37/38 (1950)     content: JSTOR

E.J.P. RAVEN: The Amphictionic coinage of Delphi, 336-334 B.C. ·» 1-22

Michael GRANT: Constantiae Avgvsti ·» 23-42, pl.1

Michael GRANT: The official coinage of Tiberius in Galatia ·» 43-48, pl.2

Philip GRIERSON: Dated solidi of Maurice, Phocas, and Heraclius ·» 49-70, pl.3-4

Philip GRIERSON: The Consular coinage of "Heraclius" and the revolt against Phocas of 608-610 ·» 71-93, pl.5-6

H.L. RABINO: Coins of the Jalāir, Kara Koyānlā Musha'sha', and Āk Koyūnlū dynasties » 94-139, pl.7-10

MISCELLANEA

Michael GRANT: An Asian coin of Drusus Junior ·» 140-142

Michael GRANT: An early coin of Sagalassus with Imperial head ·» 142-144

R.A.G. CARSON: A Roman Imperial mint at Narbonne? ·» 144-148

R.A.G. CARSON: A hoard of British "tin" coins from Sunbury-on-Thames ·» 148-149

Philip V. HILL: An unpublished sceatta in Norwich museum ·» 150-151

Philip NELSON: An Æethelstan penny of Derby ·» 151-152

REVIEWS 1950 a: see separate page ·» 153-176

Vol.6/10 b, No.39/40 (1950)     content: JSTOR

W.L. BROWN: Pheidon's alleged Aeginetan coinage ·» 177-204, pl.11

R.B. WHITEHEAD: Notes on the Indo-Greeks, Part III ·» 205-232, pl.12

Philip V. HILL: Barbarous imitations of fourth-century Roman coins ·» 233-270, pl.13-15

William GOWERS / H.H. SCULLARD: Hannibal's elephants again ·» 271-283, pl.16-17

Henri SEYRIG: Irenopolis Neronias Sepphoris ·» 284-289

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The symbolism of a unique AES coin of Tiberius ·» 290-297, pl.18

MISCELLANEA

E.S.G. ROBINSON: Greek coins from the Pyramids ·» 298

J.H. JONGKEES: Athenian coin dies from Egypt ·» 298-301

Philip GRIERSON: A barbarous North African solidus of the late seventh century ·» 301-305

Philip GRIERSON: A follis of Nicephorus Bryennius (?) ·» 305-311

Anne S. ROBERTSON: A hoard of denarii from Handley, Dorset ·» 311-315

J.W. BAGGALEY / Philip CORDER: A third hoard of Roman coins from Darfield ·» 315-317

A.A. MOSS: The origin of the nickel alloy used for Bactrian coins (c. 200 B.C.) ·» 317-318

Philip NELSON: An unpublished York penny of Guthred-Cnut ·» 318

John WALKER: Hailsham treasure trove ·» 318-319

J.G. MILNE: Charles I and Oxford: two medalets ·» 319-320

REVIEWS 1950 b: see separate page ·» 321-328

Indexes to 6^th Series, Vols. 1-10, 1941-1950 ·» 329-350

NC 6/11 (1951)     content: JSTOR

Gilbert K. JENKINS: Notes on Seleucid coins ·» 1-21, pl.1-2

A.D.H. BIVAR: The Bactra coinage of Euthydemus and Demetrius ·» 22-39, pl.3-4

Charles SELTMAN: The Katoché hoard of Elean coins ·» 40-55, pl.5-8

Philip GRIERSON: The Isaurian coins of Heraclius ·» 56-67, pl.9-10

Robert B.K. STEVENSON: The Iona hoard of Anglo-Saxon coins ·» 68-90, pl.11-12

Philip V. HILL: A hoard of barbarous radiates ·» 91-108, pl.13-14

A.M. WOODWARD: AΠOYΣIA ·» 109-111

Joseph Grafton MILNE (1867-1951) - Obituary and bibliography, by C.H.V. Sutherland ·» 112-125

MISCELLANEA

Philip V. HILL: Notes on some barbarous coins from Bow Hill, Sussex ·» 126-129

R.A.G. CARSON: Roman coins from the excavations at Camerton, near Bath ·» 130-131

George C. BOON: Two plated Roman coins from Silchester ·» 132

Bertram W. PEARCE: Three unpublished Roman coins ·» 133

R.H. DOLLEY: Haselbury Plucknett treasure trove ·» 134-135

REVIEWS 1951: see separate page ·» 136-151

NC 6/12 (1952)     content: JSTOR

J.M.F MAY: The Alexander coinage of Nikokles of Paphos ·» 1-18, pl.1

A.M. WOODWARD: Notes on the Augustan cistophori ·» 19-32, pl.2-4

Charles Theodore SELTMAN: The wardrobe of Artemis ·» 33-51, pl.5-6

C.A. HERSH: Sequence marks on the denarii of Publius Crepusius ·» 52-66

Harold MATTINGLY: The different styles of the Roman Republican coinage ·» 67-71

Harold MATTINGLY: The "military" class in the coinage of the civil wars of A.D. 68-69 ·» 72-77

Colin M. KRAAY: Revolt and subversion: the so-called "military" coinage of A.D. 69 re-examined ·» 78-86

Anne S. ROBERTSON: The Poundbury hoard of Roman fourth-century copies and their prototypes ·» 87-95, pl.7

Philip V. HILL: A hoard of barbarous radiates from east Cornwall ·» 96-98, pl.8

Philip GRIERSON: Pegged Venetian coin dies: their place in the history of die adjustment ·» 99-105

John WALKER: Some new Arab-Sassanian coins ·» 106-110, pl.9

MISCELLANEA ·» 111-135

D.E. Bateman: Masham treasure trove ·» 111

W. Owston Smith: A Medal of Vincenzo Paterno, Duca di Carcaci ·» 111-112

R.A.G. Carson: Dies for an imitation zecchino ·» 113-114

C.H.V. Sutherland: A Corinthian stater overstruck by Metapontum ·» 115-116

R. Kerr: A civil war hoard from Fisherrow, Musselburgh, Midlothian ·» 116-118

R.H. Dolley: Two coins of Edgar recently discovered at York ·» 118

R.H. Dolley: Orston treasure trove ·» 118-122

R.H. Dolley: Gloucester treasure trove ·» 122-124

R.H. Dolley: Axminster treasure trove ·» 124

R.H. Dolley: Aylesbury treasure trove ·» 125

Rudi Thomsen: Ancient British gold coins found in Denmark ·» 126-128

B.H. St. J. O'Neil: Cirencester park Theodosian hoard ·» 128-129

R.A.G. Carson: A Hoard of Roman republican denarii from Rio Tinto, Spain ·» 129-130

E.J.W. Hildyard / W.V. Wade: A third-century Roman hoard from Yorkshire ·» 130-131

P.D. Whitting: A follis of Heraclius with two Sicilian countermarks ·» 131-133

Ajit Ghose: A unique gold coin of the Hindu kings of Kabul ·» 133-135

REVIEWS 1952: see separate page ·» 136-171

NC 6/13 (1953)     content: JSTOR

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The President's address 1952-3 ·» 1-20

J.G. MILNE (†): Unpublished Greek coins in the Oxford Collection ·» 21-26, pl.1

E.S.G. ROBINSON: A hoard of coins of the Libyans ·» 27-32, pl.2-3

Charles A. HERSH: Overstrikes as evidence for the history of Roman Republican coinage ·» 33-68, pl.4-5

Harold MATTINGLY: The Freckenham hoard of Roman coins ·» 69-73

Philip GRIERSON: Visigothic metrology ·» 74-87

Philip GRIERSON: A new Anglo-Saxon solidus ·» 88-91

Philip V. HILL: Uncatalogued sceattas in the National and other Collections ·» 92-114, pl.6-7

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Beulah Hill treasure trove 1953 ·» 115-122

R. GHIRSHMAN: Une intaille hephtalite de la collection de Mrs. Newell ·» 123-124

John WALKER: The coins of the Amīrs of Crete ·» 125-130

MISCELLANEA ·» 131-161

William V. WADE: Carausius, restorer of Britain ·» 131

William V. WADE: Coins from Aldborough, Boroughbridge, Yorkshire—Isurium Brigantum ·» 132-134

Philip V. Hill: A rare barbarous overstrike ·» 134-135

Bertram W. Pearce: Some notable Roman coins ·» 135-136

R.A.G. CARSON: Roman coins from the excavations at Camerton, near Bath. II ·» 137

R.A.G. CARSON: Owston Ferry hoard of Roman Imperial coins ·» 138-140

R.A.G. CARSON: A Third-century Roman hoard from Mytholmroyd, Yorkshire ·» 140-141

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: A Third-century Roman hoard rediscovered ·» 142-143

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Wimbledon common find (1953) of Roman coins ·» 143-144

J.M.T. CHARLTON: Roman and Byzantine coins from Keele Hall ·» 144

Philip GRIERSON: A new Isaurian coin of Heraclius ·» 145-146

Philip GRIERSON: A Byzantine hoard from north Africa ·» 146-148

Philip GRIERSON: A stray from the Crondall hoard ·» 148-149

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Farmborough treasure trove ·» 150-153

R.H.M. DOLLEY: An unrecorded civil war hoard ·» 153-155

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Kirkby treasure trove (modern English coins) ·» 155-156

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Market Rasen treasure trove (Queen Anne) ·» 156

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A hoard of medieval silver coins of the two Sicilies ·» 156-158

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A presumed hoard of Lusignan deniers from Cyprus (pp. 158-161)

REVIEWS 1953: see separate page ·» 162-189

NC 6/14 (1954)     content: JSTOR

E. Stanley G. ROBINSON: Cistophori in the name of king Eumenes ·» 1-8, pl.1

Colin M. KRAAY: Greek coins recently acquired by the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford ·» 9-17, pl.2

Colin M. KRAAY: Caesar's Quattuorviri of 44 B.C.: the arrangement of their issues ·» 18-31, folder, pl.3-4

Harold MATTINGLY: Verginius at Lugdunum? ·» 32-39

Anne ROBERTSON: A Roman coin hoard from Mildenhall, Suffolk ·» 40-52, pl.5

Harold MATTINGLY: The coinage of Macrianus II and Quietus ·» 53-61

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: A hoard of Roman folles from Wroxton Heath near Banbury, Oxon ·» 62-67

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The folles of Ticinum, A.D. 305-7 ·» 68-75

R.H.M. DOLLEY: The so-called piedforts of Alfred the Great ·» 76-92, pl.6

S.E. RIGOLD: An imperial coinage in southern Gaul in the sixth and seventh centuries? ·» 93-133, pl.7-8

Raymond CARLYON-BRITTON: Henry VIII harp groats and harp half-groats and Edward VI harp groats ·» 134-140, folder, pl.9-10

D.M. LANG: A hoard of sixteenth and seventeenth century Russian silver coins ·» 141-162, pl.11-12

A.D.H. BIVAR: The Chaman Huzuri hoard: countermarked Greek flans as the prototypes of the Indian punch-marked coinage ·» 163-172, pl.13

H.H. FIGULLA: A "coin" of Cyrus ·» 173

P. HULIN: The signs on the Kabul silver piece ·» 174-176

E.T. LEEDS: Zinc coins in medieval China ·» 177-185

Cornelius C. VERMEULE: Japanese coins in the British Museum (Part 1) ·» 186-196, pl.14

MISCELLANEA

Frank M. SNOWDEN, Jr.: A note on Hannibal's Mahouts ·» 197-198

Colin M. KRAAY: Cast sestertii of Titus ·» 199-201

P.H.K. GRAY: A hoard of sestertii (Domitian-Commodus) from Slayhills Marsh, Upchurch, Kent ·» 201-203

R.A.G. CARSON / J.W. BRAILSFORD: The Elveden (Suffolk) treasure trove ·» 204-208

J.P.C. KENT: Mr. Wood's hoard of late Roman silver coins ·» 209-211

E.J.W. HILDYARD / Philip V. HILL: A late Constantinian hoard ·» 211-213

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The Hanham (Glos.) hoard of Roman coins ·» 213-215

J.P.C. KENT: Notes on some fourth-century coin types ·» 216-217

J.P.C. KENT: The mystery of Leontius II ·» 217-218

R.H.M. DOLLEY / P. SPUFFORD: Armborough treasure trove—addenda ·» 218-219

J.P.C. KENT: The Lenham Heath (Kent) hoard of sovereigns, etc ·» 219-220

G.S.P. FREEMAN-GRENVILLE: A new hoard and some unpublished variants of the coins of the Sultans of Kilwa ·» 220-224

REVIEWS 1954: see separate page ·» 225-233

NC 6/15 (1955)     content: JSTOR

Philip V. HILL: Barbarous Roman coins ·» 1-3, pl.1

R.H.M. DOLLEY: The Tywardreath (Fowey) treasure trove ·» 5-9, pl.2

Ian Halley STEWART: Some unpublished Scottish coins ·» 11-20, pl.3-4

Michael GRANT: The distribution of Nero's copper asses ·» 21-37, pl.5

Michael GRANT: The mints of Roman gold and silver in the early Principate ·» 39-54

Philip GRIERSON: The Kyrenia girdle of Byzantine medallions and solidi ·» 55-70, pl.6-8

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The folles of Cyzicus down to A.D. 306 ·» 71-74

Colin KRAAY: The chronology of the coinage of Colonia Nemausus ·» 75-87

P.D. WHITTING: The anonymous Byzantine bronze ·» 89-99, pl.9-10

Frederick SCHEU: The earliest coins of the Bruttians ·» 101-112

Ralph MERRIFIELD: The Lime Street (1952) hoard of barbarous radiates ·» 113-124, pl.11

Marcus N. TOD: Epigraphical notes on Greek coinage: addenda ·» 125-130

G.K. JENKINS: Greek coins recently acquired by the British Museum ·» 131-156, pl.12-13

Henri SEYRIG: Irenopolis - Neronias - Sepphoris. An additional note ·» 157-159

W.A. SEABY: Medieval coin hoards in north-east Ireland ·» 161-171

Victor F. DENARO: The mint of Malta ·» 173-187

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A further note on the Harkirke find ·» 189-193

Paul BALOG: Notes on ancient and medieval minting technique ·» 195-202, pl.14

A.D.H. BIVAR: Notes on Kushan cursive seal inscriptons ·» 203-210, pl.15

Ulla S. LINDER WELIN: The first known dirham of the Amīrs of Crete ·» 211-214

C.C. VERMEULE: Modern Japanese and Chinese patterns in the British Museum (Part II) ·» 215-221, pl.16-17

MISCELLANEA

C.H.V. Sutherland A second "Cinna" denarius ·» 222-223

J.R. Hamilton T. Didius and the Villa Publica ·» 224-228

G.E.L. Carter A Sestertius of Divus Antoninus ·» 229

R.A.G. Carson Alleged Antoniniani of Severus Alexander ·» 230-231

R.A.G. Carson Roman coins from the excavations at Camerton, near Bath. III ·» 232-234

P.H.K. Gray Roman coins found on the upchurch Marshes ·» 234-235

George C. Boon A coin of "the second Carausius" from Silchester ·» 235-237

J.P.C. Kent An unpublished silver medallion of Constantius II ·» 237-238

P.D. Whitting An overstriking of Justinian I at Rome ·» 238-240

C.H.V. Sutherland Dobunic silver coins from Bredon Hill, Worcs ·» 241

R.H.M. Dolley Grimsby treasure trove (1954) 4 Ꜹ “Morinic” c. 70 B.C. ·» 242-243

R.A.G. Carson The mint of Thetford: re-attributions and additions ·» 243-245

R. Kerr A hoard of Scottish billon found in Ayrshire ·» 245-247

R.H.M. Dolley A seventeenth-century hoard from Carrigtwohill (Cork) ·» 247-249

R. Kerr A hoard of coins from Stornoway ·» 249-250

J.P.C. Kent Harpole (Northants.) (1955) ·» 251

J.P.C. Kent South Shields treasure trove (1954) ·» 251

J.S. Strudwick Hatton (Derbyshire) treasure trove (1954) ·» 252-253

J.S. Strudwick City of Cambridge treasure trove (1954) ·» 254

R.A.G. Carson A "Grosso" of the lords of Mytilene ·» 255-256

Alec Kirkbride A rare coin from Transjordan ·» 257

REVIEWS 1955: see separate page ·» 258-275

Grant, Michael, The President's address: Very common coins ·» III-XII

NC 6/16 (1956)     content: JSTOR

E.S.G. ROBINSON: The date of the earliest coins ·» 1-8

E.S.G. ROBINSON: The Libyan hoard (1952). Addenda, and the Libyan coinage in general ·» 9-14, pl.1

E.S.G. ROBINSON: Some early nineteenth-century forgeries of Greek coins ·» 15-18, pl.2

C.C. VERMEULE: Greek coins in the Elisabeth Washburn King Collection at Bryn Mawr College ·» 19-41, pl.3-12

Colin M. KRAAY: The archaic owls of Athens: classification and chronology ·» 43-68, pl.13

G.L. CAWKWELL: A note on the Heracles coinage alliance of 394 B.C. ·» 69-75

B. SIMONETTA: A note on Vologeses V, Artabanus V and Artavasdes ·» 77-82

R.A.G. CARSON / J.P.C. KENT: Constantinian hoards and other studies in the later Roman bronze coinage ·» 83-161, pl.14-16

Harold MATTINGLY: Rare and unpublished Roman coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge ·» 163-177, pl.17

Harold MATTINGLY: A fourth-century Roman hoard from Egypt ·» 179-188

Harold MATTINGLY: The denarius of Sufenas and the Ludi Victoriae ·» 189-203

H.A. SEABY: A find of coins of Carausius from the little Orme's Head ·» 205-246

Ralph MERRIFIELD: An unpublished portion of the Lime Street Hoard found in 1882, reconstructed from the collection and records of the Guildhall Museum ·» 247-254

A.J. DIKIGOROPOULOS: A Byzantine hoard from Kharcha, Cyprus ·» 255-265, pl.18

R.H.M. DOLLEY: The Shaftesbury hoard of pence of Æthelræd II ·» 267-280, pl.19-20

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A small find of fourteenth-century groats from Flanders ·» 281-283, pl.21

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A provisional note on the origins of the Leicester mint ·» 285-291

R.H.M. DOLLEY / J.S. STRUDWICK: A note on the mint of Torksey and on some early finds of English coins from Nottinghamshire ·» 293-302

Ian Halley STEWART: Unpublished Scottish coins: II ·» 303-312, pl.22

H. de S. SHORTT: A bull-and-horseman hoard from India ·» 313-325, pl.23

W.B. HENNING: The 'coin' with cuneiform inscription ·» 327-8

F.C. THOMPSON: The use of the microscope in numismatic studies ·» 329-338, pl.24-28

H.G. STRIDE: The Maria Theresa thaler ·» 339-343

C.E. STEVENS: Some thoughts on 'second Carausius' ·» 345-349

John ALLAN (1884-1955) - Obituary and bibliography, by Walker, John ·» 351-360

REVIEWS 1956: see separate page ·» 361-366

NC 6/17 (1957)     content: JSTOR

Th. GERASSIMOV: Rare coins of Thrace ·» 1-5, pl.1

Otto MÖRKHOLM: Two Seleucid coin notes ·» 6-10, pl.2

Herbert A. CAHN: Poseidion on Karpathos? ·» 11-12, pl.2

G.K. JENKINS: A Carthaginian copper hoard from the south of France ·» 13-14

R.B. LEWIS: Analysis of a Carthaginian stater ·» 15

J.P. C. Kent: The pattern of bronze coinage under Constantine I ·» 16-77, pl.3-8

J.P. C. Kent: Carausius II - fact or fiction? ·» 78-83, pl.8

A.M. WOODWARD: The coinage of Pertinax ·» 84-96, pl.9-14

Harold B. MATTINGLY: The Victoriate ·» 97-119, pl.15

C.M. KRAAY: Two false Roman sestertii ·» 121-2, pl.16

R.H.M. DOLLEY: An unpublished Irish hoard of 'St. Peter' pence ·» 123-132, pl.16

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A small find of medieval Swiss coins ·» 133-135, pl.16

D.M. LANG: Notes on Caucasian numismatics (Part I) ·» 137-146, pl.17

J.M. UNVALA: Some rare Sassanian and Arab-Sassanian coins ·» 147-150, pl.18-19

G.S.P. FREEMAN-GRENVILLE: Coinage in east Africa before Portuguese times ·» 151-179, pl.19

D.M. METCALF: Find-records of medieval coins from Gough's Camden's Britannia ·» 181-207

Peter BERGHAUS / R. H. M. DOLLEY: An eleventh-century hoard from the Danzig area ·» 209-217, pl.20-21

David W. MacDOWALL: The coinage of Jaya-Prakāsa Malla of Kāthmāndū ·» 219-227, pl.22

Michael GRANT: Nero's copper asses in Spain ·» 229-230

George C. BOON: Roman coins from Gough's old cave and the slitter, Cheddar ·» 231-237

R.A.G. CARSON: The Chadwell St. Mary find of Roman denarii ·» 238

R.A.G. CARSON: The Braughing treasure trove of Roman denarii ·» 239

Philip V. HILL: A probable fourth-century hoard from the East ·» 240-241

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A Spanish dirham found in England ·» 242-243

R.H.M. DOLLEY: An unpublished minor variety of a penny of Edward I ·» 244-245

J.P.C. KENT: Mr. Bruce Binney's civil war hoard ·» 245-246

J.S. MARTIN: The Anfield (Liverpool) (1955) treasure trove & Brownhills (Staffs.) (1955) treasure trove ·» 247

J.P.C. KENT: A supposed coin of Procopius ·» 248

R.A.G. CARSON: The Canterbury hoard ·» 249-257

REVIEWS 1957: see separate page ·» 258-295

NC 6/18 (1957)     content: JSTOR

Ian Halley STEWART: Unpublished Scottish coins: III ·» 1-7, pl.1

J.P.C. KENT: Gold bars and ingots from the Bermuda treasure ·» 9-12, pl.2

Colin M. KRAAY: The coinage of Sybaris after 510 B.C. ·» 13-37, pl.3-4

Colin M. KRAAY.: The Victoriate: a note on abbreviations ·» 39-41

Albert SCHACHTER: Horse coins from Tanagra ·» 43-46

R.A.G. CARSON: The Geneva forgeries ·» 47-58, pl.5-6

J.C. MOSSOP: A hoard of folles from market Stainton ·» 59-71, pl.7

D.M. METCALF: Eighteenth-century finds of medieval coins from the records of the Society of Antiquaries ·» 73-96

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Three forgotten English finds of pence of Æthelræd II ·» 97-107, pl.8

R.H.M. DOLLEY: The 1958 Coventry treasure trove of Long Cross pence of Henry III ·» 109-122, pl.8

DR.H.M. DOLLEY / Gay van der MEER: A group of Anglo-Saxon pence at Sudeley castle ·» 123-129, pl.9

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Modern forgeries of the post-Brunanburh Viking coins of York and Derby ·» 131-134, pl.9

F.C. THOMPSON / P. McQUILKIN / R.A.J. SHELTON: Some notes on the metallurgy of the medieval copper coins of Ceylon ·» 135-146, pl.10-11

A.D.H. BIVAR / S.M. STERN: The coinage of Oman under Abū Kālījār the Buwayhid ·» 147-156, pl.12

David W. MacDOWALL: The coinage of Gāngeya-Deva of Dāhāla ·» 157-165, pl.13

John WALKER: The coins of Hatra ·» 167-172, pl.14

Victor F. DENARO: The Maltese obsidional coins of 1800 ·» 173-176

P.D. WHITTING: Two suspected Byzantine forgeries ·» 177-178

George C. BOON: Another follis of Leontius II, 695-8 ·» 179-180

R.J. SHERLOCK / A. OSWALD: A hoard of Roman coins from Sutton Bonington in Nottinghamshire ·» 181-182

E.J.W. HILDYARD / Philip V. HILL: A radiate currency hoard from Yorkshire ·» 183-185

E.S.G. ROBINSON: The beginnings of Achaemenid coinage ·» 187-193, pl.15

REVIEWS 1958: see separate page ·» 195-202

Christopher BLUNT, The President's address: Review of Anglo-Saxon studies ·» i-xv

NC 6/19 (1959)     content: JSTOR

R.A.G. CARSON: Roman coins acquired by the British Museum 1939-1959 ·» 1-16, pl.1-3

R.A.G. CARSON: The Bredgar treasure of Roman coins ·» 17-22, pl.4

G.K. JENKINS: Recent acquisitions of Greek coins by the British Museum ·» 23-45, pl.5-6

Cathy E. KING: The Maxentian mints ·» 47-78

T.F. CARNEY: Coins bearing on the age and career of Marius ·» 79-88

P.H. Ker GRAY: A further report on the Southsea find of fourth-century silver coins ·» 89-91, pl.7

J.P.C. KENT: Zeno and Leo, the most noble Caesars ·» 93-98, pl.8

J.P.C. KENT: The Antiochene coinage of Tiberius Constantine and Maurice 578-602 ·» 99-103, pl.9

J.P.C. KENT.: The revolt of Trier against Magnentius ·» 105-108

J.P.C. KENT: An introduction to the coinage of Julian the Apostate (A.D. 360-3) ·» 109-117, pl.10-11

Philip GRIERSON: Matasuntha or Mastinas: a reattribution ·» 119-130

Philip GRIERSON: Solidi of Phocas and Heraclius: the chronological framework ·» 131-154, pl.12-15

A.R. BELLINGER / D.M. METCALF: A hoard of Byzantine Scyphate bronze coins from Arcadia ·» 155-164, pl.16

G.O. MATSSON: A hoard of Turkish Akchehs found in Belgrade ·» 165-174, pl.17

R.H.M. DOLLEY / J.S. MARTIN: New light on a tenth-century find from the west of the County Kilkenny ·» 175-182

R.H.M. DOLLEY: The earliest penny of the Bruton mint ·» 183-185

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Two unpublished English finds of eleventh-century pence ·» 187-192, pl.18

R.H.M. DOLLEY: An apparently mythical type of Cnut ·» 193-197

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A small find of late thirteenth-century pence from Skipton castle ·» 199-200

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A small find of Scottish billon coins of the sixteenth century ·» 201-202

R.N.P. HAWKINS: 'To Hanover' counters ·» 203-230, pl.19

REVIEWS 1959: see separate page ·» 231-240

Blunt, Christopher, The President's address: Review of Anglo-Saxon studies (Part II) ·» i-xv

NC 6/20 (1960)     content: JSTOR

Marcus N. TOD: Epigraphical notes on Greek coinage ·» 1-24

Otto MØRKHOLM: A posthumous issue of Antiochus IV of Syria ·» 25-30, pl.1

E.S.G. ROBINSON: Two Greek coin hoards [Smyrna (Bairakli) & Delt hoard] ·» 31-36, pl.2

Frederick SCHEU: Coinage systems of Aetolia ·» 37-52, pl.3

Colin M. KRAAY: Caulonia and south Italian problems ·» 53-82, pl.4

Theodore V. BUTTREY, Jr.: The 'Pietas' denarii of Sextus Pompey ·» 83-101, pl.5-6

D. W. MacDOWALL: Two Roman countermarks of A.D. 68 ·» 103-112, pl.7

Philip V. HILL: Aspects of Jupiter on coins of the Rome mint, A.D. 65-318 ·» 113-128, pl.8

J.P.C. KENT: 'Auream Monetam . . . Cum Signo Crucis' ·» 129-132, pl.9

P.D. WHITTING: A new transitional Byzantine issue of A.D. 582 ·» 133-135

W.J.W. POTTER: The silver coinage of Edward III from 1351. Part 1: Pre-Treaty Period ·» 137-181, pl.10-13

R.H.M. DOLLEY / F. Elmore JONES: Some remarks on BMC type VII Var. B of Edward the Confessor ·» 183-190, pl.14-15

R.H.M. DOLLEY: An unpublished Chester penny of Harthacnut found at Caerwent ·» 191-193

B.H.I.H. STEWART: Two Scottish coins of new denomination ·» 195-199

D.M. METCALF: Ljubic's Jugoslavenski Novci as a source-book ·» 201-208

D.M. METCALF: The metrology of Justinian's follis ·» 209-219

David W. MacDOWALL / N. G. WILSON: Apollodoti Reges Indorum ·» 221-228

David W. MacDOWALL: Eight coins of Arakan from Sylhet ·» 229-234, pl.16

R.A.G. CARSON: Pyrford Roman treasure trove ·» 235

R.A.G. CARSON: The Barway, Cambs. treasure trove of Roman coins ·» 237-239

George C. BOON: Hoards of Roman coins found at Silchester ·» 241-252

George C. BOON: A Constantinian hoard from Llanbethery, near Barry, Co. Glamorgan ·» 253-265

George C. BOON: Part of a Constantinian hoard from Woolaston, Glos. (1887-8) ·» 267-270

Colin M. KRAAY: A hoard of denarii from Verulamium, 1958 ·» 271-273

Colin M. KRAAY: A third-century Roman hoard from Great Chessells, Glos. ·» 275-277

R. MERRIFIELD: A first-century coin hoard from Budge Row (London) ·» 279-283

David W. MacDOWALL: Derby treasure trove (1957) ·» 285

Michael GRANT: 'Marcellus' at Cibyra ·» 287

REVIEWS 1960: see separate page ·» 289-300

Christopher BLUNT, The President's address: Ecclesiastical coinage in England (Part I, To the Norman conquest) ·» I-XVII

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NC 7/1 [121] (1961)     content: JSTOR

Jennifer A.W. WARREN: Two notes on Thessalian coins ·» 1-8, pl.1

B. SIMONETTA: Notes on the coinage of the Cappadocian kings ·» 9-50, pl.2-4

Frederick SCHEU: Bronze coins of the Bruttians ·» 51-66, pl.5

Albert SCHACHTER: A note on the reorganization of the Thespian Museia ·» 67-70

A.M. WOODWARD: The coinage of Didius Julianus and his family ·» 71-90, pl.6-10

D.F. ALLEN: The Paul (Penzance) hoard of imitation Massilia drachms ·» 91-106, pl.11-12

E.S.G. ROBINSON: A hoard of archaic Greek coins from Anatolia ·» 107-117, pl.13-15

A.D.H. BIVAR: A 'Satrap' of Cyrus the Younger ·» 119-127

E. and F. KRUPP: The tutela type of Vitellius ·» 129-130, pl.16

D.M. METCALF: Organization of the Constantinople mint for the follis of the Anastasian reforms ·» 131-143, pl.17-18

D.M. METCALF: The money of a medieval French traveller in the Balkans ·» 145-149, pl.19

R.H. M. DOLLEY: A hoard of Anglo-Saxon pennies from Sicily ·» 151-161, pl.20-21

R.H. M. DOLLEY: The personal name 'L(o)c(i)' on eleventh-century English coins ·» 163-168

R.H. M. DOLLEY: A small find of continental sterlings from Aberdeenshire ·» 169-170

Veronica J. BUTLER / R.H.M. DOLLEY: A note on the Viking-age hoard from Lindores and on some other finds from the British Isles which are alleged to have contained coins of Ecgbeorht ·» 171-174

Paul BALOG: Notes on some Fātimid round-flan dirhems ·» 175-179, pl.22

R.B. WHITEHEAD: Coins of the Jinns ·» 181-184, pl.23

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A recent find of Long Cross pennies of Henry III from Winchester ·» 185-189, pl.24

George C. BOON: The Roman temple at Brean Down, Somerset, and the dating of 'minimissimi' ·» 191-197

George C. BOON: Roman coins from Gough's old cave and the slitter, Cheddar: a correction ·» 199

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Notes on some Roman quinarii at Oxford ·» 201-202

P. Ker GRAY: A hoard of 'folles' in the National Museum of Malta ·» 203-209

R.A.G. CARSON: Hollingbourne treasure trove ·» 211-223

K.F. MORRISON: 'Mules' in the Carolingian series ·» 225-234

REVIEWS 1961: see separate page ·» 235-266

Christopher BLUNT, The President's address: Ecclesiastical coinage in England (Part II, after the Norman conquest) ·» I-XXI

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Colin M. KRAAY: The Celenderis hoard ·» 1-15, pl.1-2

W.P. WALLACE: The meeting-point of the Histiaian and Macedonian tetrobols ·» 17-22, pl.3-4

W.P. WALLACE: The early coinages of Athens and Euboia ·» 23-42

Frederick SCHEU: Silver and gold coins of the Bruttians ·» 43-63, pl.5-6

J.F. HEALY: Alexander the Great and the last issue of electrum hektai at Mytilene ·» 65-71

David G. SELLWOOD: The Parthian coins of Gotarzes I, Orodes I, and Sinatruces ·» 73-89, pl.7-8

Cecil ROTH: The year-reckoning of the coins of the First Revolt ·» 91-100

R.F. TYLECOTE: The method of use of early iron-age coin moulds ·» 101-109

F.C. THOMPSON: A note on the composition of British pre-Roman 'tin money' ·» 111-112

David W. MACDOWALL: Countermarks of early Imperial Corinth ·» 113-123, pl.9

Philip V. HILL: The temples and statues of Apollo in Rome ·» 125-142, pl.10-11

F.H. THOMPSON: A hoard of antoniniani from Agden, near Altrincham, Cheshire ·» 143-155

R.H.M. DOLLEY / K.F. MORRISON: A note on four 'type immobilisé' coins of Melle from British finds ·» 157-160

Philip V. HILL: An unpublished sceatta in the Leeds Museum ·» 161-162

R.H.M. DOLLEY / M.A. O'DONOVAN: The 1961 Beachy Head (Bullock Down) hoard of third-century coins of the Central and Gallic Empires ·» 163-188

R.H.M. DOLLEY: An unpublished London moneyer of Eadgar ·» 189-194

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A west country grouping of pennies of Eadwig and Eadgar ·» 195-202

W.J.W. POTTER: The silver coinage of Edward III. Part 2: The Treaty period (1361-9), Part 3: The post-Treaty period (1369-77) ·» 203-224, pl.12-13

J.R. PHILLIPS: The Byzantine bronze coins of Alexandria in the seventh century ·» 225-241

Paul BALOG: I. A hoard of late Mamluk copper coins, and II. Observations on the metrology of the Mamluk fals ·» 243-273, pl.14-16

D.M. LEWIS: The chronology of the Athenian New Style coinage ·» 275-300

Margaret THOMPSON: Athens again ·» 301-333

H.D. GALLWEY: A hoard of third-century antoniniani from southern Spain ·» 335-406, pl.17-19

Otto MØRKHOLM: Some Cappadocian problems ·» 407-411, pl.20

Jennifer A.W. WARREN: A neglected hoard of Elean coins ·» 413-415

Colin M. KRAAY: The early coinage of Athens: a reply ·» 417-423

R.B. LEWIS: Hoard of Greek coins from Spain ·» 425-427, pl.21

REVIEWS 1962: see separate page ·» 429-431

P. GRIERSON, The President's address: Numismatics and the Historian (1962) ·» i-xvii

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Wesley E. THOMPSON: The value of the Kyzikene stater ·» 1-4

A.M. WOODWARD: The neocorate at Aegeae and Anazarbus in Cilicia ·» 5-10, pl.1

H. de S. SHORTT: Utmanzai coins ·» 11-36, pl.2-5

R.G. BARTLETT: Arsakes: Theos and Dikaios ·» 37-45, pl.22

Harold MATTINGLY: 'TRINUMMUS' ·» 47-50

Harold MATTINGLY: Notes on late Republican coinage: I. The rare aureus of Cn. Pompeius Magnus; II. Some curiosities of style in the late Republic ·» 51-54

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: An unpublished quadrans of Claudius ·» 55-56

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: A late Julio-Claudian aes hoard from Worcester ·» 57-59

Eric BIRLEY: The Thorngrafton hoard ·» 61-66

R.A.G. CARSON: Norton (Malton) Roman imperial treasure trove ·» 67

Patrick BRUUN: The transmission of gold coin types in the light of two new Constantinian gold pieces ·» 69-79, pl.1

Philip GRIERSON: A new triens of Reccared (586-601) of the mint of Calapa ·» 81-82

E.J. PRAWDZIC-GOLEMBERSKI / D. M. METCALF: The circulation of Byzantine coins on the south-eastern frontiers of the empire ·» 83-92, pl.6

R.H.M. DOLLEY: An unpublished variety of the short cross penny of King Cnut ·» 93-95, pl.7

B.H.I.H. STEWART: Medieval die-output: two calculations for English mints in the fourteenth century ·» 97-106

W.J.W. POTTER: The gold coinages of Edward III: Part I. The early and pre-Treaty coinages ·» 107-128, pl.8-10

R. WEISS: The medieval medallions of Constantine and Heraclius ·» 129-144, pl.11-15

P.E. CURNOW: A seventeenth-century hoard from Normandy ·» 145-147

Victor F. DENARO: Dutch coins and Maltese countermarks ·» 149-155

A.D.H. BIVAR: A Sasanian hoard from Hilla ·» 157-178, pl.16-17

G.S.P. FREEMAN-GRENVILLE: Coins from Mogadishu, c.1300 to c.1700 ·» 179-200, pl.18

G.O. MATSSON: A group of 'bar coins' from Tashkend in Turkestan ·» 201-211, pl.19-22

D.C. SIRCAR.: The Bangāla couplet on some rupees of Akbar ·» 213-215

D.G. SELLWOOD: Some experiments in Greek minting technique ·» 217-231, pl.23-25

E.S. HEDGES and D. A. ROBINS: Examination of an ancient British bronze coin ·» 233-236

E.S. HEDGES and D. A. ROBINS: Examination of some silver-coated Roman coins ·» 237-240

Richard REECE: Some analyses of late Roman silver coins ·» 241-242

REVIEWS 1963: see separate page ·» 243-292

ERRATUM: A hoard of third-century antoniniani from southern Spain ·» 292

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Colin M. KRAAY: The Melos hoard of 1907 re-examined ·» 1-20, pl.1-3

Otto MØRKHOLM: Some Cappadocian die-links ·» 21-25, pl.4

M. Jessop PRICE: The New-Style coinage of Athens: some evidence from the bronze issues ·» 27-36

E.S.G. ROBINSON: Carthaginian and other south Italian coinages of the Second Punic War ·» 37-64, pl.5-7

Frederick SCHEU: The coinage of the Lucanians ·» 65-74, pl.8

A.J. SELTMAN: Some Cypriot coins ·» 75-82

B. SIMONETTA: Remarks on some Cappadocian problems ·» 83-92

Bluma L. TRELL: A numismatic solution of two problems in Euripides ·» 93-101

Wesley E. THOMPSON: Gold and silver ratios at Athens during the fifth century ·» 103-123

T.V. BUTTREY: Some Roman Republican coins at Yale ·» 125-132, pl.9

T.V. BUTTREY: Another Roman coin from Africa ·» 133-134

Alan CAMERON: The follis in fourth-century Egypt ·» 135-138

R.A.G. CARSON: Austerfield (1963) Roman imperial treasure trove ·» 139

M.H. CRAWFORD: The coinage of the age of Sulla (with prosopographical notes by T.P. Wiseman) ·» 141-158

Robert E. HECHT Jnr.: Some coins of Asia Minor in Boston ·» 159-168, pl.10-13

Philip V. HILL: Notes on the coinage of Septimius Severus and his family, A.D. 193-217 ·» 169-188, pl.14-15

Geoffrey D. LEWIS / Harold B. MATTINGLY: A hoard of barbarous radiates from Mill Road, Worthing ·» 189-199, pl.16-18

Alison RAVETZ: The fourth-century inflation and Romano-British coin finds: I. Patterns of fourth-century coinage on Romano-British sites ·» 200-231

Richard REECE: Analyses of some denarii of the later Republic and early Roman Empire ·» 233-234

Malcolm TODD: A late Roman bronze hoard from the East containing die-links ·» 235-239

Bluma L. TRELL: The cult-image on temple-type coins ·» 241-246

Philip GRIERSON: A coin of the Emperor Phocas with the effigy of Maurice ·» 247-250

D.M. METCALF: The Brauron hoard and the petty currency of central Greece, 1143-1204 ·» 251-259, pl.19

N.M. LOWICK: Some unpublished dinars of the Sulayhids and Zuray'ids ·» 261-270, pl.20-21

David W. MACDOWALL: The early western satraps and the date of the Periplus ·» 271-280, pl.22

C.S.S. LYON / B. H. I. H. STEWART: The classification of Northumbrian Viking coins in the Cuerdale hoard ·» 281-282

A.J. SELTMAN: A hoard of Venetian torneselli ·» 283-285

A.J. SELTMAN: A hoard of Rhodian gigliati ·» 287-291, pl.23-24

B.H.I.H. STEWART: Second thoughts on medieval die-output ·» 293-303

W.J.W. POTTER: The cold coinages of Edward III: Part II. (A) The Treaty Period (1361-1369) ·» 305-318

H.S.A. COPINGER: Communion tokens used in England, Wales, and the Channel Islands ·» 319-338, pl.25-26

REVIEWS 1964: see separate page ·» 339-369

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J.M.F. MAY: The coinage of Dikaia-by-Abdera c. 540/35 - 476/5 B.C.·» 1-25, pl.1-2

J.M.F. MAY: The coinage of Maroneia c. 520 - 449/8 B.C. ·» 27-56, pl.3-5

S. PERLMAN: The coins of Philip II and Alexander the Great and their Pan-Hellenic propaganda ·» 57-67

A.D.H. BIVAR: Indo-Bactrian problems ·» 69-108, pl.6-8

B.N. MUKHERJEE: The location of a mint of the Azes dynasty ·» 109-112, pl.9

David G. SELLWOOD: Wroth's unknown Parthian king ·» 113-135, pl.10-11

David W. MACDOWALL: The dynasty of the later Indo-Parthians ·» 137-148, pl.12

M.H. CRAWFORD: N. Fabi Pictor ·» 149-154, pl.13-14

Philip V. HILL: Some architectural types of Trajan ·» 155-160, pl.15

George C. BOON: Light-weights and 'Limesfalsa' ·» 161-174, pl.16-17

Richard REECE: Analyses of some Roman imperial denarii of the second and early third centuries ·» 175-176

R.A.G. CARSON: Springhead, Gravesend (Kent), Roman imperial treasure trove ·» 177-182

Philip GRIERSON: The copper coinage of Leo III (717-41) and Constantine V (720-75) ·» 183-196, pl.18-19

R.H.M. DOLLEY: A spurious hoard of Northumbrian copper coins from Bath ·» 197-200, pl.20

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Master Percival de Porche of 'Luk' - Italian or Liégeois? ·» 201-203

B.N. MUKHERJEE: The dates on two silver coins of Toramāna ·» 205-208, pl.9

Helen W MITCHELL: A hoard of dirhams from Ardekan ·» 209-220, pl.21

N.M. LOWICK: Coins of Sulaimān Mīrzā of Badakhshān ·» 221-229, pl.22

Daniel SPERBER: Islamic metrology from Jewish sources ·» 231-237

OBITUARIES

Harold MATTINGLY † (1884-1964) - Obituary and bibliography, by R.A.G. Carson ·» 239-254

John WALKER † (1900-1964) - Obituary and bibliography, by R.A.G. Carson / Helen W. Mitchell ·» 255-264

REVIEWS 1965: see separate page ·» 265-276

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Chester G. STARR: The awakening of the Greek historical spirit and early Greek coinage ·» 1-7

Roderick T. WILLIAMS: The 'Owls' and Hippias ·» 9-13

Alberto M. SIMONETTA: Some remarks on the Arsacid coinage of the period 90-57 B.C. ·» 15-40, pl.1-2

Willy SCHWABACHER: The production of hubs reconsidered ·» 41-45

Barbara LEVICK: The coinage of Pisidian Antioch in the third century A.D.·» 47-59

J.R. JONES: Vespasian Junior ·» 61-63

Richard E. MITCHELL: A new chronology for the Romano-Campanian coins ·» 65-70

Charles A. HERSH: The Agrinion find and the problem of the chronology of the Roman Republican coinage during the second century B.C. - A revision of the Sydenham arrangement and dating of these issues based primarily on a reconsideration of the hoard evidence ·» 71-93, pl.3-5

Shelagh JAMESON: The date of the asses of M. Agrippa ·» 95-124, pl.6-10

David W. MACDOWALL: An early imperial countermark from Pannonia ·» 125-133, pl.11

Philip V. HILL: The aurei and denarii of Hadrian from eastern mints ·» 135-143, pl.12-13

Malcolm TODD: A large hoard of early imperial bronze from Lincolnshire ·» 145-146

Malcolm TODD: Romano-British mintages of Antoninus Pius ·» 147-153

Georg C. BOON: The Llanymynech Roman imperial treasure trove ·» 155-156

Georg C. BOON: The Erw-hên treasure trove of Roman antoniniani ·» 157-163

Simon BENDALL: An eastern hoard of Roman imperial silver ·» 165-170

Michael WOLOCH: Indications of imperial status on Roman coins, A.D. 337-383 ·» 171-178, pl.14

D.M. METCALF: A stylistic analysis of the 'Porcupine' sceattas ·» 179-205, pl.15-16

R.H.M. DOLLEY: Some unpublished variants of the PACX type of Edward the Confessor ·» 207-216, pl.17-18

R.H.M. DOLLEY / W. A. SEABY: Two neglected finds of coins of Henry VIII from Co. Down ·» 217-219

Philip GRIERSON: The Crimean countermarks of Heraclius ·» 221-224

P.D. WHITTING: A seventh-century hoard at Carthage ·» 225-233, pl.19

A.J. SELTMAN: Light-weight coins of Peter I and Peter II of Cyprus ·» 235-240, pl.20

D.C. SIRCAR: Early western satraps and the date of the Periplus ·» 241-249

N.M. LOWICK: Shaybānid silver coins ·» 251-330, pl.21-23

E.R. CALEY / L. W. SHANK: Composition of two manillas ·» 331-335

REVIEWS 1966: see separate page ·» 337-372

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E. S. G. ROBINSON / M. Jessop PRICE: An emergency coinage of Timotheos ·» 1-6

B. SIMONETTA: Some additional remarks on the royal Cappadocian coins ·» 7-12

David G. SELLWOOD: A die-engraver sequence for later Parthian drachms ·» 13-28, pl.1-2

Barbara LEVICK: Some coins and inscriptions of Colonia Comama ·» 29-35

M. Jessop PRICE: Countermarks at Prusias Ad Hypium ·» 37-42, pl.3

David W. MACDOWALL: A group of early imperial aes from Augers-en-Brie ·» 43-47

R. WEILLER: Antoniniani of Victorinus (268/9-271) from a treasure found at Wiesbaden ·» 49-59, pl.4-5

Harold B. MATTINGLY: The Paternoster Row hoard of 'barbarous radiates' ·» 61-69, pl.6-7

D. R. WALKER: A transient coinage reform A.D. 326 ·» 71-82

J. P. C. KENT: Fel. Temp. Reparatio ·» 83-90, pl.8

Richard REECE: Roman coinage in southern France ·» 91-105

Lawrence H. COPE: Roman imperial silver coinage alloy standards: the evidence ·» 107-131

Marion M. ARCHIBALD: Fishpool, Blidworth (Notts.), 1966 hoard - interim report ·» 133-146, pl.9-11

B.H.I.H. STEWART / Joan E.L. MURRAY: Unpublished Scottish coins. IV. Early James III ·» 147-161, pl.12

Michael DOLLEY: The identity of the 'Dominick Grote' ·» 163-166

D. M. METCALF / J. M. MERRICK: Studies in the composition of early medieval coins ·» 167-181, pl.13

R. WEILLER: Medieval coins of Luxembourg in the British Museum ·» 183-188

Paul Z. BEDOUKIAN: A unique billon of Levon I of Cilician Armenia and its historical significance ·» 189-197, pl.14

M. Jessop PRICE: Treasure trove at Chilton Foliat ·» 199-201

R. WEILLER: Ad Usum Luxemburgi Circumvallati 1795 ·» 203-204, pl.15-16

S. M. STERN: The coins of Āmul ·» 205-278, pl.17-18

Richard Bertram WHITEHEAD † (1879-1967) - Obituary and bibliography by A.D.H. Bivar ·» 279-286

REVIEWS 1967: see separate page ·» 287-311

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M. Jessop PRICE: Mithradates VI Eupator, Dionysus, and the coinages of the Black Sea ·» 1-12, pl.1-4

Anne E. CHAPMAN: Some first century B.C. bronze coins of Knossos ·» 13-26, pl.5-7

R. E. HECHT: Some Greek imperial coins ·» 27-35, pl.8-12

D. F. ALLEN: The Sark hoard of Celtic coins and Phalerae ·» 37-54, pl.13

M. H. CRAWFORD: Plated coins - false coins ·» 55-59, pl.14

Anne S. ROBERTSON: Two groups of Roman asses from north Britain ·» 61-66

R. A. G. CARSON: Beachy Head treasure trove of Roman imperial silver coins ·» 67-81

Daniel SPERBER: Gold and silver 'standards'. A study in rabbinic attitudes to Roman coinage ·» 83-109

Richard REECE: Analyses of some early third century Roman silver coins ·» 111-113

Lawrence H. COPE: The Argentiferous bronze alloys of the large Tetrarchic folles of A.D. 294-307 ·» 115-149

C. E. BLUNT / Michael DOLLEY: A gold coin of the time of Offa ·» 151-160, pl.15

J. K. R. MURRAY: A further note on the forty-shilling piece of James VI of Scotland ·» 161-167

J. K. R. MURRAY: Some notes on the small silver money of James I and VI ·» 169-172

J. P. C. KENT: Charles the Great or Charles the Bald ·» 173-176

Roberto WEISS: The study of ancient numismatics during the Renaissance (1313-1517) ·» 177-187

David W. MACDOWALL: The Shahis of Kabul and Gandhara ·» 189-224, pl.17-19

N. M. LOWICK: A gold coin of Rasūltegīn, Seljūk ruler in Fārs ·» 225-230, pl.20

N. M. LOWICK / J. D. F. NISBET: A hoard of dirhems from Ra's al-Khaimah ·» 231-240, pl.21-22

J. G. POLLARD: Matthew Boulton and J.-P. Droz ·» 241-265

NOTES:

Thomas FISCHER: Some further early nineteenth-century forgeries of Greek coins ·» 267-268

George TAYLOR: A countermarked coin of Ariarathes VII? ·» 269-270

R. J. M. A. WEILLER: Ad Usum Luxemburgi Circumvallati 1795 ·» 271, pl.16

REVIEWS 1968: see separate page ·» 273-292

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M. Jessop PRICE: Greek coin-hoards in the British Museum ·» 1-14, pl.1-4

Colin M. KRAAY: Notes on the mint of Side in the fifth century B.C. ·» 15-20, pl.16

Otto MØRKHOLM: The classification of Cappadocian coins ·» 21-31, pl.5

D. F. ALLEN: Monnaies-à-la-Croix ·» 33-78

M. H. CRAWFORD: The financial organization of republican Spain ·» 79-93, pl.6

Harold B. MATTINGLY: Notes on some Roman Republican moneyers ·» 95-105

Michael DOLLEY / Malcolm TODD: The Roman coin-hoard from Timberland (Lincs.): a revision ·» 107-112

M. H. CRAWFORD: Bletchley treasure trove of Roman imperial denarii ·» 113-122

R. A. G. CARSON: Alcester (Warwickshire) find of Roman antoniniani and sestertii ·» 123-128

R. A. G. CARSON: Mattishall (Norfolk) treasure trove of Roman imperial silver coins ·» 129-142

R. A. G. CARSON: Welwyn treasure trove of Roman imperial denarii ·» 143-144

Lawrence H. COPE: The Nadir of the imperial Antoninianus in the reign of Claudius II Gothicus, A.D. 268-270 ·» 145-161

R. WEILLER: A hoard of radiate imitations from the Tetelbierg (G.-D. of Luxembourg) ·» 163-176, pl.7-8

Patrick M. BRUUN: Constantine's Dies Imperii and Quinquennalia in the light of the early solidi of Trier ·» 177-205, pl.9-10

Mavis MATE: Coin dies under Edward I and II ·» 207-218

Michael DOLLEY / Colm GALLAGHER: Four notes on unpublished Irish finds of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries ·» 219-233

H. L. WELLER: Eighteen Byzantine scyphate coins of the late twelve hundreds ·» 235-246, pl.11-12

D. M. METCALF: Billon coinage of the crusading principality of Antioch ·» 247-267, pl.13-15

Ian STEWART: Style in medieval coinage ·» 269-289

B. D. CHATTOPADHYAYA: Dates of the Traikūtaka kings of western Deccan and their coins ·» 291-299

Michael MITCHINER: A small hoard containing coins of Arda-Mitra ·» 301-304

Samaresh BANDYOPADHYAY: Nānaka ·» 305-308

W. Mcallister JOHNSON: A numismatic approach to the iconography of several Gonzagan fresco cycles ·» 309-312

NOTES:

D. J. MACDONALD: A false denarius of Claudius I ·» 313-315

Richard REECE: Analyses of some early imperial Alexandrian tetradrachms ·» 317-318

Peter A. CLAYTON: Bibliography of articles from non-numismatic journals ·» 319-323

REVIEWS 1969: see separate page ·» 325-358

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Wesley C. THOMPSON: The golden Nikai and the coinage of Athens ·» 1-6

J. G. F. HIND: Istrian faces and the river Danube. The type of the silver coins of Istria ·» 7-17

Paul BEDOUKIAN: A coin of Tigranes the Great of Armenia, struck in Commagene ·» 19-22

Arnold SPAER: A hoard from Jericho ·» 23-28, pl.1-3

Bluma L. TRELL: Architectura Numismatica Orientalis. A short guide to the numismatic formulae of Roman Syrian die-makers ·» 29-50, plates with 120 fig.

M. H. CRAWFORD: An early hoard of victoriati ·» 51-56, pl.4-6

Philip V. HILL: [Trajan:] The bronze coinage of A.D. 103-111 ·» 57-70, pl.7

Curtis L. CLAY: Nilus and the four seasons on an as of Septimus Severus ·» 71-87, pl.8-10

Bruce W. FRIER / Anthony PARKER: Roman coins from the river Liri ·» 89-109

Daniel SPERBER: New light on the problem of demonetisation in the Roman Empire ·» 111-115

D. F. ALLEN: William Stukeley as a numismatist ·» 117-132

Marion M. ARCHIBALD: The Wyre Piddle (Worcs.) 1967 hoard of 15th-century silver coins ·» 133-162, pl.11-12

Joan E.L. ARCHIBALD / B.H.I.H. STEWART: Unpublished Scottish coins: V. Light groats and base groats of James III ·» 163-186, pl.13

M. F. HENDY: Michael IV and Harold Hardrada ·» 187-197, pl.14

D. D. METCALF: Interpretation of the Byzantine 'Rex Regnantium' folles of class 'A' c. 970-1030 ·» 199-219, pl.15-16

D. W. MACDOWALL / N. G. WILSON: The references to the Kusānas in the Periplus, and further numismatic evidence for its date ·» 221-240, pl.17

N. M. LOWICK: Seljuq coins ·» 241-251, pl.18

Helen W. MITCHELL: Fakhur al-Dunya and Nasir al-Dunya: Notes on two east African topics ·» 253-257

J. G. POLLARD: Matthew Boulton and Conrad Heinrich Küchler ·» 259-318, pl.19-24

NOTE:

J. C. MOSSOP: An autonomous coin of Magdus in Pamphylia ·» 319-320

REVIEWS 1970: see separate page ·» 321-354

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Nekriman OLÇAY / Otto MØRKHOLM: The coin hoard from Podalia ·» 1-29, pl.1-11

John F. HEALY: The establishment of die-sequences in Greek 'white gold' and electrum coin series ·» 31-36

Anne E. JACKSON: The bronze coinage of Gortyn ·» 37-51, pl.12-14

R. J. A. TALBERT: Corinthian silver coinage and the Sicilian economy, c. 340 to c. 290 B.C. ·» 53-66

Edward COLEIRO: Maltese coins of the Roman period ·» 67-91, pl.15-16

Edoardo LEVANTE: The coinage of Alexandreia Kat'isson in Cilicia ·» 93-102, pl.17-19

M. T. ABGARIANS / D. G. SELLWOOD: A hoard of early Parthian drachms ·» 103-119, pl.20-23

M. Jessop PRICE: Greek Imperial coins - Some recent acquisitions by the British Museum ·» 121-134, pl.24-26

K. Walton DOBBINS: Sanabares and the Gondophares dynasty ·» 135-142

M. H. CRAWFORD: C. Censori ·» 143-149, pl.27-29

Pierre BASTIEN: Some comments on the coinage of the London mint, A.D. 297-313 ·» 151-165, pl.30-35

Richard REECE: Roman coinage in northern Italy ·» 167-179

R. A. G. CARSON: Gare (Cornwall) find of Roman silver and bronze coins ·» 181-188

R. A. G. CARSON: Leysdown (Kent) hoard of early Roman imperial bronzes ·» 189-197

R. MERRIFIELD: A Roman coin-hoard from Ramsgate, 1969 ·» 199-201

R. A. G. CARSON: Willersey (Glos.) treasure trove of fourth century imperial silver coins ·» 203-206

R. A. G. CARSON. / J. P. C. KENT: A hoard of fourth-century bronze coins from Heslington, Yorkshire ·» 207-225

Peter CURNOW: Roman coins from Wint Hill, Banwell, Somerset ·» 227-235

B. H. I. H. STEWART: The early coins of Etheldred Il's crux issue with right-facing bust ·» 237-242, pl.36

D. F. ALLEN: Mark Noble: A forgotten numismatist ·» 243-252

Philip GRIERSON: Nummi scyphati. The story of a misunderstanding ·» 253-260

D. M. METCALF: A hoard of Sienese denari from the period c. 1180-1230 ·» 261-265, pl.37

Jere L. BACHARACH: Circassian monetary policy: silver ·» 267-281

G. S. P. FREEMAN-GRENVILLE: Coin finds and their significance for eastern African chronology ·» 283-301

Michael MITCHINER: Some early Annamese cash ·» 303-310, pl.38

J.G. POLLARD: Matthew Boulton and the reducing machine in England ·» 311-317

Peter A. CLAYTON: Bibliography of articles from non-Numismatic journals ·» 319-322

NOTES:

Wesley E. THOMPSON: The Chian coinage in Thucydides and Xenophon ·» 323-324

J. F. DRINKWATER: A new inscription and the legionary issues of Gallienus and Victorinus ·» 325-326

Samuel LACHMAN: The kurush struck by Ali Bey in Egypt ·» 327-328

REVIEWS 1971: see separate page ·» 329-368

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Roderick T. WILLIAMS: The Damareteion reconsidered ·» 1-11, pl.1

Colin M. KRAAY: The Demareteion reconsidered: a reply ·» 13-24

K. V. GOLENKO / P. J. KARYSZKOWSKI: The gold coinage of king Pharnaces of the Bosporus ·» 25-38, pl.2-3

John MELVILLE-JONES: Epigraphical notes on Hellenistic bronze coinage ·» 39-43

Bluma L. TRELL: Architectura Numismatica. Early types: Greek, Roman, Oriental. An extended review of G. Fuchs, Architekturdarstellungen auf römischen Münzen ·» 45-59, pl.4-7

F. C. THOMPSON / M. J. NASIR: The manufacture of Celtic coins from the La Marquanderie hoard ·» 61-73

Charles A. HERSH: A quinarius hoard from southern Italy ·» 75-88, pl.8-11

T. V. BUTTREY: Vespasian as moneyer ·» 89-109, pl.12-13

K. J. J. ELSK: Reattribution of the Milan coins of Trajan Decius to the Rome mint ·» 111-115, pl.14-15

M. F. HENDY: Aspects of coin production and fiscal administration in the late Roman and early Byzantine period ·» 117-139

John CASEY: A hoard of Constantinian reduced folles from Brentford, Middlesex ·» 141-143

E. OWLES / N. SMEDLEY / H. WEBB: A hoard of Constantinian coins from Freston, Suffolk ·» 145-157

Richard REECE: Roman coins in northern France and the Rhine valley ·» 159-165

B. H. I. H. STEWART: Stefanus R. ·» 167-175, pl.16

J. K. R. MURRAY: The billon coinages of James VI of Scotland ·» 177-182

D. M. METCALF: Echoes of the name of Lorenzo Tiepolo. Imitations of Venetian grossi in the Balkans ·» 183-191, pl.17

W. A. ODDY: Analyses of Lombardic tremisses by the specific-gravity method ·» 193-215, pl.18-19

Michael DOLLEY: A neglected Scillonian circulation of Wood's halfpence ·» 217-219

M. R. BROOME: The 1780 restrike talers of Maria Theresia ·» 221-245, pl.20-23

I. G. SPASSKY: Numismatic research in Russia, the Ukraine, and Byelorussia in the period 1917-1967 ·» 247-273

Daniel SPERBER: Islamic metrology from Jewish sources II ·» 275-282

N. M. LOWICK: More on Sulaimān Mīrzā and his contemporaries ·» 283-287, pl.24

J. D. A. THOMPSON: The Beggars' badges and the Dutch revolt ·» 289-294, pl.25-26

Michael GREENHALGH: A Paduan medal of queen Artemesia of Caria ·» 295-303, pl.27-28

NOTES:

John A. SEEGER: An unpublished drachm of Antiochus VI ·» 305

Emanuela FABBRICOTTI: Moneyers' mistakes ·» 307-308

K.J.J. ELKS: The denarii of Gordian III ·» 309-310

R.A.G. CARSON: A gold coin of Constantius Chlorus ·» 311-312

REVIEWS 1972: see separate page ·» 313-350

Colin M. KRAAY, The President's address - The Heberden coin Room in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford ·» i-x

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T. V. BUTTREY: The Morgantina gold hoard and the coinage of Hicetas ·» 1-17, pl.1-2

R. D. SULLIVAN: Diadochic coinage in Commagene after Tigranes the Great ·» 18-39, pl.14

R. H. J. ASHTON: Some Cnossian coins of Tiberius ·» 40-43

T. V. BUTTREY: A hoard of Republican asses from Rome ·» 44-51

T. V. BUTTREY: The Spintriae as a historical source ·» 52-63, pl.3-4

J. P. C. KENT: Gallienae Augustae ·» 64-68

R. A. G. CARSON: A hoard of third-century Roman coins from Deeping St. James, Lincs. ·» 69-74

M. JESSOP PRICE: The lost year: Greek light on a problem of Roman chronology ·» 75-86

Pierre BASTIEN: Coins with a double effigy issued by Licinius at Nicomedia, Cyzicus, and Antioch ·» 87-97, pl.5-6

David W. BURGE: Bourton-on-the-Water (Gloucestershire) hoard of Constantinian folles ·» 98-125

Michael DOLLEY / Elsa LINDBERGER: A parcel of later Anglo-Saxon pennies with a putative Finnish hoard-provenance ·» 126-133, pl.7

B.H.I.H. STEWART: Some Edwardian hoards from Scotland ·» 134-143

D. M. METCALF: The Peter and Paul hoard: Bulgarian and Latin imitative trachea in the time of Ivan Asen II ·» 144-172, pl.8-11

N. M. LOWICK: A New type of Solidus Mancus ·» 173-182, pl.12

Jere L. BACHARACH / H. A. AWAD: The problem of the obverse and reverse in Islamic Numismatics ·» 183-191, pl.13

H. Neville CHITTICK: On the chronology of the Sultans of Kilwa ·» 192-200

P. C. ROY: The coinage of the Kalachuri of Tripuri ·» 201-207

Konstantin V. GOLENKO: The Numismatic Department of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow ·» 208-214

Peter A. CLAYTON: Bibliography of articles from non-numismatic journals III ·» 215-219

NOTES:

Thomas FISCHER: A coin portrait of King Antiochus, the son and co-regent of King Antiochus the Great? ·» 220-221

K. J. J. ELKS: Coins of Caracalla with altered dies ·» 222-223, pl.15

R. A. G. ELKS: The Geneva forgeries: a correction ·» 224

Bluma L. TRELL: Architectura Numismatica: a correction ·» 225

REVIEWS 1973: see separate page ·» 226-243

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Otto MØRKHOLM: A coin of Artaxerxes III ·» 1-4, pl.1

A. F. SHORE: The Demotic inscription on a coin of Artaxerxes ·» 5-8

Robert A. HADLEY: Seleucus, Dionysus, or Alexander? ·» 9-13, pl.2

Daphne NASH: The Kuft hoard of Alexander III tetradrachms ·» 14-30

T. R. HARDAKER: A new hoard of Indian copper punchmarked coins from Madhya Pradesh ·» 31-41, pl.3

William E. METCALF: Roman coins from the river Liri. II ·» 42-52

R. F. BLAND / R. A. G. CARSON: Warsop (Notts.) treasure trove of Constantinian folles ·» 53-64

J. F. RHODES / J. P. WILD: The Oldcroft (1971-2) hoard of bronze coins and silver objects ·» 65-74

Philip GRIERSON: A new early follis type of Leo III (718) ·» 75-77, pl.4

W. A. ODDY: Analysis of the gold coinage of Beneventum ·» 78-109, pl.5-10

A. S. DeSHAZO / Michael L. BATESDeshazo: The Umayyad governors of al-'Irāq and the changing annulet patterns on their dirhams ·» 110-118, pl.11

D. M. METCALF: The Berbati hoard, 1953: deniers tournois and sterlings from the Frankish Morea ·» 119-124, pl.12

Ian STEWART: Problems of the early coinage of Henry VII ·» 125-147

Andrzej MIKOŁAJCZYK: Scottish copper coins of the seventeenth century found in Poland and in the neighbouring Soviet Republics ·» 148-157

R. N. J. WRIGHT: Some further information on the origins of the milled coinage of Imperial China ·» 158-173, pl.13-15

NOTES:

Kenan T. ERIM / David J. MACDONALD: A hoard of Alexander drachms from Aphrodisias ·» 174-176, pl.16A

Martin HENIG: A note concerning the devices on some Greek imperial issues ·» 177-179, pl.16B

D. H. E. WHITEHEAD: An unpublished hybrid silver quinarius of Domitian ·» 180-181, pl.16C

R. A. G. CARSON: Chipperfield (Herts.) treasure trove ·» 182-184

John CASEY: A mid-third-century hoard from Brighton, Sussex ·» 185-189

Michael DOLLEY / Tuukka TALVIO: An unpublished hoard-provenance for the ninth century coinage of Hedeby ·» 190-192, pl.16D

Herbert SCHNEIDER: A note on 'The Rose Group' angels of Henry VII ·» 193-197, pl.16E

K. W. TERRY / J. R. De LAETER: X-ray diffraction analysis of grain size as a method of detection of reproductions among seventeenth century Spanish silver reales ·» 198-202

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 1974: see separate page ·» 203-226

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P. J. RHODES: Solon and the numismatists ·» 1-11

Ural YARKIN: The coinage of Syangela in Caria ·» 12-18, pl.1

K. Walton DOBBINS: The successors of Mithradates II of Parthia ·» 19-45, pl.2-3

J. C. M. RICHARD / D. F. Allen: Les monnaies 'à la croix' du British Museum ·» 46-55, pl.4-5

Cathy E. KING: Quadrantes from the river Tiber ·» 56-90

K. J. J. ELKS: The eastern mints of Valerian and Gallienus: the evidence of two new hoards from western Turkey ·» 91-109

N. M. LOWICK: An early tenth century hoard from Isfahan ·» 110-154, pl.6-11

A. H. MORTON / L. H. COPE: An Iranian hoard of forged dirhams (with a contribution by L. H. Cope) ·» 155-168, pl.12-13

John PORTEOUS: The early coinage of the counts of Edessa ·» 169-182, pl.14-17

Nancy RASH-FABBRI: A new interpretation of a medal of Julius II ·» 183-186

NOTES:

Lawrence H. COPE.: The chemical composition of a tetradrachm of Probus with a reverse type illustrating Codex Theodosianus XII, vii, I ·» 187-190, pl.18

H. E. PAGAN: A halfpenny of St. Eadmund essaying the York mint signature ·» 191-194, pl.18

Mark BLACKBURN: Hiberno-Norse imitations of Watchet Long Cross coins ·» 195-197, pl.18

D. M. METCALF: Some provenanced finds of Crusader bezants ·» 198-199, pl.19

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 1975: see separate page ·» 235-292

Carson, R.A.G., The President's address - A History of the Royal Numismatic Society: 1. 1836-1874 ·» i-xvi

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J. G. F. HIND: The eagle-head coins of Sinope ·» 1-6

Charles A. HERSH.: A study of the coinage of the moneyer C. Calpurnius Piso L. F. Frugi ·» 7-63, pl.1-11

D. M. METCALF: Sceattas from the territory of the Hwicce ·» 64-74, pl.12

M. DOLLEY: A Hiberno-Manx coinage of the eleventh century ·» 75-84, pl.13

N. J. MAYHEW: Imitative sterlings in the Aberdeen and Montraive hoards ·» 85-97, pl.14-17

Paul BEDOUKIAN: The double tram series of Levon I of Cilician Armenia ·» 98-108, pl.18-25

S. ALBUM: A hoard of silver coins from the time of Iskandar Qarā-Qoyūnlū ·» 109-157, pl.26-31

N. G. RHODES / C. VALDETTARO: Coins in medieval Nepal ·» 158-166, pl.35

R. N. J. WRIGHT: The silver dragon coinage of the Chinese provinces, 1888-1949 ·» 167-200, pl.32-34

T. J. COLE: The lifetime of coins in circulation ·» 201-218

NOTES:

Chester G. STARR: A sixth-century Athenian tetradrachm used to seal a clay tablet from Persepolis ·» 219-222

N. SHIEL: The BRI coins of Carausius ·» 223-226, pl.35B

Cathy E. KING: A new Carausius II coin ·» 227, pl.35A

D. M. METCAŁF / D. R. WALKER: Tin as a minor constituent in two sceattas from the Shakenoak excavations ·» 228-9

Simon BENDALL: An 'eagle' countermark on sixth-century Byzantine coins ·» 230, pl.36B

Simon BENDALL: A numismatic representation of the Hetoirnasia ·» 231-234, pl.36C

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 1976: see separate page ·» 235-292

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Allen, Derek Fortrose - published Work, compiled by Thompson, R.H. ·» 259-271

Carson, R.A.G., The President's address - A History of the Royal Numismatic Society: 2. 1874-1904 ·» i-xvi

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R. C. KNAPP: The date and purpose of the Iberian denarii ·» 1-18

Charles A. HERSH: Notes on the chronology and interpretation of the Roman Republican coinage. Some Comments on Crawford's Roman Republican Coinage ·» 19-36

A.M. BURNETT: The authority to coin in the late Republic and early Empire ·» 37-63

C. E. KING / A. SPAER.: A hoard of folles from northern Sinai ·» 64-112, pl.1-2

D. M. METCALF: The Antalya hoard of miliaresia of Basil I ·» 113-125, pl.3-5

Simon BENDALL: The mint of Trebizond under Alexius I and the Gabrades ·» 126-136, pl.6-7

Martin DEAN: Lead tokens from the River Thames at Windsor and Wallingford ·» 137-147, pl.8-12

G. S. P. FREEMAN-GRENVILLE: The late Francisco Carbone's collection of thalers from Yemen ·» 148-151

NOTES:

P. J. RHODES: Solon and the numismatists: postscript ·» 152

Ural YARKIN: More coins of Syangela from Theangela ·» 152-3

Daniel SPERBER: 'Mehaginot' = Trajanic tetradrachms ·» 153-155

N. N. GRANDMEZON: The use of leaded copper alloys in the Greek and Byzantine periods in the Tauric Chersonese ·» 155-161, pl.13

Michael MITCHINER: A lead coin of the Sassanian emperor Narses, A.D. 293 to 303 ·» 161-2, pl.14A

A. KACZMARCZYK / R. E. M. HEDGES / Helen BROWN: On the occurrence of mercury coated dirhems ·» 162-170

Nahidh A. R. DAFTAR: The medallion of Caliph al-Mutawakkil ·» 170-1, pl.14B

David HILL: Die-adjustment in the Wodan-Monster series of sceattas ·» 171-2

David HILL: The 'Hanover' hoard of porcupine sceattas ·» 173-4

Tuukka TALVIO: Some Sigtuna coins in the British Museum ·» 174-6, pl.14C

Kenneth JONSSON: An example of regional weight variation in the coinage of Æthelred II ·» 177-180

Ian STEWART: The Bournemouth find (c. 1901) of coins of Henry I ·» 180-183

A. SPAER: Two rare Crusader coins of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem ·» 184-6, pl.14D

M. D. O'HARA: A hoard of electrum trachea of Alexius III ·» 186-188

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 1977: see separate page ·» 189-253

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Clayton, Peter A.: Bibliography of articles from non-numismatic journals. IV ·» 227-236

Carson, R.A.G., The President's address - A History of the Royal Numismatic Society: 3. 1904-1936 ·» i-xv

NC 7/18 [=138] (1978)     content: JSTOR

Ural YARKIN: The coinage of Alopeconnesus in Thracian Chersonesus ·» 1-6, pl.1

B. SIMONETTA: On some tetradrachms of Orodes II and the probable issues of Pacorus I ·» 7-13, pl.2

D. BARAG: The Palestinian 'Judaea Capta' coins of Vespasian and Titus and the era on the coins of Agrippa II minted under the Flavians ·» 14-23, pl.3-5

Edoardo LEVANTE: The coinage of Korakesion in Cilicia ·» 24-32, pl.6-10

Philip V. HILL: The issues of Severus and his sons in A.D. 211 ·» 33-37, pl.11

C.E. KING: The Woodeaton (Oxfordshire) hoard and the problem of Constantinian imitations, A.D. 330-41 ·» 38-65, pl.12-16

A. SPAER: The Rafah hoard. Byzantine sixth-century folles ·» 66-70, pl.17-19

D.M. METCALF: Coinage of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem in the name of Baudouin ·» 71-84, pl.20-23

C. SABINE: The Turris Davit coinage and the regency of Raymond III of Tripoli (1184-6) ·» 85-92, pl.24

Simon BENDALL / David SELLWOOD: The method of striking scyphate coins using two obverse dies, in the light of an early thirteenth century hoard ·» 93-104, pl.25-26

Simon BENDALL: Thessalonican coinage of the mid thirteenth century in the light of a new hoard ·» 105-115, pl.27-28

N. J. MAYHEW: The sterlings of Guy de Dampierre, and related enigmatic issues ·» 116-125, pl.29-31

Mavis MATE: The role of gold coinage in the English economy, 1338-1400 ·» 126-141

Michael VICKERS: The medal of Paola Gonzaga: a re-assessment ·» 142-146, pl.32

R. N. J. WRIGHT: The silver coinage of China, 1912-1928 ·» 147-175, pl.33-35

NOTES:

Harold B. MATTINGLY: Coinage and the Roman State: corrigendum ·» 176

Nicholas HOLMES: Some Iron-Age coins from Hacheston, Suffolk ·» 176-8, pl.36A

George C. BOON: A counterstamped and defaced As of Nero from Exeter ·» 178-180, pl.36B

W. R. O. HAHN: Alexandrian 3-nummi and 1-nummus types under Heraclius ·» 181-183, pl.36C

Tuukka TALVIO: A Finnish(?) imitation of an Anglo-Saxon penny ·» 183-5, pl.36D

Ian STEWART: A lead striking of William II's last coin-type ·» 185-7, pl.36E

G. S. P. FREEMAN-GRENVILLE: Shī'ī rulers at Kilwa ·» 187-190

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 1978: see separate page ·» 191-210

Numismatic evidence for chronology at Kilwa (G.S.P. Freeman-Grenville) ·» 191-196

Carson, R.A.G., The President's address - A History of the Royal Numismatic Society: 4. 1936-1976 ·» i-xii

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G. F. DUNDUA / G. A. LORDKIPANIDZE: Hellenistic coins from the site of Vani, in Colchis (Western Georgia) ·» 1-5, pl.1

Richard D. SULLIVAN: King Marcus Antonius Polemo ·» 6-20, pl.2

C. H. V. SUTHERLAND: The Clementiae and Moderationi dupondii of Tiberius: more thoughts on the chronology ·» 21-25, pl.3

William E. METCALF: A Roman hoard from Cyprus ·» 26-35, pl.4-5

Philip HILL: The coin-portraiture of Severus and his family from the mint of Rome ·» 36-46, pl.6-7

David YONGE: The so-called interregnum coinage ·» 47-60, pl.8-11

R. F. BLAND: The 1973 Beachy Head treasure trove of third-century antoniniani ·» 61-107, pl.12-14

C. E. BLUNT: The Hougham hoard of sceattas, c. 1780 ·» 108-110, pl.15

C. E. BLUNT / C. S. S. LYON: The Oakham hoard of 1749, deposited c. 980 ·» 111-121, pl.16A

C. J. SABINE: Numismatic iconography of the Tower of David and the Holy Sepulchre. An emergency coinage stuck during the siege of Jerusalem, 1187 ·» 122-132, pl.17

D. M. METCALF / P. J. WILLIS: Crusader coins in the Museum of the Order of St. John, at Clerkenwell ·» 133-138, pl.18-23

P. CAPRA: Les espèces, les ateliers, les frappes et les émissions monétaires en Guyenne anglo-gasconne aux XIV^e et XV^e siècles ·» 139-154

J. K. R. MURRAY: The Scottish gold coinage of 1555-8 ·» 155-164, pl.24-25

I. G. SPASSKI: Gold coins and coin-like gold in the Muscovite state, and the first gold pieces of Ivan III ·» 165-184, pl.26

Joe CRIBB: An historical survey of the precious metal currencies in China ·» 185-209, pl.27-29

NOTES:

C. E. KING / A. SPAER: A hoard of folles from northern Sinai: addendum ·» 210

Niall FAIRHEAD: A new silver coin of Justinian II of Carthage ·» 210-211, pl.30A

Simon BENDALL: Some Further Notes on the Mint of Trebizond under Alexius I ·» 211

Ivan IORDANOV: Billon trachea from the first half of the thirteenth century with the name and image of St. John the Baptist ·» 212, pl.30C

K. F. SUGDEN / M. WARHURST: An unrecorded parcel from the Hexham hoard of 1832 ·» 212-217, pl.31-32

Mark BLACKBURN: Wærin: a Northampton moneyer for Eadgar ·» 217-219, pl.16B

Ian STEWART: A Caistor coin of Æthelred's Hand type ·» 219-221, pl.16C

Tuukka TALVIO: Notes on three Sigtuna moneyers ·» 221-225, pl.33A

M. DOLLEY: The Hiberno-Norse coins in the University coin-cabinet at Uppsala ·» 225-229, pl.33B

REVIEW ARTICL and REVIEWS 1979: see separate page ·» 230-275

Carson, R.A.G., The President's address - Roman numismatists, 1860-1960 ·» i-xi

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Stefan KARWIESE: Lysander as Herakliskos Drakonopnigon ('Heracles the snake-strangler') ·» 1-27, pl.1-2

John MELVILLE-JONES: The date of the gold drachma of Carystus ·» 28-32

Otto MØRKHOLM: The Parthian coinage of Seleucia on the Tigris, c. 90-55 B.C. ·» 33-47, pl.3-5

C.E. KING: The Hambleden (Bucks.) hoard of folles ·» 48-63, pl.6-7

W.R.O. HAHN: A sixth-century hoard of Byzantine small change from Egypt, and its contribution to the classification of African minimi ·» 64-70, pl.8

C.J. SABINE: , c. 1102-1268 ·» 71-112, pl.9-14

D.M. METCALF: The Agrinion hoard. Gold Hyperpyra of John III Vatatzes ·» 113-131, pl.15-20

P. CAPRA: Les espèces, les ateliers, les frappes et les émissions monétaires en Guyenne anglo-gasconne aux XIV^e et XV^e siècles (suite) ·» 132-164

G.P. DYER: Thomas Humphrey Paget (1893-1974) ·» 165-177, pl.21-24

Stephen N. COPE: The statistical analysis of coin weights by computer and a rationalized method for producing histograms ·»178-184 _ Corrigenda: NC 141(1981) p.175

NOTES:

Orestes ZERVOS: The Denmanhur hoard: addenda ·» 185-188

Tuukka TALVIO: A parcel of coins from Cuerdale in the Reichel collection ·» 188-191, pl.25

Nahidh A.R. DAFTAR: The Medallion of Ja'far al-Barmakī ·» 191-192

A. SPAER: Archbishop Baldwin of Caesarea ·» 193-194, pl.25B

Ian STEWART: The burial date of the Eccles hoard ·» 194-197

C.E. CHALLIS: The silver trial plate of 1526 ·» 197-201, pl.26-27

David SELLWOOD: A Basic program for histograms ·» 201-204

REVIEW ARTICL and REVIEWS 1980: see separate page ·» 205-230

Indexes to Vols. XI-XX, 1971-1980 7th Series ·» 235-260

SELLWOOD, D.G., The President's address - The relation between Art and technology in Coinage. 1 ·» i-vii, pl.28-29

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C.M. KRAAY / P.R.S. MOOREY: A Black Sea hoard of the late fifth century BC ·» 1-19, pl.1-9

Andrew WALLACE-HADRILL: Galba's Aequitas ·» 20-39, pl.10-12

Cathy E. KING: A hoard of clipped siliquae in the Preston Museum ·» 40-64, pl.13-20

E.R. Duncan ELIAS: The gros au lion of Aquitaine ·» 65-70, pl.21

John H. MUNRO: Mint policies, ratios, and outputs in the Low Countries and England, 1335-1420: some reflections on new data ·» 71-116

Michael VICKERS: The medal of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester in the Bibliothèque Nationale ·» 117-119, pl.22-23

N.G. RHODES: The silver coinages of Garhwal and Ladakh, 1686-1871 ·» 120-135, pl.24-25

T.V. BUTTREY: The 'Tubac Ingot' ·» 136-142, pl.26

NOTES:

Royal Numismatic Society: Now We are Eight ·» 143-144

U. YARKIN: An unpublished coin of Ariarathes III for Cybistra in Cappadocia ·» 144-145, pl.27,A

R.A. BROWN: An unusual counterfeit denarius of the reign of Nero ·» 145-6, pl.27,B

Ian CARRADICE: A copper dupondius of Domitian, AD 85 ·» 146-7, pl.27,C

C.J. HOWGEGO: Ionian magistrates: Caracalla or Elagabalus? ·» 147-149, pl.27,D

Marcus WEDER: Coins of Aurelian. New acquisitions by the British Museum ·» 150-154, pl.28-29

William E. METCALF: A nummus of Honoria and a decanummium of Constans II from the excavations at Carthage ·» 154-156, pl.30,A

C.J. SABINE: The Crusader 'Turris Davit' coinage: Addendum ·» 156-158, pl.30,B

C.J. SABINE: The sequence of varieties of the 'bare head' type of Bohemund III of Antioch ·» 158-163, pl.30,C

Alistair LILBURN: A parcel apparently from an early hoard of 'Helmet' deniers of Bohemund III of Antioch ·» 163-166, pl.31

D.M. METCALF / Lawrence J. MAJEWSKI: Notes on the classification of the trams of Cilician Armenia ·» 166-172, pl.32-34

E.M. BESLY: Fourteenth-century sterlings from Yves and Rummen ·» 172-175, pl.35

Corrigenda: The Statistical Analysis of Coin Weights by Computer and a Rationalized Method for Producing Histograms (NC 1980) ·» 175

REVIEW ARTICLES:

Michael H. CRAWFORD: Hubs and dies in classical antiquity ·» 176-177

W.R.O. HAHN: New light on the Thessalonican "moneta auri" in the second half of the sixth century ·» 178-182, pl.36

R.N. BRIDGE: The coinage of Chersonesus ·» 183-187

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Peter A. CLAYTON: Bibliography of articles from non-numismatic journals. V ·» 188-192

REVIEWS 1981: see separate page ·» 193-207

JOURNAL: D.G. SELLWOOD, The President's address - The relation between Art and technology in Coinage ·» i-vii, pl.37-38

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C.J. HOWGEGO: Coinage and military finance: the Imperial bronze coinage of the Augustan East ·» 1-20, pl.1-6

Harold B. MATTINGLY / Malcolm J. DOLBY: A hoard of barbarous radiates and associated material from Sprotbrough, South Yorkshire, with a note on metal analysis by W.J.C. Price ·» 21-33, pl.7-12

Pamela NIGHTINGALE: Some London moneyers, and reflections on the organization of English mints in the eleventh and twelfth centuries ·» 34-50

Michael PRESTWICH: The Crown and the currency. The circulation of money in late thirteenth- and early fourteenth century England ·» 51-65

Simon BENDALL: An early Palaeologan gold hoard ·» 66-82, pl.13-20

D.M. METCALF: The gros grand and the gros petit of Henry II of Cyprus (Part 1) ·» 83-100, pl.21-24

Michael MITCHINER: A nineteenth-century hoard of European jettons and coins ·» 101-116, pl.25-28

Mark JONES: The medal as an instrument of propaganda in late 17th and early 18th century Europe (Part 1) ·» 117-126, pl.29-34

NOTES:

A new inscriptional type-face for numismatic use ·» 127-128

Chester G. STARR: New specimens of Athenian coinage, 480-449 BC ·» 129-134, pl.35-37

Edoardo LEVANTE: The coinage of Titiopolis in Cilicia ·» 134-137, pl.38-39

Edoardo LEVANTE: The coinage of Lamus in Cilicia ·» 137-139, pl.40

Arnold SPAER: A hoard of Seleucid silver coins from Jericho: addenda ·» 140-142

D.M. METCALF / Z. STÓS-GALE: Chemical analyses of some sceattas from the Southampton excavations ·» 142-148, pl.41,A

M.J. DOLBY: Northumbrian stycas from South Yorkshire ·» 148-151, pl.41,B

H.E. PAGAN: M. Lecarpentier's gold coin of Dorestad ·» 151-155

Michael DOLLEY / Norman SHIEL: A hitherto unsuspected Oriental element in the 1840 Cuerdale hoard ·» 155-6

Arnold SPAER: A seal of Baldwin I, king of Jerusalem ·» 157-159, pl.42,A

Arnold SPAER: Two Crusader oboles ·» 160-1, pl.42,B

Roberto PESANT: Two new specimens of a follis of Count Baldwin II of Edessa ·» 161-3, pl.42,C

Simon BENDALL: A new twelfth-century Byzantine coin from the mint of Trebizond ·» 163, pl.42,D

N.G. RHODES: A hoard of Ladakhi Ja'u ·» 164-5, pl.42,E

DEBATE:

Orestes H. ZERVOS / M. Jessop PRICE: The earliest coins of Alexander the Great. 1. Notes on a book by Gerhard Kleiner ·» 166-190, pl.43-47

REVIEW ARTICLE:

Curtis L. CLAY: Towards a historical interpretation of the Roman coinage of Commodus ·» 191-194

BIBLIOGRAPHY

R.A.G. CARSON - Published work 1947-1981, compiled by Roger Bland ·» 195-212

REVIEWS 1982: see separate page ·» 213-226

The President's address: D.G. SELLWOOD, The relation between Art and technology in Coinage. 3 ·» i-vii

NC 143 (1983)   content: JSTOR

Philip KINNS: The Amphictionic coinage reconsidered ·» 1-22, pl.1-4

Jennifer A.W. WARREN: The autonomous bronze coinage of Sicyon, Part 1 ·» 23-56, pl.5-8

Otto MØRKHOLM: A posthumous issue of Antiochus IV of Syria ·» 57-63, pl.9

K.V. HEWITT: The coinage of L. Clodius Macer (AD 68) ·» 64-80, pl.10-13

Philip V HILL: Buildings and monuments of Rome as coin types, AD 14-69 ·» 81-94, pl.14-15

Michael MITCHINER: The Chutus of Banavasi and their coinage ·» 95-120, pl.16-18

N.M. LOWICK: The Manṣūrī and the Mahdawī dirham. Two additions to Sauvaire's 'Matériaux' ·» 121-138, pl.19

James BOOTH / Ian BLOWERS: Finds of sceattas and stycas from Sancton ·» 139-145, pl.20-21

C.E. BLUNT / B.H.I.H. STEWART: The coinage of Regnald I of York and the Bossall hoard ·» 146-163, pl.22-23

Jean ELSEN / Joseph GHYSSENS / Lars O. LAGERQVIST / Nicholas MAYHEW: The sterling hoard from Hemselynge, Abild Parish, Halland (Sweden) ·» 164-176, pl.24-29

D.M. METCALF: The Gros grand and the Gros petit of Henry II of Cyprus (Part 2) ·» 177-201, pl.30-35

Mark JONES: The medal as an instrument of propaganda in late 17th and early 18th century Europe (Part 2) ·» 202-213, pl.36-41

NOTES:

Dieter SALZMANN: Folles of Severus II as Augustus and of Constantine I as Caesar from Antioch ·» 214-216, pl.42

Philip GRIERSON: A rediscovered Siliqua of Valentinian III (425-455) ·» 217-8, pl.43,A

James E. GOEHRING: Two new examples of the Byzantine 'eagle' countermark ·» 218-220, pl.43,B

H.L. WELLER: A coin of Constantine IV re-attributed from Constantinople to Carthage ·» 220-221, pl.43,C

M.I. MOCHIRI: A coin of Khusraw III's third year ·» 221-223, pl.43,D

M.J. DOLBY: A sceat from Hickleton, South Yorkshire ·» 223-224, pl.43,E

David STURDY: N. C. Fabri de Peiresc and five early Anglo-Saxon pennies in the Cotton collection, drawn c. 1608 ·» 224-227

Mark JONES: The technique of Sinion van de Passe reconsidered ·» 227-230, pl.44-46

REVIEW ARTICLES:

Ann JOHNSTON: The denominational systems of the Greek Imperials of Bizye in Thrace ·» 231-239

Susan TYLER-SMITH: Sasanian mint abbreviations ·» 240-247

Pamela NIGHTINGALE: The ora, the mark, and the mancus: weight-standards and the coinage in eleventh-century England (Part 1) ·» 248-257

REVIEWS 1983: see separate page ·» 258-268

The President's address: D.G. SELLWOOD, The relation between Art and technology in Coinage. 4 ·» i-xii

NC 144 (1984)   content: JSTOR

Jennifer A.W. WARREN: The autonomous bronze coinage of Sicyon (Part 2) ·» 1-24, pl.1-3

Boris ILAKOVAC / Ivan MIRNIK: The 1968 Aenona hoard ·» 25-28, pl.4-8

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: The concepts Adsertor and Salus as used by Vindex and Galba ·» 29-32

Philip V. HILL: Buildings and monuments of Rome on the coins of the second century, AD 96-192 (Part 1) ·» 33-51, pl.9-11

Ann JOHNSTON: Hierapolis revisited ·» 52-80, pl.12-16

Edoardo LEVANTE: Coinage of Adana in Cilicia ·» 81-94, pl.17-24

Michael MITCHINER: Rome: Imperial portrait tesserae from the city of Rome and Imperial tax tokens from the province of Egypt ·» 95-114, pl.25-26

John S. DEYELL: Indo-Greek and Ksaharata coins from the Gujarat seacoast ·» 115-127, pl.27-29

Joe CRIBB: The Sino-Kharosthi coins of Khotan. Their attribution and relevance to Kushan chronology (Part 1) ·» 128-152

Thomas S. NOONAN: The regional composition of ninth-century Dirham hoards from European Russia ·» 153-165

Mark BLACKBURN / John CHOWN: A die-link between the Sigtuna coinage of Olof Skötkonung and some Long Cross imitations reading 'OCLOD' ·» 166-172, pl.30

N.J. MAYHEW / B.H.I.H. STEWART: The sterling element in the Ostrovo hoard of 1898 ·» 173-179, pl.31

Warren W. ESTY: Estimating the size of a coinage ·» 180-183

NOTES:

Otto MØRKHOLM: The alleged portrait of Antiochus, son and co-regent of Antiochus the Great ·» 184-186, pl.32

Vassili DEMETRIADI / R. G. HEPWORTH: Forgeries of Boeotian Autonomous Staters ·» 186-191, pl.33

G.R. GILMORE / D.M. METCALF: Consistency in the alloy of the Northumbrian stycas: evidence from die-linked specimens ·» 192-198, pl.34

Paul ROBINSON: Saxon coins of Edward the Elder from St. Mary's churchyard, Amesbury ·» 198-201

DEBATE:

Marcus WEDER / C.E. KING: The Eastern issues of Probus. 1. Theory and practice of third century Mint-Attribution. 2. An alternative view ·» 202-227, pl.35-43

REVIEW-ARTICLES:

Edward BESLY: The gold coinage of the Gallic Empire ·» 228-233

Pamela NIGHTINGALE: The Ora, the Mark, and the Mancus: weight-standards and the coinage in eleventh-century England (Part 2) ·» 234-248

REVIEWS 1984: see separate page ·» 249-261

The President's address: D.G. SELLWOOD, The relation between Art and technology in Coinage. 5 ·» i-xii

NC 145 (1985)   content: JSTOR

Michael VICKERS: Early Greek coinage, a reassessment ·» 1-44

Jennifer A.W. WARREN: The autonomous bronze coinage of Sicyon (Part 3) ·» 45-66

Liane HOUGHTALIN: Roman coins from the river Liri. III ·» 67-81

Philip V. HILL: Buildings and monuments of Rome on the coins of the second century (AD 96-192) (Part 2) ·» 82-101, pl.1-2

Simon BENDALL: A hoard of early fourteenth century Aspers of Trebizond ·» 102-108, pl.3-11

M.I. MOCHIRI: Garmkirmān: a Sasanian and early Islamic mint in Kirmān province ·» 109-122, pl.12-15

Paul BEDOUKIAN: Two hoards of Levon II Trams ·» 123-135, pl.16-19

Joe CRIBB: The Sino-Kharosthi coins of Khotan: their attribution and relevance to Kushan chronology (Part 2) ·» 136-149, pl.20-23

D.M. METCALF / J.P. NORTHOVER: Debasement of the coinage in southern England in the age of King Alfred ·» 150-176, pl.24-27

Lucia TRAVAINI: Two hoards of Sicilian Norman Tari ·» 177-208, pl.28-32

M.B. MITCHINER / A. SKINNER: Contemporary forgeries of English silver coins and their chemical compositions: Henry III to William III ·» 209-236, pl.33-41

NOTES:

Edoardo LEVANTE: The coinage of Rhosus ·» 237-243, pl.42-43

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Monetae ... peculiares servos praeposuit: Julius Caesar and the mint of Rome ·» 243-245

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Gold and silver Quinarii under the Julio-Claudians ·» 246-249

Mark JONES: Richter's medals for the Swedish Club ·» 249-254, pl.44-45

REVIEW-ARTICLE:

Harold B. MATTINGLY: Money for an empire: the Julio-Claudian experiment ·» 255-263

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Peter A. CLAYTON: Bibliography of articles from non-numismatic journals, VI ·» 264-272

REVIEWS 1985: see separate page ·» 273-285

The President's address: D.G. SELLWOOD, Review of the year ·» i-viii

NC 146 (1986)   content: JSTOR

R.H.J. ASHTON: Rhodian bronze coinage and the earthquake of 229-226 BC ·» 1-17, pl.1-4

Clive FOSS: The coinage of Tigranes the Great: problems, suggestions and a new find ·» 19-66, pl.5-7

A.M. BURNETT / Andrew BURNETT: The iconography of Roman coin types in the third century BC ·» 67-75, pl.8-9

Maria Paz GARCIA BELLIDO: A hub from ancient Spain ·» 76-84, pl.10

C.H.V. SUTHERLAND: Compliment or Complement? Dr Levick on Imperial coin types ·» 85-93

Michael PEACHIN: The Procurator Monetae ·» 94-106

John A. DAVIES: The Meare Heath, Somerset, Hoard and the coinage of barbarous Radiates ·» 107-118, pl.11-12

Norman D. NICOL: Paul Balog's The Coinage of the Ayyubids: Additions and Corrections ·» 119-154, pl.13-16

Nicholas RHODES / N.G. RHODES: The Coinage of Kachar ·» 155-177, pl.17-22

M.B. MITCHINER / A. SKINNER: Contemporary forgeries of late seventeenth century English tin coins: the implications for the study of leaden tokens ·» 178-184, pl.23

Warren W. ESTY: Estimation of the size of a coinage: a survey and comparison of methods ·» 185-215

NOTES:

J. DILMAGHANI: Parthian coins from Mithradates II to Orodes II ·» 216-224, pl.24

B.H.I.H. STEWART: A doubted London coin of Constantine I ·» 224-225, pl.25A

D.G. SMITH: An unpublished nummus of Crispus from the mint of Ticinum ·» 225-226, pl.25B

Craig BARCLAY: A countermarked as of Vespasian from South Italy ·» 226-230, pl.25C

Philip GRIERSON: A semissis of Mezezeius (668-9) ·» 231-232, pl.25D

REVIEW ARTICLE:

Philip KINNS: The coinage of Miletus ·» 233-260

REVIEWS 1986: see separate page ·» 261-275

Index ·» 277-278

JOURNAL: The President's Address ·» i-ix

NC 147 (1987)   content: JSTOR

N.G. ASHTON: What does the turtle say? 1-7, pl.1

R.H.J. ASHTON: Pseudo-Rhodian drachms and the beginning of the Lycian League coinage ·» 8-25, pl.2-3

I. CARRADICE / M. COWELL: The minting of Roman imperial bronze coins for circulation in the east: Vespasian to Trajan ·» 26-50, pl.4-7

Philip V. HILL: Buildings and monuments of Rome as coin-types: Addenda ·» 51-64, pl.8-9

R.F. BLAND / A.M. BURNETT / S. BENDALL: The mints of Pescennius Niger in the light of some new aurei ·» 65-83, pl.10-13

D.M. METCALF: Coinage of the Crusades and the Latin east: Some new hoards and site finds ·» 84-105, pl.14-18

David CARPENTER: Gold and gold coins in England in the mid-thirteenth century ·» 106-113, pl.19

M.B. MITCHINER / C. MORTIMER / A.M. POLLARD: Nuremberg and its jetons, c.1475 to 1888: chemical compositions of the alloys ·» 114-155

NOTES:

Otto MØRKHOLM: Cyprus hoard, 1982 ·» 156-158, pl.20-21

D.J. MacDONALD: A Greek imperial hoard of Alexandria Troas ·» 158-160

Clive STANNARD: Two-headed and two-tailed denarii in the Roman republic ·» 160-163, pl.22

R.F. KENYON: A 'Claudian Copy' without a prototype ·» 164-166, pl.23

J.M.C. BOWSHER: Trajanic quadrantes from Arabia ·» 166-168, pl.23

John GODDARD: Some unpublished Roman imperial coins ·» 168-171, pl.24

John A. DAVIES: Two groups of barbarous radiates from the vicinity of Meare, Somerset ·» 171-173, pl.25

S.C. MUNRO-HAY: Aksumite silver coinage: some variant types in the Brereton Collection ·» 174-175, pl.26

Rozalyn TODD: A late sixth-century hoard from northern Syria ·» 176-182, pl.27

A.M. BURNETT: A Provençal solidus from Hawkwell, Essex ·» 182-183, pl.27

B.H.I.H. STEWART: Two doubted London coins of Constantine I ·» 183

REVIEW ARTICLE

A. FREEMAN: 'A penny life will give you all the facts' The Moneyer and the Mint in the Reign of Edward the Confessor, 1042-1066, BAR British Series, 145 (rev. D.M. Metcalf) ·» 184-188

REVIEWS 1987: see separate page ·» 189-196

JOURNAL: The President's Address - Review of the year ·» i-xiii

NC 148 (1988)   content: JSTOR

Margaret Cool ROOT: Evidence from Persepolis for the dating of Persian and archaic Greek coinage ·» 1-12, pl.1

Herbert A. CAHN / Dominique GERIN: Themistocles at Magnesia ·» 13-20, pl.2-3

Richard H.J. ASHTON: A series of pseudo-Rhodian drachms from Mainland Greece ·» 21-32, pl.4-6

Ian A. CARRADICE / Susan La NIECE: The Libyan War and coinage: a new hoard and the evidence of metal analysis ·» 33-52, pl.7-12

Robert F. KENYON: The countermark PROB on coins of Claudius I from Britain ·» 53-61, pl.13-17

Kevin BUTCHER: The colonial coinage of Antioch-on-the-Orontes c. AD 218-53 ·» 63-75, pl.18-22

Richard BURGESS: Quinquennial vota and the imperial consulship in the fourth and fifth centuries, 337-511 ·» 77-96, pl.23-28

D.M. METCALF / Michael METCALF / Peter NORTHOVER: Carolingian and Viking coins from the Cuerdale hoard: an interpretation and comparison of their metal contents ·» 97-116, pl.29-30

M.B. MITCHINER / C. MORTIMER / A.M. POLLARD: The alloys of continental copper-base jetons (Nuremberg and medieval France excepted) ·» 117-128

NOTES:

Richard ASHTON: Pseudo-Rhodian drachms from Samothrace ·» 129-134, pl.31

Edoardo LEVANTE: The coinage of Zephyrion in Cilicia ·» 134-141, pl.32-35

Clive STANNARD: The hub from ancient Spain reconsidered ·» 141-143, pl.12/1-2

Georges de LOŸE: The medallion on Gallo-Roman coinage attributed to Orange ·» 143-145, pl.22A-B

Giles F. CARTER / William E. METCALF: The dating of the M. Agrippa asses ·» 145-147

Michael R. JENKINS: The 'Aeneid' medallion - a narrative interpretation ·» 148-151, pl.12/3-4

Roger BLAND: A Syrian hoard of c. AD 310 ·» 152-169, pl.36-37

Mark BLACKBURN: Three silver coins in the names of Valentinian III (425-55) and Anthemius (467-72) from Chatham. Lines, Kent ·» 169-174

Brian ATKINS / Bent JUEL-JENSEN: The gold coinage of Aksum. Further analyses of specific gravity. A contribution to chronology ·» 175-180

Michael MITCHINER: Four more hoards of early south-east Asian symbolic coins ·» 181-191, pl.38-40

REVIEW ARTICLE:

Ian STEWART: English coinage from Athelstan to Edgar ·» 192-214

REVIEWS 1988: see separate page ·» 215-290

Index ·» 291-284

The President's Address ·» i-xiii

NC 149 (1989)   content: JSTOR

Richard H.J. ASHTON: A series of Rhodian didrachms from the mid-third century BC ·» 1-13, pl.1-5

Arthur HOUGHTON: The royal Seleucid mint of Soli ·» 15-32, pl.6-10

Karl SCHMITT-KORTE / Michael COWELL: Nabataean coinage - Part I. The silver content measured by X-ray fluorescence analysis ·» 33-58, pl.11-17

Brooks E. LEVY: Nero's 'Apollonia' series: the Achaean context ·» 59-68, pl.18-19

Fred S. KLEINER: An arch of Domitian in Rome on the coins of Alexandria ·» 69-81, pl.20-21

Stuart MUNRO-HAY: The al-Madhāriba hoard of gold Aksumite and late Roman coins ·» 83-100, pl.22-29

D.M. METCALF / Michael METCALF / J. Peter NORTHOVER / Peter NORTHOVER: Coinage alloys from the time of Offa and Charlemagne to c. 864 ·» 101-120, pl.30-31

Barrie J. COOK: The royal household and the mint (1279-1399) ·» 121-133

Warren W. ESTY: Percentile plots and other methods of graphing coin weights ·» 135-147

NOTES:

Michael H. CRAWFORD: The Mugnano hoard ·» 149

Leandre VILLARONGA: The Tangier hoard ·» 149-162, pl.32-41

David SELLWOOD: New Parthian coin types ·» 162-168, pl.42

Kevin BUTCHER: Two notes on Syrian silver of the third century AD ·» 169-172, pl.43

Roger BLAND: Two mid-fourth century coin hoards from North Africa ·» 173-190, pl.44

Virgil MIHAILESCU BÎRLIBA: A late Roman hoard from Traian (Neamţ, Rumania) ·» 191-196

Simon BENDALL: Trebizond under the Gabrades again ·» 197, pl.43A

REVIEW ARTICLES:

C.J. and Chris HOWGEGO: After the colt has bolted: a review of Amandry on Roman Corinth ·» 199-208

Curtis CLAY: The supply of bronze coins to Britain in the second century AD ·» 209-224

REVIEWS 1989: see separate page ·» 225-280

The President's Address: J.P.C. KENT: Review of the year ·» i-xvi

NC 150 (1990)   content: JSTOR

Christopher J. HOWGEGO: Why did ancient states strike coins? ·» 1-25

Richard H.J. ASHTON: The solar disk drachms of Caria ·» 27-38, pl.1-3

Robert BAUSLAUGH: Cistophoric countermarks and the monetary system of Eumenes II ·» 39-65, pl.4-6

Harold B. MATTINGLY: The beginning of Athenian new style silver coinage ·» 67-78

Osmund BOPEARACHCHI: Graeco-Bactrian issues of later Indo-Greek kings ·» 79-103, pl.7-9

Karl SCHMITT-KORTE: Nabataean coinage - Part II. New coin types and variants ·» 105-133, pl.10-15

Richard D. WEIGEL: Gallienus' 'Animal Series' coins and Roman religion ·» 135-143, pl.16

Donal BATESON / Ian CAMPBELL / Paolo VISONÀ: The early nineteenth-century Jackson collection of coins from Carthage ·» 145-177, pl.17-18

Ian STEWART / J.J. NORTH: Edwardian sterlings from Lochmaben, Blackhills and Mellendean reclassified ·» 179-204

Warren W. ESTY: The theory of linkage ·» 205-221

NOTES:

Peter BICKNELL: Turtle tattle ·» 223-224

R.H.J. ASHTON: A new silver issue from Mylasa ·» 224-225, pl.23,1-2

Edoardo LEVANTE: The coinage of Selinus in Cilicia ·» 226-233, pl.19-22

J.D. BATESON / W.S. HANSON: A Flavian hoard from Scotland: a foundation deposit? ·» 233-236

Guy LACAM: A new consular solidus in the name of Valens from the mint of Antioch ·» 237, pl.23,A

Stuart MUNRO-HAY: A new silver coin of King Aphilas of Aksum ·» 238, pl.23,B

REVIEWS 1990: see separate page ·» 239-309

Indexes to Vols. 141-150, 1981-1990 ·» 314-348

NC 151 (1991)   content: JSTOR

Roger BLAND: Six hoards of Syrian tetradrachms of the third century AD ·» 1-33, pl.1-12

John KENT: The coinage of Arcadius (395-408) ·» 35-57, pl.13-18

Andrew ODDY: Arab imagery on early Umayyad coins in Syria and Palestine: evidence for falconry ·» 59-66, pl.19-20

David HARTILL: A study of the metropolitan coinage of Qian Long ·» 67-120

Simon COUPLAND: The early coinage of Charles the Bald, 840-864 ·» 121-158, pl.21-24

Lucia TRAVAINI: Aspects of the Sicilian Norman copper coinage in the twelfth century ·» 159-174, pl.25-27

Ian STEWART: On the date of the Bossall Hoard ·» 175-182

Barrie COOK: The Pinchbeck, Lincs., Treasure Trove ·» 183-197, pl.28-31

NOTES:

Herbert A. CAHN / Dietrich MANNSPERGER: Themistocles again ·» 199-202, pl.44,1-4

Richard ASHTON: A hoard of late Rhodian plinthophoric hemidrachms (CH 4, 72) ·» 202-4, pl.32-36

Edoardo LEVANTE: Cilician coinage ·» 205-212, pl.37-40

A.T. FEAR: Military settlement at Italica? ·» 213-215

Dimitar DRAGANOV: An unknown gold medallion of Julian the Apostate ·» 215-216, pl.44,5

Craig P. BARCLAY: A parcel of hyperpyra of the Comneni ·» 217-220, pl.41-43

Italo VOLGANO: Three unrecorded thirteenth-century billon coins from the Kingdom of Sicily ·» 220-222, pl.45

Ian STEWART: A Northumbrian coin of King Ethelwald and Archbishop Ecgberht ·» 223-225, pl.44,6

Ian STEWART: A Danish request for Scottish minting ·» 225-226

Warren ESTY: The contribution of surface-silvering to silver content ·» 226-228

REVIEWS 1991: see separate page ·» 229-290

NC 152 (1992)   content: JSTOR

Richard H.H. ASHTON: The pseudo-Rhodian drachms of Mylasa ·» 1-39, pl.1-10

Kevin BUTCHER: Rhodian drachms at Caesarea in Cappadocia ·» 41-48

Hugh WILLIAMS: Coin supply in Britain in the late third century as evidenced by a mathematical interpretation of site finds ·» 49-56

Melinda MAYS: Inscriptions on British Celtic coins ·» 57-82

Helen BROWN: Early Muslim coinage in East Africa: the evidence from Shanga ·» 83-87, pl.11

Nicholas RHODES: Tibetan forgeries made in Calcutta ·» 89-96, pl.12-13

Richard WRIGHT: The debasement of the republican silver coinage of Yunnan province ·» 97-109, pl.14

Ian STEWART: Coins of William II from the Shillington hoard ·» 111-132, pl.15-16

Philip ATTWOOD: The medals of Gilbert Bayes ·» 133-155, pl.17-27

NOTES:

Georges GAUTIER: An unpublished Nnummus of Constantine I of the mint of London ·» 157-160, pl.36,1-6

Kevin BUTCHER: The Maidenhatch Farm hoard of Constantinian copies ·» 160-174, pl.28-35

Andrew BURNETT: A clipped solidus from Wiltshire ·» 175, pl.36,A

Roger BLAND: A follis of Nicephorus Basilacius? ·» 175-7, pl.36,B

Colin TITE: Sir Robert Cotton and the gold Mancus of Pendraed ·» 177-181, pl.37

REVIEWS 1992: see separate page ·» 183-223

JOURNAL: T.V. BUTTREY, The President's address and Review of the Year ·» i-xxii

NC 153 (1993)   content: JSTOR

James C. BRINDLEY: Early coinages attributable to Issus ·» 1-10, pl.1

Ino MICHAELIDOU-NICOLAOU: Four Ptolemaic/Roman hoards from Cyprus ·» 11-29, pl.2-8

Colin HASELGROVE: The development of British Iron-age coinage ·» 31-63, pl.9-10

Johan Van HEESCH: The last civic coinages and the religious policy of Maximinus Daza (AD 312) ·» 65-75, pl.11

John KENT: 'Concordia' solidi of Theodosius I: a reappraisal ·» 77-90, pl.12-14

Lucia TRAVAINI: Hohenstaufen and Angevin denari of Sicily and Southern Italy: their mint attributions ·» 91-135, pl.15-24

Lord STEWARTBY: English Short-Cross coins from the Eccles hoard ·» 137-151

J.D. BATESON: Three hoards of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries from the West of Scotland ·» 153-169

T.D. YIH / J. De KREEK: The Gongsi cash pieces of Western Borneo and Banka in the Ethnographical Museum at Rotterdam ·» 171-195, pl.25-26

NOTES:

Ivan MIRNIK: A Thracian silver coin hoard in the Osijek Slavonian Museum ·» 197-200, pl.27-31

Warren W. ESTY / Nancy EQUALL / Richard J. SMITH: The alloy of the 'XI' coins of Tacitus ·» 201-204

Hans GILLJAM: A new gold coin of Postumus ·» 205-6, pl.32

Devendra HANDA: Coins attributed to the Audumbara king Mahādeva ·» 206-211

J.D. BATESON: A Hiberno-Norse hoard from Dull, Perthshire ·» 211-214, pl.33

Mark BLACKBURN: A lead striking of an East Anglian variant of Stephen's type 1 ·» 215-7, pl.32

Lucia TRAVAINI: A new Sicilian copper coin of King William II (1166-89) ·» 217-8, pl.32

Marvin LESSEN / Mary F. STRIEGAL / Peter P. GASPAR: Counterfeit 'Scowling Bust' groats of Henry V ·» 218-225, pl.34-36

REVIEW ARTICLE:

Hodge Mehdi MALEK: A survey of research on Sasanian numismatics ·» 227-269, pl.37

REVIEWS 1993: see separate page ·» 271-334

T.V. BUTTREY, The President's address - Calculating ancient coin production, I. Facts and fantasies ·» 335-351

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Albert NIJBOER: A pair of early fixed metallic monetary units from Borgo Le Ferriere (Satricum) ·» 1-16

Jonathan H. KAGAN: An Archaic Greek coin hoard from the Eastern Mediterranean and early Cypriot coinage ·» 17-52, pl.1-9

R.A. HAZZARD: Two hoards of Ptolemaic silver: IGCH 1713 and 1722 ·» 53-66

Karl SCHMITT-KORTE / Martin PRICE: Nabataean coinage - Part III. The Nabataean monetary system ·» 67-131, pl.10-12

Stuart D. SEARS: A late Umayyad hoard from Nippur ·» 133-146, pl.13

Lord STEWARTBY: The 'Naxos' hoard of thirteenth-century sterlings ·» 147-166, pl.14-19

Helen WANG: Coins and membership tokens of the Heaven and Earth Society ·» 167-190, pl.20-21

NOTES:

S.C. MUNRO-HAY: Coins of ancient South Arabia ·» 191-203, pl.22-27

Mark BLACKBURN: A variant of the seventh-century 'York' group of shillings found in Lincolnshire ·» 204-208, pl.21

Jens Christian MOESGAARD: Two finds from Normandy of English coins of the Norman kings (1066-1154) ·» 209-213, pl.29

D.M. METCALF: A hoard of early Tripolitan Crusader bezants ·» 214-217, pl.28

Ian CARRADICE: Alexander Henderson and an early Scottish communion token ·» 218-223, pl.29-30

REVIEW ARTICLES:

Frank BERGER, M. R.-ALFÖLDI: Celtic, Roman and Merovingian coins in north-west Germany: remarks on Frank Berger's Untersuchungen zur römerzeitlichen Münzfunden in Nordwestdeutschland Rev.: Aleksander Bursche ·» 225-241

Robert GÖBL: The coinage of Aurelian and Roman imperial mint forgeries. A review of Robert Göbl, Die Münzprägung des Kaisers Aurelianus (270/275) Rev.: Markus R. Weder ·» 243-266

COIN HOARDS 1994 ·» 267-292

Susan TYLER-SMITH: A parcel of Wallachian and Bulgarian coins of the late fourteenth / early fifteenth century ·» 277-283, pl.31

Marcus PHILLIPS: A thirteenth-century hoard from Syria ·» 287-290, pl.32

REVIEWS 1994: see separate page ·» 293-339

T.V. BUTTREY, The President's address - Calculating ancient coin production, II: Why it cannot be done. (in association wirh Denis Cooper) ·» 341-352

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R.H.J. ASHTON: Pseudo-Rhodian drachms from central Greece ·» 1-20, pl.1-5

Nina FROLOVA / Stanley IRELAND: A hoard of Bosporan coins in the period third century BC to AD 238 from ancient Gorgippia (Anapa) 1987 ·» 21-42, pl.6-16

Ann JOHNSTON: Aphrodisias reconsidered ·» 43-100, pl.17-18

Harold B. MATTINGLY: The Mesagne hoard and the coinage of the late Republic ·» 101-108, pl.19-21

R.P. DUNCAN-JONES: Change in the late Republican denarius ·» 109-117

Hodge Mehdi MALEK: The coinage of the Sasanian king Kavād II (AD 628) ·» 119-129, pl.22-24

Alexander NIKITIN / Gunter ROTH: The earliest Arab-Sasanian coins ·» 131-137, pl.25-28

Hugh PAGAN: Mints and moneyers in the West Midlands and at Derby in the reign of Eadmund (939-46) ·» 139-161, pl.29

Marion M. ARCHIBALD / Janet R.S. LANG / Gustav MILNE: Four early medieval coin dies from the London waterfront ·» 163-200, pl.30-37

Mark BLACKBURN / Jenny MANN: A late Anglo-Saxon coin die from Flaxengate, Lincoln ·» 201-208, pl.38-39

Lord STEWARTBY: German imitations of English short-cross sterlings ·» 209-260, pl.40-46

NOTES:

Jonathan H. KAGAN / Brian KRITT: The coinage of Kindya ·» 261-265, pl.47

Richard PINCOCK: Nero's large bronze coinage for Egypt ·» 266-271, pl.48

A. KORSHENKO / I. GORSHKOV / A. J. HOLMES: The large bronze of Valentinian III ·» 271-275, pl.48

Stuart MUNRO-HAY: A new gold coin of King MHDYS of Aksum ·» 275-277, pl.50

Alexander NIKITIN / Gunter ROTH: A new seventh-century countermark with a Sogdian inscription ·» 277-9, pl.49

James GRAHAM-CAMPBELL / Mark BLACKBURN: An unprovenanced Viking-Age silver hoard of tenth-century date ·» 279-282, pl.50-51

Marcus PHILLIPS: References to the French maille tierce in Italian accounts from 1278 ·» 283-288

REVIEW ARTICLES:

F. de CALLATAŸ: Calculating ancient coin production: seeking a balance ·» 289-311

Shaibānid coinage: a reassessment. A Review of E. A. DAVIDOVICH Korpus zolotykh i serebryanykh monet Sheibanodov XVI vek, Moscow 'Nauka', 1992 Rev.: Audrey Burton ·» 313-320

COIN HOARDS 1995 ·» 321-363

David Macdonald: A note on CH VIII, no.47: Ionia 1983 ·» 321-325, pl.50

Constantin A. MARINESCU: A first-century BC hoard of late cistophori ·» 325-330, pl.52-55

Mark BLACKBURN: Two Norman deniers from the Stornoway hoard 1988-90 ·» 334-336, pl.50

Marcus PHILLIPS: A further thirteenth-century parcel from Syria ·» 359-361, pl.57

Index to coin hoards ·» 365-366

REVIEWS 1995: see separate page ·» 367-412

THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS:

D.M. METCALF: Viking-Age Numismatics. 1. Late Roman and Byzantine Gold in the Northern Lands ·» 413-441

NC 156 (1996)   content: JSTOR

Haim GITLER: New fourth-century BC coins from Ascalon ·» 1-9, pl.1-7

Panagiotis TSELEKAS: The coinage of Pydna ·» 11-32, pl.8-11

S.C. MUNRO-HAY: Coins of ancient South Arabia, II ·» 33-47, pl.12-14

John H. KROLL: Hemiobols to Assaria: The bronze coinage of Roman Aigion ·» 49-78, pl.15-20

P.H. de RUYTER: The denarii of the Roman Republican moneyer Lucius Julius Bursio, a die analysis ·» 79-147, pl.21-22

Katja I.L. SOMMER: Cius or Prusias? ·» 149-155, pl.23

Lord STEWARTBY: VIRTVS, a new London type for Constantine Caesar (AD 307) ·» 157-163, pl.38

Michael L. BATES / Frank L. KOVACS: A hoard of large Byzantine and Arab-Byzantine coppers ·» 165-173, pl.24

Hodge Mehdi MALEK: A hoard group of drachms of the Dābūyid Ispahbads and early 'Abbāsid Governors of Tabaristān ·» 175-191, pl.25-32

Marcus PHILLIPS / Susan TYLER-SMITH: A hoard of Tripoli gros and half gros and French gros tournois ·» 193-225, pl.33-37

NOTES:

Robert J. MYERS: An unpublished silver fraction of Philip II of Macedon ·» 227, pl.38

David DUNGWORTH: Caley's 'zinc decline' reconsidered ·» 228-234

Sergey B. TORBATOV: A new silver medallion of Galerius ·» 235-237, pl.38

Kilian ANHEUSER: Silver plating on a Carolingian denier of Pepin III reconsidered ·» 237-239, pl.39

Mark BLACKBURN / Kevin LEAHY: A Lincoln mint-signed coin from the reign of Edgar ·» 239-241, pl.38

Lucia TRAVAINI: Medieval Capua - ancient Massalia: a misattribution rectified ·» 241-243, pl.38

D.M. METCALF / M. JACOBOWITZ: A new type of anonymous denier of Cyprus of the early thirteenth century ·» 243-247, pl.40

COIN HOARDS 1996 ·» 249-332

Panagiotis TSELEKAS: Grave hoards of Greek coins from Greece ·» 249-259

Richard ASHTON / Mevlüt ÜYÜMEZ / Ugu HOSGÖRENR: Five Alexander hoards in Afyon Museum ·» 259-268, pl.41-46

Richard ASHTON / Melih ARSLAN / Ali DERVIŞAĞAOĞLU: A Ptolemic hoard in Fethiye Museum (CH VIII, no.246) ·» 269-272, pl.47-48

Constantine LAGOS: A hoard of the Chremonidean War ·» 272-278, pl.48

Richard ASHTON: A hoard of Koan coins ·» 278-280, pl.49

Mark BLACKBURN: A hoard of late St Edmund coins from near Colchester ·» 289-291, pl.49

T.C.R. CRAFTER: A purse hoard from the Champagne region ·» 301-2, pl.50

Peter WOODHEAD / Antony WILSON: A medieval Sicilian group ·» 306-312, pl.53

Radmilo BOŽINOVIĆ / Gordon Andreas SINGER: A large hoard of Serbian dinars from the mid-1380s ·» 313-318

Hodge Mehdi MALEK: Two groups of fifth-century Sasanian drachms ·» 327-331, pl.52

Index to coin hoards ·» 331-332

REVIEWS 1996: see separate page ·» 333-398

THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS:

D. M. Metcalf: Viking-Age Numismatics. 2. Coinage in the Northern Lands in Merovingian and Carolingian Times ·» 399-428

NC 157 (1997)   content: JSTOR

R.H.J. ASHTON / A.P.C. WEISS: The post-plinthophoric silver drachms of Rhodes ·» 1-39, pl.1-16

Patrick BRUUN: The victorious signs of Constantine: a reappraisal ·» 41-59, pl.17-19

Marcus PHILLIPS / Tony GOODWIN: A seventh-century Syrian hoard of Byzantine and imitative copper coins ·» 61-87, pl.20-22

Vlastimil NOVÁK: Fātimid and post-Fātimid glass jetons in the National Museum, Prague ·» 89-132, pl.23-27

D.M. METCALF: A large hoard from the Latin East concealed during the reign of Henry I of Cyprus (1218-53) ·» 133-156, pl.28-29

Wang, HELEN: Local bronze tokens issued in Jiangsu, China, in the 1930s ·» 157-177, pl.30-34

NOTES:

Ute WARTENBERG: The Alexander-Eagle hoard: Thessaly 1992 ·» 179-188, pl.35-41

R.H.J. ASHTON: More pseudo-Rhodian drachms from Mainland Greece ·» 188-191, pl.42

J.-L. DESNIER: On the bridge on a coin of Septimius Severeus, AD 208 ·» 191-194, pl.43

Ian CAMPBELL: A Sponsian re-discovered ·» 194-196, pl.42

Jens Christian MOESGAARD: A hoard from the Blois region and the proto-feudal coinage of Blois, c. 920/40 ·» 196-205, pl.44

Michael BROOME: Countermarked Islamic gold coins in Venetian Cyprus ·» 205-209, pl.42

Lord STEWARTBY: The Scottish thirty-shilling piece dated 1581 ·» 209-211

COIN HOARDS 1997 ·» 213-248

Christof BOEHRINGER: A 1971 group of Rhodian coins (from Karia?) ·» 214-217, pl.45-47

Robert W. HOGE: A parcel of mainly 'Abbāsid gold coins (North Africa or Spain) ·» 239-247, pl.50-51

REVIEWS 1997: see separate page ·» 249-293

THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS:

D.M. METCALF Viking-Age Numismatics. 3. What happened to Islamic dirhams after their arrival in the Northern Lands? ·» 295-335

NC 158 (1998)   content: JSTOR

Ian CARRADICE: Two Achaemenid hoards ·» 1-23, pl.1-12

R.A. HAZZARD: A review of the Cyprus hoard, 1982 ·» 25-36, pl.13-14

Richard ASHTON / Andrew MEADOWS / Kenneth SHEEDY / Ute WARTENBERG: Some Greek coins in the British Museum ·» 37-51, pl.15-17

J.H.C. WILLIAMS: Delete-Undelete: Mack 280 and early British silver ·» 53-61, pl.17

Pere Pau RIPOLLÈS / Manuel GOZALBES: The Les Alqueries hoard of antoniniani ·» 63-77, pl.18-26

Guy de la BÉDOYÈRE: Carausius and the marks RSR and I.N.P.C.D.A. ·» 79-88, pl.32

Lord STEWARTBY: Early Tetrarchic coins of London from the Market Stainton finds ·» 89-102, pl.27-28

M.I. MOCHIRI: Réemploi de coins des monnaies sassanides ·» 103-111, pl.29-32

Hodge Mehdi MALEK / Vesta Sarkhosh CURTIS: History and coinage of the Sasanian queen Bōrān (AD 629-631) ·» 113-129, pl.33-37

Simon ARMSTRONG: Carolingian coin hoards and the impact of the Viking raids in the ninth century ·» 131-164

Vlastimil NOVÁK: Political oscillation under pressure: a Kākūyid billon dirham of Farāmurz acknowledging the Būyid ruler Abū Kālījār ·» 165-172, pl.55

Svein H. GULLBEKK: Medieval law and money in Norway ·» 173-184

Michael COWELL / Helen WANG: Metal supply for the metropolitan coinage of the Kangxi period (1662-1721) ·» 185-196, pl.38-41

Virginia HEWITT: Beware of imitations: the campaign for a new Bank of England note, 1797-1821 ·» 197-222, pl.42-54

NOTES:

R.H.J. ASHTON: The pseudo-Rhodian drachms of Kos ·» 223-228, pl.62

Ilja PROKOPOV / François de CALLATAŸ: A late Hellenistic hoard from South-West Bulgaria (area of Gotse Deltchev) ·» 228-236, pl.56-60

Richard PINCOCK: The 'OCCEB' Alexandrian tetradrachms of Gordian III ·» 236-243, pl.61

Devendra HANDA: Coins of the Sāvitriputrās ·» 243-248, pl.55

REVIEW ARTICLES:

Kenneth SHEEDY: Keian Federations and Keian Coinage. A review of C. Papageorgiadou-Banis, The Coinage of Kea ·» 249-257

Judith G. KOLBAS: Developments in the Jazīran pictorial coinage. A review of W.F. Spengler and W.G. Sayles, Turkoman Figural Bronze Coins and their Iconography, Vols. I and II ·» 259-285

COIN HOARDS 1998 ·» 287-331

M.H. CRAWFORD: A Republican hoard from Africa ·» 287-189

Stanley IRELAND: Some groups of Roman coins in Amasya Museum, Turkey ·» 295-8

Marcus PHILLIPS / Susan TYLER-SMITH: A sixth-century hoard of nummi and five-nummi pieces ·» 316-324, pl.63-64

Simon BENDALL: A hoard of hyperpyra of John III Vatatzes of Nicaea (1222-54) ·» 324-327

Marcus PHILLIPS / Susan TYLER-SMITH: A further parcel of Tripoli gros ·» 327-330, pl.55

Index to coin hoards 1998 ·» 331

REVIEWS 1998: see separate page ·» 333-343

THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS:

D.M. METCALF, Viking-Age Numismatics 4. The currency of German and Anglo-Saxon coins in the Northern Lands ·» 345-371

NC 159 (1999)   content: JSTOR

Ian LEE: The Flower of Adonis at Eryx ·» 1-31, pl.1-8

Fabrice DELRIEUX: Les monnaies de Mylasa aux types de Zeus Osogôa et Zeus Labraundeus ·» 33-45, pl.9-10

Philip KINNS: The Attic Weight Drachms of Ephesus: a preliminary study in the light of recent hoards ·» 47-97, pl.11-16

Jennifer A.W. WARREN: The Achaian League silver coinage controversy resolved: a summary ·» 99-109, pl.16

Colin HASELGROVE: The development of Iron Age coinage in Belgic Gaul ·» 111-168, pl.17-19

J.W. RICH / J.H.C. WILLIAMS: Leges et Ivra P. R. Restitvit: A new aureus of Octavian and the settlement of 28-27 BC ·» 169-213, pl.20-21

Kris LOCKYEAR: Hoard structure and coin production in Antiquity - an empirical investigation ·» 215-243

R.P. DUNCAN-JONES: Die productivity and wastage in Roman coinage ·» 245-254

B.J. COOK: The bezant in Angevin England ·» 255-275

NOTES:

Alan JOHNSON: Horse Sense? ·» 277-280, pl.22

Kenneth A. SHEEDY: The Idalion stater found in a tomb at Marion in 1886 ·» 281-284, pl.23-24

John HIND: The coin-type on the reverse side of the early silver Coins of Corcyra ·» 284-286, pl.22

Ian LEE: Two west Sicilian misattributions ·» 287-290, pl.22

Mani Silvia HURTER: More Caprara forgeries: a Chalcidic League problem solved ·» 290-292, pl.25

R.H.J. ASHTON: Some early Rhodian forgeries ·» 293-294, pl.27

Martin HUTH / Shraga QEDAR: A coin from north Arabia with an Aramaic inscription and related coins of the Incense Road ·» 295-298, pl.26-27

Peter KOS / Ivan MIRNIK: The Ribnjačka hoard (Bjelovar, Croatia) ·» 298-306, pl.28-33

J.H.C. WILLIAMS: Septimus Severus and Sol, Carausius and Oceanus: two new Roman acquisitions at the British Museum ·» 307-313, pl.27

Peter GUEST: The Roman and Byzantine coins excavated at Nicopolis ad Istrum, and Gradishte, Bulgaria ·» 314-327

Jens Christian MOESGAARD / Svend Åge TORNBJERG: A sixteenth Agnus Dei Penny of Aethelred II ·» 327-332, pl.34

Lord STEWARTBY: Richard I fabrications ·» 332-338

COIN HOARDS 1999:

Ancient hoards ·» 339-347

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 348-357

REVIEWS 1999: see separate page ·» 359-394

D.M. METCALF, The Presidendent's Adress - Viking-Age Numismatics. 5. Denmark in the time of Cnut and Harthacnut ·» 395-430

NC 160 (2000)   content: JSTOR

Ian LEE: Entella: The silver coinage of the Campanian mercenaries and the site of the first Carthaginian mint 410-409 BC ·» 1-66, pl.1-3

Joshua D. SOSIN: Agio at Delphi ·» 67-80

Frank L. HOLT: Did king Euthydemus II realy exist? ·» 81-91, pl.4

R.H.J. ASHTON: More pseudo-Rhodian drachms from Central Greece: Haliartos (again), Chalkis, and Euboia uncertain(?) ·» 93-116, pl.5-9

Osmund BOPEARACHCHI / Harry FALK / Rajah WICKREMESINHE: Earliest inscribed coins, moulds, seals and sealings from Tissamaharama (Sri Lanka) ·» 117-134, pl.10-12

Susan TYLER-SMITH: Coinage in the name of Yazdgerd III (AD 632-651) and the Arab conquest of Iran ·» 135-170, pl.13-29

Michael FEDOROV: The Qysmychi hoard of Qarakhanid dirhams (1002-1021) ·» 171-202, pl.30-31

D.M. METCALF: Crusader gold bezants of Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem: two additional sources of information ·» 203-218, pl.32-33

B.J. COOK: Coining dies in late medieval England with a catalogue of the British Museum Collection ·» 219-247, pl.34-36

Martin ALLEN: Ecclesiastical mints in fifteenth-century England ·» 249-259

NOTES:

Harold B. MATTINGLY: The fifth-century tetradrachm coinage of Maroneia ·» 261-263

William M. STANCOMB: A group of staters of Timotheus and/or Dionysius, tyrants of Heraclea Pontica ·» 263-8, pl.37-38

Constantine LAGOS: Two second century BC bronze hoard from the Black Sea ·» 268-274, pl.39-40

Michael R. JENKINS: A hoard from Elephantine Island ·» 274-276, pl.41-42

J.H.C. WILLIAMS: The silver coins from East Anglia attributed to king Prasutagus of the Iceni - a new reading of the obverse inscription ·» 276-281, pl.40

Derek R. SMITH: The DECVRSIO Sestertius Types of Nero and Lusus Troiae ·» 282-289, pl.43-44

Malcolm LYNE: Two new coin types for Carausius and Allectus and their implications ·» 290-2, pl.45

Oliver D. HOOVER: Three late Roman 'Purse' hoards from Aphrodisias ·» 292-297, pl.45

Serge BOFFA: Numismatique et Diplomatique. Réflexions à propos d'une monnaie prétenduement frappée par Godefroid Ier, duc de Lotharingie et comte de Louvain (1095-1139) ·» 298-304

R.W. KIRTON / Lord STEWARTBY: The long voided cross sterlings of Kinghorn ·» 304-308

COIN HOARDS 2000:

Ancient hoards ·» 309-322

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 322-327

Islamic hoards ·» 328-334

Warren C. Schultz: A Hoard of Mamluk Dirhams ·» 328-329

Fawzan BARRAGE / Warren C. SCHUTZ: A Hoard of Mamluk Dirhams from a Shipwreck ·» 329-334

Michael FORD: The coin hoards of late Roman/early Byzantine Egypt from the reform of Diocletianus to the reform of Anastasius, AD Anastasius, AD 294-491 ·» 335-367

REVIEWS 2000: see separate page ·» 369-416

Harold B. MATTINGLY, The Presidendent's Adress - Rome and the Hellenistic World ·» 417-420

NC 161 (2001)   content: JSTOR

Constantine LAGOS: Athenea Itonia at Koroneia (Boiotia) and in Cilicia ·» 1-10, pl.1

Stephen M. HUSTON / Catherine C. LORBER: A hoard of Ptolemaic bronze coins in Commerce, October 1992 (CH 8, 413) ·» 11-40, pl.2-14

Alla KUSHNIR-STEIN: Was late Hellenistic silver coinage minted for propaganda purposes? ·» 41-52

R.H.J. ASHTON: Rhodian bronze coinage and the siege of Mithradates VI ·» 53-66, pl.15-30

Robert GONNELLA: New evidence for dating the reign of Vonones I ·» 67-73, pl.30-31

Richard P. DUNCAN-JONES: The denarii of Septimius Severus and the mobility of Roman coin ·» 75-89

Tony GOODWIN: Arab-Byzantine coins - the significance of overstrikes ·» 91-109, pl.32-34

D.M. METCALF: Monetary recession in the Middle Byzantine period: the numismatic evidence ·» 111-155

Simon COUPLAND: The coinage of Lothar I (840-855) ·» 157-198, pl.35-39

A.R. VARDANIAN: Some peculiarities of the coinage in Dvin in the twelft and thirteenth centuries ·» 199-205, pl.40-42

Julian BAKER / Matthew PONTING: The early period of minting of deniers tournois in the principality of Achaïa (to 1289) and their relation to the issues of the duchy of Athens ·» 207-254, pl.43-44

Simon BENDALL: An early fourteenth century hoard of Thessalonican trachea ·» 255-277, pl.45-50 _ [Errata: NC 162, p.264]

NOTES:

John G.F. HIND: Centaurs, Satyrs and Nymphs on the early silver coins of Thasos and the tribes of mount Pangaion ·» 279-282, pl.51

A. KAKHIDZE / I. IASHVILI / M. VICKERS: Silver coins of Black Sea coastal cities from the fifth century BC necropolis at Pichvnari ·» 282-287, pl.52

Allen KERKESLAGER: The Apophis snake on a coin of Domitian from Alexandria (BMC Alexandria 348; RPC 2,2756) ·» 287-290, pl.51

Malcolm LYNE: Two notes on the coinage of Carausius ·» 291-292, pl.51

Lord STEWARTBY: Lichfield and Chichester ·» 293-295

Martin ALLEN: The archbishop of York's mint in the 1330s ·» 295-301, pl.53

B.J. COOK: The afterlife of a coinage: the Lancastrian salut in England and elsewhere ·» 302-307

Tiffany GAINES / Eric McGRATH / Rebekah LANGRILL / Mark BENVENUTO: Chemical compositions of some of the Japanese Kanei-Tsuho coins via energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence ·» 308-317

Otto Chun-Cheung LAM: Loan certificates of the Canton Merchant Volunteer Defence Corps headquarters, 1924 ·» 317-328, pl.55-58

COIN HOARDS 2001:

Ancient hoards ·» 329-348

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 349-359

Mark BLACKBURN: A Viking hoard from Thurcaston, Leics.: preliminary report ·» 349-352, pl.54

REVIEWS 2001: see separate page ·» 361-384

Harold B. MATTINGLY, The Presidendent's Adress - Coin Hoards and History ·» 385-388

NC 162 (2002)   content: JSTOR

Wolfgang FISCHER-BOSSERT: A lead test-piece of a Syracusan tetradrachm by the engravers Euth... and Eum... ·» 1-9, pl.1-3

Richard ASHTON / Philip KINNS: Opuscula Anatolica ·» 11-31, pl.4-6

Sergei A. KOVALENKO: Stuck lead pieces from Tauric Chersonesos: coins or tesserae? ·» 33-58, pl.7-10

R.H.J. ASHTON: Clubs, Thunderbolts, Torches, Stars and Caducei: more pseudo-Rhodian drachms from mainland Greece and the Islands ·» 59-78, pl.11-18

A.R. MEADOWS: Statonikeia in Caria: the Hellenistic city and its coinage ·» 79-134, pl.19-30

Paul A. LEGUTKO: The revolt of Macrinus and Quietus and its effect on Alexandrian coinage, AD 260-263 ·» 135-168

Edward BESLY / Peter WEBSTER: A hoard of Tetrarchic Nummi from Bridgend, south Wales ·» 169-215, pl.31-42

D.M. METCALF / J.P. NORTHOVER: Sporadic debasement in the English coinage, c.1009-1052 ·» 217-236

Timothy CRAFTER: A die study of the Cross-and-Crosslets type of the Ipwich mint, c.1161/2-1180 ·» 237-251, pl.43-47

Simon BENDALL: Notes on the coinage in the name of John Comnenus-Ducas of Thessalonica (AD 1237-44) ·» 253-263, pl.48

ERRATA: An Early Fourteenth-Century Hoard of Thessalonican Trachea ·» 264 [see NC (2001) 255-277]

Marcus PHILLIPS / Susan TYLER-SMITH: A hoard of Venetian grossi and Mamluk dirhems ·» 265-291, pl.49

D.G. TOR: A numismatic history of the first Saffarid dynasty (AH 247-300 / AD 861-911) ·» 293-314

Nicholas RHODES: Coinage of the Mi-nyag, Tangut People, the Xi Xia dynasty ·» 315-332

NOTES:

Joshua D. SOSIN: Boeotian silver, Theban agio and bronze Drachmas ·» 333-339

Christopher HOWGEGO: The denarii of Septimus Severus and the mobility of Roman coin: a reply ·» 339-342

R.P. DUNCAN-JONES: The denarii of Septimus Severus and the mobility of Roman coin: further comment ·» 342-345

Richard ABDY: A new coin type of Gallienus found in Hertfordshire ·» 346-350, pl.50

John VANDERSPOEL / Michelle L. MANN: The Empress Fausta as Romano-Celtic Dea Nutrix ·» 350-355, pl.51

C. VLACHOU / G. McDONNELL / R. JANAWAY: New evidence for the process used to silver plate counterfeit dirhams ·» 356-358, pl.52

E. ASKARI / W.L. TREADWELL: Catalogue of Buyid coins in the National Museum of Iran ·» 359-364, pl.53-59

Jos BENDERS: Sterlings from Gelre (Gelderland) ·» 365-372

Lord STEWARTBY: London mint accounts, 1399-1402 ·» 373.

A.M. BURNETT: Bibliography of John KENT (1928-2000) ·» 375-383

COIN HOARDS 2002:

Ancient hoards ·» 385-395

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 395-419

Lucia TRAVAINI / Martin ALLEN: A Short Cross hoard from near Ponttremolo (Italy), 1822 ·» 397-402

Marcus PHILLIPS: A hoard of French Feudal coins from the First Crusade ·» 402-40 4

Michael FEDOROV: A hoard of fourteenth century Chaghatayid silver coins from north Kirghizstan ·» 404-409

REVIEWS 2002: see separate page ·» 421-460

Harold B. MATTINGLY, The President's address - Some Numismatic Puzzles ·» 461-466, pl.60-61

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Richard ASHTON / Philip KINNS: Opuscula Anatolica II ·» 1-47, pl.1-8

Valentina ARENA: New acquisitions at the British Museum: additions to Price, Alexander, and to the 1870 Larnaca hoard ·» 49-57, pl.9-14

Catharine C. LORBER / Oliver D. HOOVER: An unpublished tetradrachm issued by the artists of Dionysos ·» 59-68, pl.15-17

Elizabeth ERRINGTON: A survey of late hoards of punch-marked Indian coins ·» 69-121, pl.18-23

E.M. ZARROW: Sicily and the coinage of Octavian and Sextus Pompey: Aeneas or the Catanean Brothers? ·» 123-135, pl.24

R.A. ABDY: Worn sestertii in Roman Britain and the Longhorsley hoard ·» 137-146, pl.25

Malcolm LYNE: Some new coin types of Carausius and Allectus and the history of the British provinces AD 286-296 ·» 147-168, pl.26-27

Alan DEARN: The coinage of Vetranio: Imperial representation and the memory of Constantine the Great ·» 169-191, pl.28

Kyriacos N. ECONOMIDES: Byzantine folles countermarked with Heraclian monograms found in Cyprus ·» 193-204, pl.29

D.M. METCALF: Byzantine, Islamic, and Crusader coins from Saranda Kolones, Paphos ·» 205-226, pl.30

Lord STEWARTBY / C.S.S. LYON / M.B. SHARP: The Geashill hoard of Anglo-Viking coins ·» 227-236, pl.31-32

Borys PASZKIEWICZ: Between centralisation and fragmentation: Silesian mints and coinage in the fifteenth century ·» 237-259, pl.33-35A

Michael FEDOROV: Qarakhanid coins of Tirmidh and Balkh as a historical source: New Numismatic Data on the History of the Qarakhanid Dominions of Tirmidh and Balkh ·» 261-285, pl.36-38

Lorenz KORN: A dirham hoard from the time of the Mintāsh revolt ·» 287-312, pl.39-40

R.N.J. WRIGHT: The Yuan Shih-k'ai Dollar (Y.329) - a review ·» 313-334, pl.41-42

COIN HOARDS 2003:

Ancient hoards ·» 335-341

A.R. MEADOWS: The Apadana foundation deposit (IGCH 1789): some clarification ·» 342-344

Gregory TERZIAN / Gonda Van STEEN: A hoard of bronze coins of Maroneia ·» 344-347, pl.43-44

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 347-348

Elina SCREEN: The 'Ratto' parcel: a find of eleventh century French coins from Italy ·» 349-353, pl.45-46

S.J. MANSFIELD: A hoard of twenty Byzantine copper coins ·» 354-355

Tony GOODWIN: A hoard of seventh century Byzantine dodecanummia ·» 355-357, pl.47

Ruud SCHÜTTENHELM: Iran: A hoard of Muzaffarid silver dinars ·» 357-360, pl.44

Michael FEDOROV: Kirgisztan: The Dzhalalabad hoard of Qarakhanid dirhams (AD 1009-39) as a historical source ·» 361-375

EXCAVATION COINS:

Richard HOBBS: Coins from the AAPP excavations, Pompeii ·» 377-379

Ashton, R.H.J.: Excavation coins from Phanagoreia ·» 379-385, pl.48

Hüseyin KÖKER: The Greek coins from the 1952-3 excavations at Cyzicus ·» 385-392, pl.49

Antonio ROMA: British medieval coins in Castilian archaeological contexts ·» 392-395

Timothy INSOLL: Three gold dinars from Bahrain ·» 395-398, pl.50

REVIEWS 2003: see separate page ·» 399-431

Harold B. MATTINGLY, The President's address - Circulation areas of ancient coinage ·» 433-435, pl.51-52

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Frédéric MAFFRE: Le monnayage de Pharnabaze frappé dans l'atelier de Cyzique ·» 1-32, pl.1-2

R.H.J. ASHTON: Kaunos, not Miletos or Mylasa ·» 33-46, pl.2

A.R. MEADOWS: The earliest coinage of Alexandria Troas ·» 47-70, pl.3

Richard ASHTON / Philip KINNS: Opuscula Anatolica III ·» 71-107, pl.4-9

Ziad SAWAYA: Le monnayage municipal Séleucide de Bérytos (169/8-114/3? av. J.-C.) ·» 109-146, pl.10-18

Nathan T. ELKINS: Locating the imperial box in the Flavian amphitheatre: the numismatic evidence ·» 147-157, pl.19-20

Lucia TRAVAINI: Saints and sinners. Coins in medieval Italian graves ·» 159-181

William R. Jr. DAY: Early imitations of the gold florin of Florence and the imitation florin of Chivasso in the name of Theodore I Paleologus, Marquis of Montferrat (1306-1338) ·» 183-199

Michael FEDOROV: Qarākhānid coins as a source for the history of Saghāniyān ·» 201-208

Otto Chun-Cheung LAM: The 1819 Canton Bank note and Parsee bankers in China ·» 209-218, pl.21-23

NOTES:

Stanley IRELAND: An addition to Amastrian coin-types ·» 219-221, pl.24

Stanley IRELAND: A new specimen of the KOP cistophorus ·» 221-3, pl.24

Stanley IRELAND: Another example of a Rhodian forgery ·» 223-4, pl.24

Nicholas HARDWICK: Three groups of Chian forgeries ·» 224-6, pl.24

Bernhard E. WOYTEK: Trajan's restoration of the denarius RRC 343/1b ·» 227-233, pl.25

N.M.McQ. HOLMES: A uniface gold medallion of Constantine II ·» 233-5, pl.24

Andrew ODDY: A new proto-Umayyad mint in Syria ·» 236-240, pl.26-27

M. CRUSAFONT i SABATER: An unpublished Ravenna tremissis of Charlemagne ·» 241-244, pl.28

Lord STEWARTBY: An Edward III Berwick farthing of reduced fineness ·» 245-248, pl.28

COIN HOARDS 2004:

Ancient hoards ·» 249-253

Susan TYLER-SMITH: Iran: A parcel of Persis drachms, half drachms and obols ·» 253-271, pl.29-33

Kazim ABDULLAEV: Uzbekistan: A hoard of Kushan copper coins from the Khalchayan area (Sekharakat village, Surkhandarya Region, Uzbekistan) - a preliminary report ·» 272-279, pl.34-35

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 279-281

Martin ALLEN: The Framlingham Castle, Suffolk, hoard of Cross-and-Crosslets (Tealby) and Short Cross coins, 1850 ·» 282-291

B.J. COOK: Spain: A hoard of medieval English coins from Yurreta, near Bilbao ·» 292-295

Rory NAISMITH: Near East: A hoard of Byzantine copper coins ending with the last year of Maurice ·» 296-299

Marcus PHILLIPS: A late hoard of Crusader and French billon pennies from Syria ·» 299-308, pl.36-38

Susan TYLER-SMITH: The Kavād hoard ·» 308-312, pl.39

Michael FEDOROV: The Osh hoard of copper silver-washed dirhams minted c. 1128-1132 ·» 312-321

Michael FEDOROV: A hoard of Khytai copper-lead alloy silver-washed dirhams from the Krasnaia Rechka hillfort ·» 322-327, pl.40

EXCAVATION COINS:

Anne DESTROOPER: Coins from the New York University excavations on Geronisos (Cyprus), 1990-1997 ·» 329-331

REVIEWS 2004: see separate page ·» 333-355

Harold B. MATTINGLY: The President's address - From Coins to History ·» 357-360, pl.41-43

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J.G.F. HIND: The types on the Phasian silver coins of the fifth-fourth centuries BC (the 'Kolkhidki' of western Georgia) ·» 1-14, pl.1

Sergei A. KOVALENKO / Arcady A. MOLCHANOV: The coinage of Theodosia in the 5th-4th centuries BC ·» 15-22, pl.2

Katerini LIAMPI: Iolkos and Pagasai: two new Thessalian mints ·» 23-40, pl.3

Derek R. SMITH: New evidence for the identification of Aphrodite on staters of Corinth ·» 41-43, pl.1

Catharine C. LORBER: A revised chronology for the coinage of Ptolemy I ·» 45-64

R.H.J. ASHTON: The coinage of Oinoanda (with Appendix 3 by N.V. Sekunda) ·» 65-84, pl.4-8

R.H.J. ASHTON: Recent epigraphic evidence for the start of the Rhodian and Lykian League Plinthophoroi ·» 85-89

A.R. MEADOWS: Ptolemy VI, VIII, Cleopatra II, Cyprus and Argos: an enigmatic monetary transaction of the 2nd century BC ·» 91-97

Ziad SAWAYA,: Les tétradrachmes Séleucides à l'aigle de Bérytos ·» 99-124, pl.9-14

J.H.C. WILLIAMS: Stability and variety in the weight-standards of Cunobelin's precious metal coinage ·» 125-128

Colin HASELGROVE: A new approach to analysing the circulation of Iron Age coinage ·» 129-174

Richard ABDY / Nicholas HARLING: Two important new Roman coins ·» 175-178, pl.15

Karsten DAHMEN: The Alexander busts of the Macedonian Koinon - new evidence for sequence and chronology ·» 179-181, pl.15

Haim GITLER: A group of 120 clay Bullae from Petra with titles of the city ·» 183-192, pl.16-26

Rory NAISMITH: Islamic coins from early medieval England ·» 193-222

Lord STEWARTBY: The 1834 Baddinsgill find of crescent sterlings ·» 223-225, pl.27

Martin ALLEN: The weight standard of the English coinage 1158-1279 ·» 227-233

Peter ILISCH: Datierung und Herkunft der Köln-Imitationen (Hävernick 80-87) ·» 235-248, pl.28-29

Marcus PHILLIPS: The 'Roupen' hoard of helmet pennies of Antioch ·» 249-276, pl.30-37

Marcus PHILLIPS: A Merovingian copper coin from the Near East ·» 277, pl.37

Karl SHEA: A die-link between Raymond Roupen and Bohemond IV of Antioch ·» 279-284

Arnold SPAER: A seal of Archbishop Ernesius (Hernes) of Caesarea ·» 285-6, pl.27

Nikolaus SCHINDEL: Sasanian mint abbreviations: the evidence of style ·» 287-299, pl.38-39

COIN HOARDS 2005:

Ancient hoards ·» 301-313

Paul BELIËN: A hoard of Byzantine folles from Beirut ·» 314-322

Tony GOODWIN: A hoard of tenth and eleventh century Byzantine folles with Arabic countermarks ·» 323-339, pl.40-41

Wolfgang SCHULZE / Jens Christian MOESGAARD: A further hoard of tenth and eleventh century Byzantine folles with Arabic countermarks ·» 339-346

Michael FEDOROV: The Dzlialalabad hoard of Qarakhanid dirharns minted in 417-20/1026-9 ·» 348-354, pl.42

Michael FEDOROV: The Krasnaia Reclika hoard of Qarakhanid dirhams (401-42/1010-51) ·» 354-363, pl.43

Michael FEDOROV: The Osh hoard of Qarakhanid copper silvered dirharns (560-96/1164-1200) ·» 364-367

Michael FEDOROV: The Burana hoard of gold dinars (574-609/1178-1213) ·» 368-375, pl.44

EXCAVATION COINS:

Richard HOBBS: Coins from the AAPP excavations, Pompeii: update 1 ·» 377-381, pl.45

Jens Christian MOESGAARD: Trouvailles anciennes de monnaies gauloises dans les alentours d'Evreux (dép. Eure, France) ·» 381-383, pl.46

REVIEWS 2005: see separate page ·» 385-416

The President's address, Joe CRIBB Money as Metaphor (1): Money is Justice, the origins of money and coinage ·» 417-438, pl.47

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R.H.J. ASHTON: The beginning of bronze coinage in Karia and Lykia ·» 1-14, pl.1-5

Paolo VISONÀ: A new Wrinkle in the mid-Carthaginian silver series ·» 15-23, pl.7-8

Caspar MEYER: A lead test-piece from Histria in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford ·» 25-26

Andrew P. MCINTYRE: The Alexander tetradrachms of Termessos Major ·» 27-30, pl.9-10

Philip KINNS: A new third century BC didrachm of Chios in Ionia ·» 31-39, pl.11

Philip KINNS: A new didrachm of Magnesia on the Maeander ·» 41-47, pl.13

Catharine C. LORBER / Arthur HOUGHTON: Cappadocian tetradrachms in the name of Antiochus VII (with an appendix of quantitive analyses by Petr Vesely) ·» 49-97, pl.15-26

Rachel BARKAY: Seven new silver coins of Malichus I and Obodas III ·» 99-103

Oliver D. HOOVER: A reassessment of Nabataean lead coinage in light of new discoveries ·» 105-119, pl.27-30

Kenneth LÖNNQVIST / Minna LÖNNQVIST: The numismatic chronology of Qumran: fact and fiction ·» 121-165

Robert TYE: Late Indian punchmarked coins in the Mir Zakah II hoard ·» 167-171

Pankaj TANDON: New light on the Pāratarājas ·» 173-209

Nathan T. ELKINS: The Flavian Colosseum Sestertii: currency or largess? ·» 211-221, pl.31-32

R.P. DUNCAN-JONES: Crispina and the coinage of the empresses ·» 223-228

Karsten DAHMEN / Peter ILISCH: Securitas Saeculi - a new revival of a Probus Reverse-type in the gold coinage of Constantine I ·» 229-231

Paul BELIËN: A previously unknown gold medallion of Constantius II Caesar from Ticinum ·» 233-235

Martin ALLEN: The Cambridge Mint after the Norman conquest ·» 237-244, pl.33

Arie VAN HERWIJNEN / Peter ILISCH: A medieval coin find from the Netherlands: filling a gap for Dorestad? ·» 245-249

Borys PASZKIEWICZ: Anglo-Saxon and imitative pennies from the Raciążek Hoard (1940) ·» 251-268, pl.35-38

Eleni LIANTA: John II Comnenus (1118-43) or John III Vatatzes (1222-54)? Distinguishing the hyperpyra of John II from those of John III ·» 269-299, pl.39-56

Robert KOOL: A thirteenth century hoard of gold florins from the medieval harbour of Acre ·» 301-320, pl.57-61

Haim GITLER / Matthew PONTING: Chemical analysis of medieval Islamic coin dies ·» 321-326, pl.63

Pankaj TANDON: A gold coin of the Pāla king Dharmapāla ·» 327-333

T.D. YIH: The typology of Xinjiang silver half miscal pieces inscribed Obdan Gumush / Besh Fen ·» 335-357, pl.65-70

Warren W. ESTY: How to estimate the original number of dies and the coverage of a sample ·» 359-364

COIN HOARDS 2006:

Ancient hoards ·» 365-373

W.M. STANCOMB: A hoard found at Myrmekion, north-east of Panticapaeum, Ukraine ·» 373-378

Kerstin HÖGHAMMAR: A small hoard of Koan drachms and hemidrachms from c. 200 BC ·» 378-380, pl.71

A.R. MEADOWS: More from the 'Phoenicia' hoard (IGCH 1497) ·» 381-382, pl.72-73

Nicholas HARDWICK: IGCH 1649: Tell el Mashkouta, (anc. Pithom-Heroopolis), 17 km W. of Ismailia, 1947-1948 ·» 382-384, pl.74

Medieval and modern hoards

Nikolaus SCHINDEL: A hoard of Umayyad copper coins from Baysān ·» 385-392, pl.75

Tony GOODWIN: A hoard of Byzantine tetartera and clipped folles ·» 393-400, pl.76

Michael FEDOROV: The Burana hoard of gold dinars (566-605/1170-1209) ·» 401-408, pl.77

Michael FEDOROV: A hoard of Khytai copper-lead alloy silver-washed dirhams from the Burana Hillfort ·» 409-414, pl.78-79

EXCAVATION COINS:

Elpida KOSMIDOU: Greek coins from the Eastern Cemetery of Amphipolis ·» 415-431, pl.81-82

Tasha VORDERSTRASSE: A countermarked Byzantine coin of Heraclius (610-41) from Tell Kurdu ·» 433-438

REVIEW ARTICLE:

Ziad SAWAYA: Le Monnayage d'Arados Hellénistique ·» 439-471

REVIEWS 2006: see separate page ·» 473-491

The President's address, Joe CRIBB: Money as Metaphor (2): Money is Order, the practice of numismatics ·» 493-517, pl.83-96

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J. HOURMOUZIADIS / B. WEISSER: A metrological study of Bosporan silver coins, 437-375 BC ·» 1-8

J.G.F. HIND: City Heads/Personifications and Omens from Zeus (the coins of Sinope, Istria and Olbia in the V-IV centuries BC) ·» 9-22, pl.1-2

J.G.F. HIND: Homer's 'Stout Helmet' on the coins of Mesambria on the Black Sea ·» 23-24

W.M. STANCOMB: Some countermarked and overstuck Hellenistic coins from the region of the Thracian Bosporus ·» 25-32, pl.3-4

Steluţa GRAMATICU / Virgil IONIŢĂ: Monnaies de bronze inédites de Callatis du Ier siècle av. J.-C. et du Ier siècle ap.J.-C. ·» 33-45, pl.5-6

R.H.J. ASHTON: The pre-Imperial coinage of Iasos ·» 47-78, pl.7-15

Kerstin HÖGHAMMAR: A group of Koan issues from c. 200 BC ·» 79-92, pl.16-17

Andrew P. MCINTYRE: The Eras of the Alexanders of Aspendos and Perge ·» 93-98, pl.18-20

Josette ELAYI: Gerashtart, king of the Phoenician city of Arwad in the 4th cent. BC ·» 99-104, pl.21

Catharine C. LORBER: The Ptolomaic Era coinage revisited ·» 105-117

Tom STEVENSON: Roman coins and refusals of the title Pater Patriae ·» 119-141, pl.22

Gunnar SEELENTAG: Titus and the supposed title Designatus Imperator ·» 143-146

Bernhard E. WOYTEK / Katharina UHLIR / Michael ALRAM / Manfred SCHREINER / Martina GRIESSER: The denarius under Trajan: new metallurgical analyses ·» 147-163, pl.23-28

Peter DEARING: A double radiate of Florian ·» 165-169

Harry FALK: The names of the Pāratarājas issuing coins with Kharosthī legends ·» 171-178

Lord STEWARTBY / D.M. METCALF: The bust of Christ on an early Anglo-Saxon coin ·» 179-182

Jos BENDERS / Jeroen F. BENDERS: Quid sunt 'marce sterlingorum' fabricate apud Vollenho? A numismatic puzzle in the diocese of Utrecht at the beginning of the thirteenth century ·» 183-187

Borys PASZKIEWICZ: The Szlichtyngowa hoard (2006) ·» 189-210, pl.29-32

Julian, Baker: Two thirteenth-century hoards and some site finds from Argos ·» 211-233, pl.33-35

Karl SHEA: Another die identified for the die-link between Raymond Roupen and Bohemond IV of Antioch ·» 235-236

François THIERRY: Identification of the Nguyên Thông coins of the Cành Hung Period (1740-1786) ·» 237-241, pl.36

COIN HOARDS 2007:

Ancient hoards ·» 243-263

Richard ASHTON: Greece: IGCH252 'Cnossus, Crete, before 1955' ·» 258.

Erik CHRISTIANSEN: Egypt: EEF hoard of Alexandrian tetradrachms (CH VII,A27) ·» 259-260

Gillian E. BOWEN: Ismant el-Kharab, ancient Kellis, in the Dakhleh Oasis ·» 260-263

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 264-285

Wolfgang SCHULZE: A hoard of seventh century Byzantine folles found near Aleppo ·» 272-276

Michael FEDOROV / Andrew KUZNETSOV: Uzbekistan: A hoard of early mediaeval Chach coins from Kanka ·» 277-285, pl.38-39

EXCAVATION COINS:

T. Sam N. MOORHEAD: The ancient and early medieval coins from the Triconch Palace at Butrint, c. 2^nd century BC - c.600 AD ·» 287-304

Hüseyin KÖKER: The Roman Provincial, Roman Imperial, Byzantine, medieval and Islamic coins from the 1952-3 Excavation at Cyzicus ·» 305-314

REVIEWS 2007: see separate page ·» 315-360

The President's address, Joe CRIBBMoney as Metaphor (Part 3) ·» 361-395, pl.42-52

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J.G.F. HIND: Two notes on early coin types of Pantikapaion and Phanagoreia ·» 1-8, pl.1

Nicholas HARDWICK: A new variety of Chian forgery in Hobart ·» 9-13, pl.2

Alain G. ELAYI / Jean-Noël BARRANDON / Josette ELAYI: The change of standard of Tyrian silver coinage in about 357 BC as determined by fast neutron activation analysis ·» 15-20, pl.3-5

Vasiliki E. STEFANAKI: The coinage of Telos in the late Classical and early Hellenistic Periods ·» 21-32, pl.6-9

Anne DESTROOPER: Les débuts du monnayage en bronze à Chypre ·» 33-41, pl.10

Peter THONEMANN: Cistophoric geography: Toriaion and Kormasa ·» 43-60, pl.11-12

Ziad SAWAYA: Les monnaies civiques non datées de Bérytos. Reflet d'un passage discret de l'hégémonie séleucide à l'autonomie (102/1-82/1 av. J.-C.) ·» 61-109, pl.13-20

R.H.J. ASHTON / A.R. MEADOWS: The Letoon deposit; Lycian League coinage, Rhodian Plinthophori, and pseudo-Rhodian drachms from Haliartos (yet again) and Asia Minor ·» 111-134

Stanley IRELAND / Peter COOK: A new mint for Mithradates VI of Pontus? ·» 135-139, pl.21

Richard WITSCHONKE: The H Denarius rehabilitated ·» 141-144, pl.22-25

Malcolm LYNE: Two 'Dies' made from coin obverses of Allectus and their historical significance (with an Appendix by D.R. Hook / P.J. Fletcher / J.C. Ambers) ·» 145-150, pl.26-27

François THIERRY: Quelques observations à propos des "wuzhu de Shu" ·» 151-165

Richard KELLEHER / Ian LEINS: Roman, medieval and later coins from the Vintry, City of London (with an Appendix on the Tower Mint Excavation coins by B.J. Cook) ·» 167-240

Demetrios ATHANASOULIS / Julian BAKER: Medieval Clarentza. The coins 1999-2004 with additional medieval coin finds from the nomos of Elis ·» 241-301, pl.28-35

Georges Abou DIWAN: Un Trésor monétaire de Beyrouth. À propos de la circulation des monnaies d'Anastase au VI^e siècle ·» 303-320, pl.36-42

Wolfgang SCHULZE: An anonymous copper coin re-attributed from Trebizond to Syria ·» 321-330, pl.43

Luke TREADWELL: The copper coinage of Umayyad Iran ·» 331-381, pl.44

COIN HOARDS 2008:

Ancient hoards ·» 383-410

Sam MOORHEAD: Two Carauslan aurei from Ashbourne, Derbyshire ·» 397-399

N.M.McQ. HOLMES: A parcel of coins from the Kôm el-asl Hoard I ·» 399-405

N.M.McQ. HOLMES / E.R. O'CONNELL: A parcel of late Roman bronze coins from Thebes ·» 405-410

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 411-451

M.A.S. BLACKBURN; Norwich (40 Fishergate), Norfolk, 2005 Hoard ·» 411-2, pl.45

Mark CURTEIS: A hoard of silver hammered coins from Coventry 2006 ·» 428-430

Marcus PHILLIPS: Helmet pennies in the name of Bohemond of Antioch from the 'van Nerom' hoard ·» 434-437, pl.46-47

Marcus PHILLIPS: Fifteen coins from the Kessab hoard (1932) ·» 438-442, pl.48-49

T.V. BUTTREY: A hoard of Spanish and Spanish American silver cobs ·» 443-446, pl.50-52

Michael FEDOROV / Andrew KUZNETSOV: Uzbekistan: A hoard of early mediaeval Khwarezmian drachms from the Kuiuk-kala hill fort ·» 446-451, pl.53

EXCAVATION COINS:

Sam MOORHEAD: The coins from the excavations at Tel Jezreel (Israel) ·» 453-474

REVIEWS 2008: see separate page ·» 475-498

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J.A.W. WARREN: Sikyon: a Case-Study in the Adoption of Coinage by a Polis in the Fifth Century BC ·» 1-13, pl.1

William STANCOMB: The Autonomous Bronze Coinage of Heraclea Pontica ·» 15-28, pl.2-5

Nomiki GARGALI: Coins from a Hellenistic Cemetery on Kalymna, and New Light on the Coinage of Kos in the Second Century BC ·» 29-37, pl.6

R.H.J. ASHTON: The Only Recorded Name on Rhodian Plinthophoric Chalkoi ·» 39-43, pl.7

Oliver D. HOOVER / Panagiotis, P. IOSSIF: A Lead Tetradrachm of Tyre from the Second Reign of Demetrius ·» 45-50, pl.8

Elke KRENGEL / Catharine C. LORBER: Early Cappadocian Tetradrachms in the Name of Antiochus VII ·» 51-104, pl.9-18

Daniela WILLIAMS: The Coins of Pontus, Paphlagonia and Bithynia in the Collection of the Archaeological Museum in Florence ·» 105-136, pl.19-29

Pankaj TANDON: Further Light on the Pāratarājas: an Absolute Chronology of the Brāhmī and Kharosthī Series ·» 137-171

Pankaj TANDON: The Western Kshatrapa Dāmazāda ·» 173-187

David WOODS: Caesar the Elephant against Juba the Snake ·» 189-192

Jean-Claude Richard RALITE: Une tessère érotique (spintria) découverte dans les ateliers de potiers de Sálleles (Aude) près de Narbonne (France, Aude) ·» 193-197, pl.30

Nathan T. ELKINS: What are they doing here? Flavian Colosseum "Sestertii" from Archaeological Contexts in Hessen and the Taunus-Wetterau "Limes" (with an Addendum to NC 2006) ·» 199-204

Martin BECKMANN: Intra-Family Die Links in the Antonine Mint at Rome ·» 205-211, pl.31

Martin ALLEN: Monthly Mint Output Figures for the Coinage of Richard III ·» 213-215

Johnathan JARRETT: Currency Change in Pre-millennial Catalonia: Coinage, Counts and Economics ·» 217-243

Aram VARDANYAN: The History of Iranian Adharbayjān and Armenia in the Rawwādid Period (Tenth Century AD) According to Narrative Sources and Coins ·» 245-260, pl.32-33

Alexander AKOPYAN / Aram VARDANYAN: A Donative Dirham of the Shirwanshah Muhammad ibn Ahmad (AH 370-81) struck at Barda'a in AH 373 (982/3) ·» 261-267

Michael FEDOROV: Qarākhānid Coins as a Source for the History of Barskhān ·» 269-286

T.D. YIH: The Typology of Xinjiang Silver Tenga and Copper Fulus of Yakub Beg (1820-77) ·» 287-329, pl.34-43

COIN HOARDS 2009:

Ancient hoards ·» 331-349

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 350-374

Susan TYLER-SMITH: The 'Berlin' parcel of Sasanian drachms ·» 375-400, pl.44-48

EXCAVATION COINS

Ahmet YARAS / Dincer Savas LENGER: Coins from the Necropolis of Maymun Sekisi Tepesi near Pergamon ·» 401-403

Ahmet YARAS / Dincer Savas LENGER: Coins from the Necropolis of Çakmaktepe, Allianoi ·» 404-406

Erdal ÜNAL: Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Medieval and Islamic Coins from the Excavations at Kyme, Aiolis, 1951-1954 ·» 407-423

Bartolomé MORA: The Circulation of Bronze Currency in Málaga during the Sixth Century AD: new findings ·» 424-430, pl.49

Medea TSOTSELIA: A New Specimen of a Georgian-Sasanian Coin of Stephanos I ·» 431-436

REVIEWS 2009: see separate page ·» 437-459

Joe CRIBB: The President's address - Money as Metaphor (4): Money is Power, currency, circulation; a universal theory of coin design ·» 461-529 (with pl.50-56)

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Michael VICKERS / Amiran KAKHIDZE / Irine VARSHALOMIDZE: Kolkhidki: a Footnote ·» 1-2, pl.1

Josette ELAYI / Alain G. ELAYI: A Series of Coins from Byblos with the Name of the City (4th Cent. BC) ·» 3-8

Jack NURPETLIAn: The Dating of the Civic Coins of Artaxata ·» 9-16, pl.2

Jens JAKOBSSEN: Antiochus Nicator, the Third King of Bactria? ·» 17-33

Jens JAKOBSSEN: A Possible New Indo-Greek King Zoilos III, and an Analysis of Realism on Indo-Greek Royal Portraits ·» 35-51

Richard PINCOCK: A Possibly Unique Isis Head Bronze Coin of Cleopatra I (180-176 BC) ·» 53-62

Paolo VISONÀ: Unusual Carthaginian Billon of the First Punic War and of the Libyan Revolt ·» 63-71, pl.3

Dario CALOMINO: Some Hitherto Unidentified Roman Provincial Issues among the Coin Finds of Nicopolis ·» 73-84, pl.4-5

Kevin BUTCHER: Ambrosia in Damascus? ·» 85-91, pl.6

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI: Some Unlisted Varieties and Rare Dies in Roman Republican Denarii ·» 93-97

David WOODS: Caligula's Quadrans ·» 99-103

Philip HARPER: Stylistic Links among Copies of Bronze Coins of Claudius I found in Britain and in Spain ·» 105-114

B.E. WOYTEK: A New Trajanic' Sestertius from Somerset and its Context: Some General Remarks on Struck Copies of Imperial Bronze Coins of Trajan ·» 115-128, pl.7-10

Daniel GRICOURT / Dominique HOLLARD: Les productions monétaires de Postume en 268-269 et celles de Lélien (269). Nouvelles propositions ·» 129-204, pl.11-12

Roger BLAND: Anonymous Half-Siliquae of the Late 4th Century AD ·» 205-214, pl.13-14

Rory NAISMITH: Six English Finds of Carolingian-Era Gold Coins ·» 215-225

Guillaume SARAH: Charlemagne, Charles the Bald and the Karolus monogram coinage. A multi-disciplinary study ·» 227-286, pl.15-21

Simon COUPLAND: Carolingian Single Finds and the Economy of the Early Ninth Century ·» 287-319

Nikolaus SCHINDEL / Wolfgang HAHN: Notes on Two Arab-Byzantine Coin Types from Seventh Century Syria ·» 321-330

Ingrid SCHULZE / Wolfgang SCHULZE: The Standing Caliph Coins of al-Jazīra: some problems and suggestions ·» 331-353

Aram VARDANYAN: Numismatic Evidence for the Presence of Zaydī'Alids in the Northern Jibāl, Gīlān and Khurāsān from AH 250 to 350 (AD 864-961) ·» 355-374, pl.22-23

E.J. FRAZER / J. van der TOUW: 'The Random Walk': A Study of Coins Lost and Found in an Urban Environment ·» 375-405

COIN HOARDS 2010

Ancient hoards ·» 407-431

Pankaj TANDON: A Hoard of Kushan Coins from Mingora ·» 427-431

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 432-451

EXCAVATION COINS

Dinçer Savaş LENGER / Ahmet YARAŞ: Coins from the Excavations at Güre, 2006-2007 ·» 453-456

Gillian E. BOWEN: The Coins from the 4th Century Churches and Christian Cemetery at Ismant el-Kharab, ancient Kellis, Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt ·» 457-483

Oren TAL / Issa BAIDOUN: A Hoard of Mamlūk, Ottoman and Venetian Coins (Fifteenth to Sixteenth Centuries) from Apollonia-Arsuf, Israel ·» 484-493, pl.25-27

Jeffrey FLEISHER / Stephanie WYNNE-JONES: Kilwa-type coins from Songo Mnara, Tanzania: New Finds and Chronological Implications ·» 494-506, pl.28

REVIEWS 2010: see separate page ·» 507-524

THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS:

Nicholas MAYHEW: The quantity theory of money: 1. The money supply ·» 525-531

Proceedings ·» 533-554

GENERAL DECENNIAL INDEX Volumes 161-170 ·» 555-586

NC 171 (2011)  content: JSTOR

Emanuel PETAC / Gheorghe NICULESCU / Migdonia GEORGESCU: The Fineness of Persian Silver Coins ·» 1-5

Daniel WOLF / Catharine LORBER: The 'Galatian Shield without Σ' Series of Ptolemaic Bronze Coins ·» 7-53, pl.1-3

Daniele CASTRIZIO: The Final Series of the Rhegion Mint ·» 55-66

Rachel BARKAY: The Earliest Nabataean Coinage ·» 67-73, pl.4-5

Kevin BUTCHER: Miscellaneous Provincials ·» 75-79, pl.6

Ian LEINS: Fragments Reunited: Reconstructing the Bedworth Iron Age Hoard ·» 81-86

Alessandro Maria JAIA / Maria Cristina MOLINARI: Two Deposits of Aes Grave from the Sanctuary of Sol Indiges (Torvaianica/Rome): the Dating and Function of the Roman Libral Series ·» 87-97, pl.7-9

Richard SCHAEFER / Andrew McCABE: A Fresh Look at Roman Republican Star Bronzes, RRC 113 and 196 ·» 99-108

Nikolaus SCHINDEL / Bernhard E. WOYTEK: Nero and the Making of the Roman Medallion ·» 109-120, pl.10-13

Bernhard E. WOYTEK: The Coinage of Apamea Myrlea under Trajan and the Problem of Double Communities in the Roman East ·» 121-132, pl.14

Roger BLAND: The Coinage of Vabalathus and Zenobia from Antioch and Alexandria ·» 133-186, pl.15-25

David WOODS: Numismatic Evidence and the Succession to Constantine I ·» 187-196, pl.26

Federico GAMBACORTA: The Silver Coinage of Aelia Eudoxia (400-404) in the Light of Two New Light Miliarenses ·» 197-202

Simon COUPLAND: A Checklist of Carolingian Coin Hoards 751-987 ·» 203-256, pl.27-28

Martin ALLEN: The Cambridge Mint after the Norman Conquest: Addenda ·» 257-259

Marcus PHILLIPS / Emily FREEMAN / Peter WOODHEAD: The Pimprez Hoard ·» 261-346, pl.29-62

Alan STAHL: Learning from the Zecca. The Medieval Mint of Venice as a Model for Pre-Modern Minting ·» 347-354

Shinji HIRANO: A New Coin in the Name of Pēčut Lord of Panch ·» 355-358

Aleksandr NAYMARK / Luke TREADWELL: An Arab-Sogdian Coin of AH 160: an Ikhshid in Ishtihan? ·» 359-366

François THIERRY: The Confucian Message on Vietnamese Coins. A closer look at the Nguyên dynasty's large coins with moral maxims ·» 367-406

COIN HOARDS 2011

Ancient hoards ·» 407-424

Medieval and modern hoards ·» 425-434

REVIEW ARTICLES and REVIEWS 2011: see separate page ·» 435-518

The President's address - Nicholas MAYHEW: The quantity theory of money: 2. Prices ·» 519-524

NC 172 (2012)  content: JSTOR

Nicholas L. WRIGHT: The Horseman and the Warrior: Paionia and Macedonia in the Fourth Century BC ·» 1-26

R.H.J. ASHTON: Cyme in Aeolis: Persic-weight Didrachms, Seleucid Attic-weight Coinage, and Contemporary Autonomous Bronzes ·» 27-34, pl.1

Richard PINCOCK: Are there Denominational Indications on Ptolemaic Bronze Coins? ·» 35-46

Daniela WILLIAMS / Bernhard WOYTEK: The Rediscovery of a Lost Sestertius Type and the Dacian Embassy to the Roman Senate in AD 102 ·» 47-62, pl.2-5

Kevin BUTCHER / Matthew PONTING: The Beginning of the End? The Denarius in the Second Century ·» 63-83

David WOODS: Postumus and the Three Suns: Neglected Numismatic Evidence for a Solar Halo ·» 85-92, pl.6

Sushma JANSARI: Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum ·» 93-104

Peter GUEST: The Production, Supply and Use of Late Roman and Early Byzantine Copper Coinage in the Eastern Empire ·» 105-131

Martin ALLEN: A Lead Striking of the Henry II Cross-and-Crosslets (Tealby) Coinage from Thetford ·» 133-135

Richard CASSIDY: Richard of Cornwall and the Royal Mints and Exchanges, 1247-59 ·» 137-156

Martin ALLEN: The Administration, Profits and Output of the Berwick Mint under English Control ·» 157-159

Beata MIAZGA / Borys PASZKIEWICZ / K. WACHOWSKI: The Wielka Wieś (Szadek) Hoard of Bracteates, Parvi and Ingots ·» 161-204, pl.7-11

Irakli PAGHAVA / Severiane TURKIA: A Unique Coin of Abū al-Hayjā, Ja'farid Emir of Tiflis ·» 205-212

METALLURGY in NUMISMATICS 5 - NC Editors'note ·» 213

David SELLWOOD: Counterfeit Parthian Drachms ·» 215-217, pl.12

Christoph RAUB / Ulrich ZWICKER: Cast Forgeries of Roman Denarii and Antoniniani, Silver-tin-copper and Copper-tin Alloys ·» 219-226, pl.13-14

M.R. COWELL / P. GUEST: Scientific Examination of Siliqua Copies and Forgeries from the Hoxne Treasure ·» 227-233, pl.15-17

William Andrew ODDY / M.M. ARCHIBALD / M.R. COWELL / N.D. MEEKS: Forgeries of Medieval English Gold Coins: Techniques of Production ·» 235-254, pl.18-21

K. EREMIN / N.M. HOLMES / J. TATE: Analysis of some Scottish Base Metal Issues of Mary and James VI ·» 255-263, pl.22-27

Charles W. SMITH / Philip L. MOSSMAN: Eighteenth Century Counterfeit English and Irish Halfpence ·» 265-276, pl.28

Thilo REHREN / Eckhard PAPPERT / Alex von BOHLEN: The Chemical Composition of Early Russian Platinum Coins ·» 277-286, pl.29

G.P. DYER: The Counterfeiting of Sovereigns in the Nineteenth Century ·» 287-292, pl.30-31

COIN HOARDS 2012

Richard ASHTON: Ancient hoards ·» 293-294

Nicholas HARDWICK: IGCH 352 (CH 2.125, 4.76,10.185): Hierapytna (mod. Hierapetra), Crete, 1933? ·» 295-305, pl.32-40

Medieval and modern hoards

Eric VANDENBOSSCHE / Simon COUPLAND: Une trouvaille de deniers Carolingiens dans la région de Bray-sur-Seine ·» 307-321, pl.41-44

Jacques LABROT: Île-de-France, Marcq en yvelines 2012 ·» 322.

Michael MÄRCHER: Six early modern Danish coin hoards ·» 323-332, pl.45-49

Andrea GARIBOLDI / Nikolaus SCHINDEL: A hoard of Kushano-Sasanian copper coins from Hulbuk ·» 333-334, pl.50

Michael FEDOROV / Andrew KUZNETSOV: Returning to the Kuiuk-Kala hoard of early mediaeval Khwarezmian drachms ·» 335-341, pl.51

EXCAVATION COINS

Dinçer Savas LENGER: Coins From The Tieion Excavations, including an unpublished Koinon Bithynion coin ·» 343-346

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 2012: see separate page ·» 347-395

The President's address, Nicholas MAYHEW: The quantity theory of money: 3. Velocity ·» 397-403

NC 173 (2013)  content: JSTOR

Pere Pau RIPOLLÈS / Jean-Albert CHEVILLON: The Archaic Coinage of Emporion ·» 1-21, pl.1-5

Samuel D. GARTLAND: The Electrum Coinage of Thebes ·» 23-32, pl.6-7

R.H.J. ASHTON: ΣΤΑΣΙΩΝ with Crossed Club and Bow: More Pseudo-Rhodian Drachms from Northern Greece ·» 33-53, pl.8-13

Nicholas L. WRIGHT: Ituraean Coinage in Context ·» 55-71, pl.14-15

Chenyu David ZENG: Some Notable Die-links among Bactrian Gold Staters ·» 73-78 pl.16-17

Richard ABDY: The Last Coin in Pompeii: A Re-evaluation of the Coin Hoard from the House of the Golden Bracelet ·» 79-83, pl.18-19

David SHOTTER: A Rare Find: A Neptune As of the Roman Emperor, Nerva ·» 85-97, pl.20-21

Bernhard WOYTEK: Further Imitations of Trajanic Bronze Coins from Britain ·» 99-104, pl.22-25

Dario CALOMINO: Die-sharing in Moesia Inferior under Gordian III ·» 105-126, pl.26-29

Dominique HOLLARD: SALON VALERIANVS AVG / PIETAS AVG : un antoninien inédit pour Salonin Auguste (260) ·» 127-135, pl.30

David WOODS: Aurelian and the Mark VSV: Some Neglected Possibilities ·» 137-149, pl.31

Aleksander BURSCHE: The Battle of Abritus, the Imperial Treasury and Aurei in Barbaricum ·» 151-170, pl.32-37

Pankaj TANDON: Horseman Coins of Candragupta III ·» 171-185

Lucia TRAVAINI: Coins as Bread. Bread as Coins ·» 187-200

Lasse C. A. SONNE: The Hammer of Regnald I of York ·» 201-204

Hugh PAGAN: Dr William Hunter's Saxon Coins from Hamburg ·» 205-213

Julian BAKER: Coins of the Late Medieval Period from Excavations at Ainos (Enez) in Thrace ·» 215-227, pl.38-42

Michael HUMPHREYS: The 'War of Images' Revisited. Justinian II's Coinage Reform and the Caliphate ·» 229-244

Wolfgang SCHULZE: The Byzantine-Arab Transitional Coinage of Tartūs ·» 245-259

Oren TAL / Robert KOOL / Issa BAIDOUN: Hoard Twice Buried? Fatimid Gold from Thirteenth Century Crusader Arsur (Apollonia-Arsuf) ·» 261-292, pl.43-48

Robert KOOL: Lead Token Money in the Kingdom of Jerusalem ·» 293-339, pl.49-54

COIN HOARDS 2013

Ancient hoards

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI: The Gallarate hoard, 1929 ·» 341-344, pl.55-58

Georges Abou DIWAN: A hoard of antoniniani from south-eastern Bekaa (Lebanon). ·» 345-347, pl.59-61

Medieval and Modern Hoards

Simon COUPLAND: Four Christiana Religio Hoards of Louis the Pious (814-840): Saint-Seine-l'Abbaye (Côte-d'Or, France), 2011 & Cosne d'Allier (France), 2011 & ... 6. Loire river bank, near Angers, 3012; 7. Saint-Même-le-Tenu (Loire-Atlantique), 2009 ·» 349-369, pl.62-63

Jens Christian MOESGAARD: Le tresor de Labastide-en-Val (Aude), Hameau de Trebet ·» 370-377, pl.64

Marcus PHILLIPS: A parcel of silver gros and sterlings apparently from the Flostoy (1883) hoard ·» 378-390, pl.65-67

S. J. MANSFIELD: Lebanon or Syria: before 2005, before 2012 ·» 391-413, pl.68-71

Stefan HEIDEMANN: A hoard from the time of the Collapse of the Sasanian Empire (AD 638-9) 13. Unknown (probably historical Greater Iran), in European trade before 2012 ·» 414-422, pl.72-79

Nikolaus SCHINDEL: A group of Ottoman coins of Murad III and Mehmed III. Balkan peninsula, vilayet Rumeli, c.2013 ·» 423-432, pl.80

Michael MÄRCHER / Sven AAGAARD: A hoard of counterfeit crowns / taler sized coins: Nysted, Lolland, Denmark, 1868 (FP 297 and 789) ·» 433-435, pl.82-85

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 2013: see separate page ·» 437-565

The President's address: Nicholas MAYHEW: The quantity theory of money: 4. Transactions ·» 567-572

NC 174 (2014)  content: JSTOR

Richard ASHTON / Philip KINNS / Andrew MEADOWS: Opuscula Anatolica IV ·» 1-28, pl.1.5

Rachel BARKAY: The Coinage of the Last Nabatean King, Rabbel II (AD 70/1-105/6) ·» 29-44, pl.6-7

Simon GLENN: Heliocles and Laodice of Bactria: a Reconsideration ·» 45-59

Louis-Pol DELESTRÉE / Fabien PILON: Le moule à potins en bronze de Romenay (Saône-et-Loire, France) ·» 61-74, pl.8-9

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI: The Orzivecchi Hoard and the Beginnings of the Denarius ·» 75-89, pl.10-13

Charles PARISOT-SILLON / Arnaud SUSPÈNE / Guillaume SARAH: Patterns in Die Axes on Roman Republican Silver Coinage ·» 91-109

Nathan T. ELKINS: Taxes, Liberty, and the Quadrantes of Caligula ·» 111-117

Bernhard E. WOYTEK: More Imitative Trajan Sestertii from Britain: Additional Evidence for the 'Modius Group' and Other Finds ·» 119-124, pl.14-15

Cristian GÄZDAC / Călin COSMA: A Counterfeiter's Fingerprint on a Forged Denarius of Marcus Aurelius ·» 125-128, pl.17-19

Colin P. ELLIOTT: The Acceptance and Value of Roman Silver Coinage in the second and third centuries A.D ·» 129-152

Jérémie CHAMEROY / Pierre-Marie GUIHARD: L'officine de faux-monnayeurs de La Coulonche (Orne): nummi coulés de la Tétrarchie en Occident ·» 153-191, pl.20-25

Andrei GANDILA / Zeliha Demirel GÖKALP: A Hoard of Early Byzantine Gold Coins from Bythinia ·» 193-203, pl.26-27

S.J. MANSFIELD: A Byzantine Temporary Mint and Justin II's Lombard Campaign ·» 205-212

Simon COUPLAND: A Supplement to the Checklist of Carolingian Coin Hoards, 751-987 ·» 213-222, pl.28,50-52

Rory NAISMITH: A Pair of Tenth-Century Pennies Found on the Banks of the Loire ·» 223-225

Mariele VALCI: A Hoard of Roman Denari Provisini Preserved in the Capitoline Museum, Rome ·» 227-244

Julian BACKER: Coin Circulation in Late Medieval Thrace According to the Evidence from Edirne Archaeological Museum ·» 245-256, pl.29-39

Hodge Mehdi MALEK: New Coins from the Reign of Kavad II (AD 628) ·» 257-260

Michael ALRAM: From the Sasanians to the Huns. New Numismatic Evidence from the Hindu Kush ·» 261-291, pl.40-43

Catherine EAGLETON: Collecting America: Sarah Sophia Banks and the 'Continental Dollar' of 1776 ·» 293-301

COIN HOARDS 2014

R.H.J. ASHTON: Two hoards of Rhodian and Pseudo-Rhodian coin: Unknown findspot before June 2003 » 303-306, pl.44

R.H.J. ASHTON: Central Greece? 2013 » 304-306

Georg WATSON: A hoard of Roman Provincial bronzes from Pamphylia » 307-316, pl.45-49

Simon COUPLAN: Seven recent Carolingian hoards: Carcassonne (Aude, France), 2014 / Near Trier (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany), 2010 / Near Troyes (Aube, France), 2014 / Neufchâteau II (Vosges, France), 2014 / Corrèze (France), 2014 / Dordives (Loiret, France), 2012 / Neufchâteau I (Vosges, France), 2008 » 317-332, pl.50-52

Stefan HEIDEMANN: A hoard from the time of the Collapse of the Sasanian Empire (AD 638-9) - Part 2: Analysis of the minting system of Ardashir III - Unknown (probably historical Greater Iran), in European trade before 2012 ·» 333-351, pl.53-72

Aram VARDANYAN / Gennadiy ZLOBIN: A mixed hoard of 11th century coins found in Azerbaijan 2013 » 352-361, pl.73-75

Michael FEDOROV / Andrew KUZNETSOV: A hoard of early-mediaeval drachms from the eastern Sogd (between Uzbekistan and Tadjikistan 2009) » 362-365, pl.76-77

Excavation coins

Frances McINTOSH: Byzantine Coin from Birdoswald » 367-369

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 2014: see separate page ·» 371-403

NC 175 (2015)   content: JSTOR

Gil DAVIS: Athenian Electrum Coinage Reconsidered: Types, Standard, Value, and Dating ·» 1-9

Paolo VISONÀ / Scott K. KENKEL: The 1925 Tiriolo Hoard (IGCH 2022) ·» 11-46

Bekircan TAHBERER: A Series of Coins from an Uncertain Caesarea ·» 47-55

Dario CALOMINO: Emperor or God? The Posthumous Commemoration of Augustus in Rome and the Provinces ·» 57-83 & pl.4-8

Laurent BRICAULT: The "Gens Isiaca" in Graeco-Roman Coinage ·» 83-102

Marta BARBATO: The Coins of Clovius and Oppius (RRC 476/1 and 550/1-3): New Evidence from Find-spots ·» 103-116

Bernhard E. WOYTEK / Kevin BUTCHER: The Camel Drachms of Trajan in Context: Old Problems and a New Overstrike ·» 117-136, pl.14-15

John R. MELVILLE-JONES: The Location of the Trajanic Mint at Rome ·» 137-145

Clive STANNARD: Shipping Tesserae from Ostia and Minturnae? ·» 147-154, pl.16-19

Alberto GHIRALDO: A New Antoninianus in the Name of Saloninus as Augustus ·» 155-159

Graham BARKER: The Coinage of Carausius: Developing the Golden Age Ideology through the Saecular Games ·» 161-170

Matthew BALL: Scratches on the 'Fleetwood' Hoard of Siliquae (RBCH 1553) at the Harris Museum, Preston ·» 171-194

Rory NAISMITH / Jeremy P. NORTHOVER / Francesca TINTI: The Fineness of Papal Antiquiores·» 195-203

Martin ALLEN: Estimates of the Size of the "Paxs" Type of William I/II (1087-c.1090?) ·» 205-210

Alexander AKOPYAN / Aram VARDANYAN: A Contribution to Kiurikid Numismatics: Two Unique Coins of Gagik, King of Kakhet'i and David II of Loři (Eleventh Century) ·» 211-215

Jos BENDERS: A Gros Tournois Struck for Walram of Valkenburg as Lord of Born. ·» 217-220

Lord STEWARTBY: The Saltire-Stopped Heavy Groat of James III ·» 221-225

Nicloás C. CIARLO / Horacio M. de ROSA / Hernán N. LORUSSO / Cristina VÁZQUEZ / D. Elkin / G. CUSTO: Veritas Temporis Filia: Non-Destructive Analysis of Counterfeit and Regal Copper Coins from the Sloop-of-War HMS Swift (1770) by Means of SEM-EDAX and WDXRF ·» 227-242

Juha ÀGREN: Objects Related to Finnish Coins ·» 243-247

Sven AAGAARD / Michael MÄRCHER: The Microscope Drawing Tube Method (MDTM), an Easy and Efficient Way to Make Large Scale Die Studies ·» 249-262, pl.28-31

COIN HOARDS 2015

M.H. CRAWFORD: The Nola before 1854 hoard » 263

Jack NURPETLIAN: A Hoard of 42 Tetradrachms ·» 264-266

Simon COUPLAND / Jens Cchristian MOESGAARD: Carolingian Hoards: Montmain (Seine-Maritime FR), 2015 ·» 267-272

Simon COUPLAND: A Hoard of Charles the Bald (840-77) and Pipin II (845-8): Poitou-Charentes (FR), n.d. ·» 273-284

Arnaud CLAIRAND / Jens Christian MOESGAARD: 15th Century: Le Molay-Littry, dép. Calvados, vers 1944 ·» 285

Jens Christian MOESGAARD 17th Century: Aclou, dép. Eure, 1960 ·» 285-290

S. MANSFIELD / Jens Christian MOESGAARD: The Sbeitla Hoard and the Fracrional Coinage of north Africa under Justinian I (AD 527-65): Tunisia, before 1980 ·» 291-298

Achim LICHTENBERGER / Rubina Raja: A hoard of Byzantine and Arab-Byzantine coins from the excavations at Jerash: Jerash 2014 ·» 299-308

Hodge Mehdi MALEK: Hoard of Sasanian Drachms buried c. AD 602: Ilam province, western Iran, before 2015 ·» 309-329

The Hephthalite Drachms Minted in Balkh A Hoard, a Sequence and a New Reading:

Stefan HEIDEMANN: Unknown (probably historical Greater Iran), in European trade before 1992 ·» 330-344

Excavation Coins and Stray Finds, Ancient

S. BITRAK / Nick SEKUNDA: Coins from Excavations at Negotino Gradište, 2009-2011 ·» 345-356

Hale GÜNEY: Unpublished Coins of the Bithynian Kingdom ·» 357-363

REVIEWS 2015: see separate page ·» 365-396

NC 176 (2016)   content: JSTOR

Aneurin ELLIS-EVANS: Mytilene, Lampsakos, Chios and the Financing of the Spartan Fleet (406-404) ·» 1-19

Catharine C. LORBER: Die Study of the Antioch Tetradrachms of Antiochus VII Euergetes ·» 21-82

Rachel BARKAY: The Coinage of the Nabataean King Obodas II (c. 30–9 BC) ·» 83-109

Paolo VISONÀ: More Greek Coins from Carthage and elsewhere in Tunisia ·» 111-133

Bernhard E. WOYTEK / Anna ZAWADZKA: Ockham's Razor. A Structural Analysis of the Denarii of Coelius Caldus ("RRC 437") ·» 135-153

Wilhelm HOLLSTEIN: The Aureus of Casca Longus (RRC 507/1) ·» 155-170

Benjamin D. R. HELLINGS: The Denarii of Septimius Severus and the Mobility of Roman Coin: the case of Roman Germany ·» 171-181

Edward DANDROW: The Latin Coins of Caracalla from Edessa in Osrhoene ·» 183-205

David WOODS: Constantine's Tetradrachms ·» 207-220

Jean-Claude Richard RALITE / Cédric LOPEZ: Les Monnaies "à la Croix" à Légende Iberique AKEREKONTON ·» 221-226

Nikolaus SCHINDEL: A new look at the "Thronfolgerprägungen" of the Sasanian king Ardashir I: Goodbye to Shapur I, welcome to Ardashir Sakanshah ·» 227-240

Miquel De CRUSAFONT / Jaume BENAGES / Jaume NOGUERA: Silver Visigothic Coinage ·» 241-260

Simon COUPLAND: Recent Finds of Imitation Gold Solidi in the Netherlands ·» 261-269

David WOODS: Hammer and Sword on the Coinage of Viking York c.919–27 ·» 271-281

Martin ALLEN: The York Local Coinage of the Reign of Stephen (1135–54) ·» 283-318

Robert KOOL / Ehud GALILI / Yaacov SHARVIT: Mid-twelfth Century Crusader Cut Gold Fragments from a Shipwreck off the Carmel Coast ·» 319-325

Jos BENDERS: The Maille Blanche of Willem Miles ·» 327-331

Robert TYE: Maria Graham and the Politics of Small Change ·» 333-354

COIN HOARDS 2016

Gillian E. BOWEN: A 4th century AD hoard from Ayn al-Sebil, Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt ·» 355-358

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI / Olivier LEGRAND: The Restored Selinunte 1891 Hoard and the other Quadrigati at Palermo Museum ·» 359-367

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI / Steve BRINKMAN: An Early Roman Republican Denarius Hoard ·» 368-376

Spain: A Hoard of Late Roman and Visgothic Gold

Ruth PLIEGO: Cuna, Seville 1972 ·» 377-386

A Small Hoard of Cologne and Cologne Imitation Pennies from Belgium

Peter ILISCH: Rochefort, Namur Province? 2015 ·» 387-389

Turkey: An Early Byzantine Hoard from Ephesus

Nikolaus SCHINDEL / Sabine LADSTÄTTER: Ephesus 2016 ·» 390-398

Russia: A Hoard of mostly Samanid Dirhams from the Liudinovski District of Kaluzhski Province

Mikhail FEDOROV / Andrei KUZNETSOV / Ivan KOLOSOV: Liudinovski район (district) of Kaluzhski обласмь (province) c.2010 ·» 399-404

The Zaraisk Hoard of Islamic Dirhams

Mikhail FEDOROV / Andrei KUZNETSOV / Ivan KOLOSOV: The region of Zaraisk, in Riazan' oblast' (province), spring 2016 ·» 405-413

Excavation Coins and Stray Finds

Hale GÜNEY: Unpublished Coins of Nicomedia ·» 415-430

Hüseyin KÖKER: The Coins from the 1954 Excavation at Daskyleion ·» 431-435

Jack NURPETLIAN: A Catalogue of Coins in the Archaeological Museum of Homs, Syria ·» 436-445

Michele ASOLATI: Coin Finds from Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit, near Alexandria, Egypt (2012-2015) ·» 446-458

REVIEW ARTICLE and REVIEWS 2016: see separate page ·» 459-490

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Pere Pau RIPOLLÈS ALEGRE: The Iberian Coinages, 6th-1st century BC ·» 1-8

Christopher De LISLE: The Coinage of Agathokles of Syracuse: Sicilian and Hellenistic Influences ·» 9-28

Mati JOHANANOFF: Small Change for the Seleucid Army: Bronze Coins of Side in the Southern Levant ·» 29-65

Rachel BARKAY: The Coinage of the Nabataean Usurper Syllaeus (c.9–6 BC) ·» 67-81

Bernhard E. WOYTEK: Tiberian Pseudo Medallions of the CLEMENTIAE/MODERATIONI(S) Group and the Problem of Chronology ·» 83-92

Nathan T. ELKINS: Aequitas and Iustitia on the Coinage of Nerva: a Case of Visual Panegyric ·» 93-106

David SCHWEI: Exchange Rates, Neronian Silver Standards, and a Long-term Plan to Unify the Empire's Mints ·» 107-134

Martin BECKMANN: The Restoration of Mark Antony's Legionary Denarii by Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus ·» 135-147

N.M.McQ. HOLMES: Were 'Non-Local' Medallions of the Valerianic Dynasty struck at the Mint of Viminacium? ·» 149-152

N.M.McQ. HOLMES: Some Notes on the IOVI CRESCENTI Coinage of Valerian II ·» 153-158

David WOODS: The Late Roman 'Camp Gate' Reverse Type and the "Sidus Salutare" ·» 159-174

Matthew BALl: An Unlisted "Miliarensis" Type in the Name of Theodosius I ·» 175-181

NC Editors' Note: Coinage, Policy and Civic Life in the Roman Imperial Provinces at the end of the Severan Age (AD 218-244) ·» 183

Robert BENNETT: Ann Johnston and the So-called 'Pseudo-Autonomous' Coins Thirty Years on ·» 185-200

George WATSON: Die-sharing and the 'Pseudo-Autonomous' Coinages ·» 201-211

Laurent BRICAULT: Sarapis au droit des monnaies provinciales romaines d'Asie Mineure et de Thrace ·» 213-244

Ulrike PETER: Die 'pseudo-autonomen' Münzen von Moesia Inferior - ein erster ikonographischer Überblick ·» 245-259

Julie DALAISON: Les monnayages sans portrait impérial du nord de l'Asie mineure (Bithynie, Paphlagonie, Pont et Arménie mineure) ·» 261-306

Jack NURPETLIAN: A Survey of Roman Provincial Pseudo-autonomous Coins of the Levant ·» 307-311

François de CALLATAŸ: Coin Deposits and Civil Wars in a Long-term Perspective (c.400 BC–1950 AD) ·» 313-338

Emilio PERIS BLANCH: A New Justinian I Silver Coin: Attributing the 'Unattributed' Silver Coins ·» 339-340

Martin ALLEN: A Probable Addition to the Coinage of Henry, Earl of Northumberland (d. 1152) ·» 341-342

Pavlos S. PAVLOU: A Large Parcel of Silver Trams of Cilician Armenia 1198–1307 ·» 343-398

B.J. COOK: "Like Philip and Mary on a Shilling": the Literary Legacy of a Tudor Coin ·» 399-411

Jos BENDERS: The Later, the More Deceptive? A Patagon Dated 1628 from Chateau-Regnault with a Brabantian Obverse ·» 413-417

COIN HOARDS

Susan TYLER-SMITH: The 'Year 12: Berlin 2016' Hoard of Late Sasanian Coins ·» 419-450

Nikolaus SCHINDEL: POLAND: The Sāmānid Hoard of Pepineg (?)/ Przemysl from the Year 1849 ·» 451-458

Aram VARDANYAN: RUSSIA: A Hoard of Tenth-century Dirhams from Kolomna ·» 459-480

Excavation Coins and Stray Finds

S. BITRAK / W. BRILLOWSKI / N.V. SEKUNDA: Coins from Excavations at Negotino Gradište 2012 ·» 481-493

Hale GÜNEY: Unpublished Coins of the Bithynian Kingdom at Bursa Museum ·» 494-500

REVIEW ARTICLES and REVIEWS 2017: see separate page ·» 501-583

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Alex WALTHALL: Some Unpublished Fifth Century "Litrai" from Morgantina (Sicily) and the Date of Morgantina's Earliest Coinage ·» 1-14

John SHANNAHAN: The Baal/Figure in the Winged Disc Staters of Tiribazus ·» 15-32

Aneurin ELLIS-EVANS: Memnon and Mentor of Rhodes in the Troad ·» 33-69, pl.6

Sushma JANSARI: The Sophytes Coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again ·» 71-98, pl.7-12

Clive STANNARD: "Chopped" Neapolitan Bronze Coins at Minturnae, Overstrikes with Roman Types, and the Coin Stock in Southern Latium and Northern Campania about 200 BC. ·» 99-106

Paolo VISONÀ: A Numismatic Newsletter from Northern Dalmatia ·» 107-122

Kris LOCKYEAR: Mind the Gap! Roman Republican Coin Hoards from Italy and Iberia at the End of the Second Century BC ·» 123-164

David WOODS: Bacchius Iudaeus: A Tamed Hyrcanian Tiger ·» 165-172

Bernhard E. WOYTEK: The Pious Son. On the Restored Denarius Issue Signed by Hadrian ·» 173-184

George WATSON: The Provincial Coinage of Aemilian: a Study in Imperial Communicatio ·» 185-212

Davor MARGETIĆ: A New Donative Issue of Gold Multiples of Diocletian and Maximian ·» 213-218

David WOODS: A New Mint for Julian II: Rauracum rather than Ravenna ·» 219-224

Jack NURPETLIAN: Brockage Coins ·» 225-245

Pankaj TANDON: Attribution of the Nameless Coins of the Archer Type ·» 247-268

NOTES

Hugh PAGAN: English Mint Engravers of the Tudor and Stuart Periods, 1485 to 1688: a Postscript ·» 269-270

Jos BENDERS / Ellen Wijgård RANDERZS, Jon Anders RISVAAG: Metallurgic Analysis of a 'Hybrid' Leeuwengroot from Brabant / Flanders ·» 271-274

Agnieszka SMOŁUCHA-SŁADKOWSKA: The First Early-Renaissance Medals with Inverted Reverses (6 o'clock die axes) ·» 275-280

Vladim V. SEROV: Variants of the Polushka of 1783 ·» 281-283

COIN HOARDS 2018

David MARTÍNEZ CHICO / Alberto GONZÁLEZ GARCÍA: A Small Hoard of Alexander Tetradrachms from Batman (Turkey) ·» 285-290, pl.21-23

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI / Phillip DAVIS: A Second Punic War Denarius Hoard ·» 291-303

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI / Federico CARBONE: The Ara Basilica and Smaller "Victoriati" Hoards from Paestum ·» 305-314

Ruth PLIEGO: SPAIN: A Visigothic Hoard from the Reign of Tulga (639-42) ·» 315-321

Jens Christian MOESGAARD: FRANCE: A Tenth-century Hoard of Coins mostly in the name of St Ouen of Rouen ·» 322-326

Hugh PAGAN: FRANCE: The Le Puy (1943) Hoard revisited ·» 327-338

Ivar LEIMUS: ESTONIA: A Silver Hoard of the Late Eleventh Century ·» 339-365

Stefan HEIDEMANN: A Khusrō II year 1 Hoard - Methodology, the mint mark WH, and Khūzistān between Khusrō II and Varhrān VI ·» 366-388, pl.42-46

Excavation coins and stray finds

S. BITRAK / W. BRILLOWSKI / N.V. SEKUNDA: Coins from Excavations at Negotino Gradište, 2013-2017 ·» 389-398, pl.47-52

REVIEWS 2018: see separate page ·» 399-435

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Marta BARBATO: An early third century BC hoard from San Chirico Nuovo (Potenza, Italy) ·» 1-30, pl.1-8

Tomislav BILIĆ: A paradigmen shift in the making: the case of North African and Italian bronzes in the Northeastern Adriatic ·» 31-48

Peter THONEMANN: The silver coinage of Antioch on the Maeander ·» 49-80, pl.9-14

Michael S. ECONOMOU: The coinage of the first Jewish revolt : context and meaning ·» 81-94

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI / Steve BRINKMAN: A large hoard of Roman Republican Victoriati ·» 95-107, pl.15

Clive STANNARD: The Purse-hoard from the Republican bathhouse at "Regio" VIII 5.36 in Pompeii ·» 109-122, pl.16-20

Clive STANNARD / Alejandro G. SINNER / Marco FERRANTE: Trade between Minturnae and "Hispania" in the late Republic : a comparative isotopic analysis of the Minturnaean leas issues and the Spanish plomos monetiformes of the Italo-Baetican ... ·» 123-171, pl.21-28

David WOODS: Commodus and Fortuna Manens ·» 173-178

Arkadiusz DYMOWSKI: The CERES group of Barbarian imitations of Roman denarii ·» 179-204, pl.29-32

Bernhard WOYTEK: Elagabalus and the "Aedes Dei Invicti Solis Elagabali" in Rome : the numismatic evidence ·» 205-224, pl.33-37

N.M.McQ. HOLMES: The development of imperial portraiture on the coinage of Gallienus (AD 253-268) ·» 225-248

N.M.McQ. HOLMES: Notes on some gold coins of Gallienus and Saloninus ·» 249-256

Niccolò DAVIDDI: The rediscovery of the "Adventus Augustorum" aureus of Diocletian ·» 257-260

Jack NURPETLIAN: Numismatic mutants ·» 261-266, pl.38

David WOODS: Constans II, Cherson or Bosporus, and the reform of the copper coinage under Constantine IV ·» 267-272

Nikolaus SCHINDEL: An Abbasid fals from Cilicia overstruck on a Roman maiorina ·» 273-277

Jangar ILYASOV / Ravshan IMAMBERDYEV / Lorenz KORN: A new Abbasid dirham type from al-Shāsh ·» 279-293

Martin ALLEN: Pembroke: a new mint of Empress Matilda in the reign of Stephen? ·» 295-297

Stefano LOCATELLI: Florins and Ducats in the Kingdom of Sicily-Aragon: the Syracuse hoard (1313-c.1369) ·» 299-340, pl.39-43

Beata MIAZGA / Pawel MILEJSKI: The numismatic and archaeometric investigations of selected copper coins from Mount Gromnik, SW Poland ·» 341-356, pl.44-45

Ayodeji OLUKOJU: No silver bullet: currency counterfeiting and countermeasures in British West Africa during the later 1930s ·» 357-371, pl.46

COIN HOARDS 2019 ·» 373-400, pl.47-56

David MARTÍNEZ CHICO / Alberto GONZÁLEZ GARCÍA: The Abyan governorate hoard of late Roman "Solidi" and Aksumite gold coins the Syracuse hoard (1313-c.1369) ·» 373-380, pl.47-48

Peter ILISCH / Jens Christian MOESGAARD: DENMARK: A small hoard of silver English and German pennies from the late tenth century ·» 381-386

Anne DESTROOPER-GEORGIADES: CYPRUS ·» 387

Fernando LÓPEZ SÁNCHES / David MARTÍNEZ CHICO: IRAQ: A hoard of Seventh-Century Byzantine Solidi found in Arbela (Iraqi Kurdistan) ·» 388-396, pl.50-52

Michael FEDOROV / Andrew KUZNNETSOV / Ivan KOLOSOV: RUSSIA: A hoard of mostly Islamic dirhams from the village of Khodynino in Riazanski province ·» 397-400

REVIEWS 2019: see separate page ·» 401-417

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Paolo VISONÀ: A new dating for a unique series of Barcid gold ·» 1-11

Amelia DOWLER / Laura PERUCCHETTI: Forgeries of Hellenistic bronze coins of Ithaca ·» 13-19, pl.1

Catharine C. LORBER: The "Pseudo-Chios" mint : a new drachm mint in Asia Minor ·» 21-38, pl.2-6

Aneurin ELLIS-EVANS / Aliye EROL-ÖZDIZBAY: Coins from the Kirikhan hoard in Hatay Archaeological Museum ·» 39-58, pl.7-16

Florian HAYMANN: Additions and corrections to the numismatic corpus of Aegeae (Cilicia) ·» 59-67, pl.17-18

Antonis GENNADIOU: The Signs KU(𐠎), RU(𐠧) and KO(𐠍) on Salaminian coins of the 5th cent. BC ·» 69-94

Clare ROWAN: The Roman tokens in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford ·» 95-125, pl.19-24

Jared J. CLARK: The renaming of Philadelphia Neocaesarea under the emperor Tiberius ·» 127-131, pl.25-26

David WOODS: Commodus, Phaethon, and Ovid? ·» 133-142

Dario CALOMINO: Severan cistophori: mint and interpretation ·» 143-156, pl.27-29

Robyn Le BLANC: The Marsyas of the Forum Motif on Coins from Roman Mesopotamia and Osrhoene ·» 157-179, pl.30-31

N.M.McQ. HOLMES: Some unusual coin issues of the Valerianic dynasty (AD 253-268) ·» 181-206

Lars RAMSKOLD: Aborted production and selective coin withdrawal: a die study of the AE coinage of Constantinopolis in AD 326 ·» 207-257

Simon COUPLAND: A second supplement to the checklist of Carolingan coin hoards, 751-987 ·» 259-286, pl.32-33

Peter ILISCH: Pennies of the mint of Emden in the name of Herman ·» 287-307, pl.34-38

Jos BENDERS: A gros tournois struck for John of Coevorden (1370/1-1376) ·» 309-311

David WOODS: A follis of Leontius II from Carthage? ·» 313-321

Ceren ÜNAL / Merve TOY: The Kadikalesi/Anaia Hoard B: a group of billon trachea of the Nicaean emperor Theodore I Lascaris from the main church in Kadikalesi/Anaia ·» 323-331, pl.39-41

Ingrid SCHULZE / Wolgang SCHULZE: The standing caliph coins of al-Jazira, an update ·» 333-341, pl.42

Hodge Mehdi MALEK: Newly discovered coins of the Dābūyid Ispahbads and the early 'Abbāsid governors of Tabaristān ·» 343-360, pl.43-47

Pankaj TANDON: Reattributing some (more) coins of Candragupta II to Candragupta III ·» 361-392

Mahesh A. KALRA / Suraj A. PANDIT: Evidence of survival of Buddhism in Western India until the fifteenth century: revisiting excavated numismatic evidence from mid-nineteenth century Kanheri ·» 393-405

Marc Philipp WAHL: Ecoris hic omnipotens - a new work of the medallist Vettore Gambello (1450/60-1537) ·» 407-430, pl.48-49

COIN HOARDS 2020 ·» 431-480, pl.50-54

Michail G. ABRAMZON: A hoard of second and early third-century AD Bosporan gold from the Taman peninsula ·» 431-444

Philippe SCHIESSER / Marc PARVÉRIE / Wybrand op den VELDE: A hoard of Merovingian deniers and sceattas from Combrailles (Creuse) ·» 445-480

REVIEWS 2020: see separate page ·» 481-515

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Lee L. BRICE / Angela ZISKOWSKI: Athena, Peirene and Pegasi : myth and identity in Corinthian numismatics ·» 1-16, pl.1-3

Richard H.J. ASHTON: Kyme, not Macedonia or Sardis ·» 17-29, pl.4

Soheila HADIPOUR MORADI / Bita SODAEI: Some unpublished drachms of Demetrius I from the eastern mints ·» 31-38

Pierluigi DEBERNARDI: The M-hoard of early Roman republican denarii and a new chronology for the later anonymous silver series ·» 39-51, pl.5-12

Clive STANNARD / Alejandro G. SINNER / Bartolomé MORA SERRANO / Gian Luc GERGORI: Trade between Minturnae and Hispania in the late Republic (Part 2) : the mines and societates of southern Hispania ·» 53-92, pl.13-20

Andrew MEADOWS: The land that time forgot : the coinage of the Kamoenoi ·» 93-102, pl.21-22

Barbara ZAJAC: Roman provincial coins of the reign of Trajan in museum collections in nothern Turkey ·» 103-114, pl.23-25

Andreas KROPP: The Tetradrachm Mint of Neapolis (Samaria): New Attributions and the End of the Phantom Mint of Byblos ·» 115-127

Cristian MONDELLO: The cult of the Saints and Roman communities under the Theodosians : social and religious memory on early Christian "Tesserae" ·» 129-158, pl.27-29

Fernando LÓPEZ SÁNCHEZ / David MARTÍNEZ CHICO: An assemblage of siliquae, mostly clipped, from southern Spain ·» 159-174, pl.30-31

MEDIEVAL and MODERN

Miquel de CRUSAFONT i SABATER: Visigothic gold: the so-called CVRRV group an the transition from Justin II to Leovigild ·» 175-188

Mariele VALCI: Rome after Constantinople: from the first Papal coins to the closure of the mint ·» 189-218

Carolina DOMÉNECH-BELDA: Treasure hoards with Taifa coins in al-Andalus (11th to 12th centuries) : a chronological analysis ·» 219-232

Vasyl Mychajlovyč ORLYK: Coins in Byzantine style with the Latin letters R-E-X ·» 233-246, pl.32-33

Monica BALDASSARRI: Genoese coinage and the use of money in medieval Sardinia: the Padru hoard (1139 to early 1280s) - Appendix: a new approach to the conservation of silver alloy coins / Appendix: Alba Canu ; Rossella Palmieri ·» 247-278, pl.34-36

Barrie J. COOK: Piedforts revisited: new English finds and their implications ·» 279-304, pl.36-38

Aram VARDANYAN: On the localisation of the mint "Gulistawān" - More on mint organisation in the late Ilkhānid period ·» 305-313, pl.40

Stefan HEIDEMANN: Importing foreign coins : the "al-Ḥijāz" countermark on late Ottoman coins ·» 315-326

NOTES

David MARTÍNEZ CHICO: An imperial "Spintria" found in Vilches, Jaén (Andalusia, Spain) ·» 327-330

David WOODS: On the reverse of the Liudhard "Medalet" ·» 331-336

Nikolaus SCHINDEL / Michael HOLLUNDER: A note on the coinage of the Ottoman Sultan Beyazid II (1481-1512)·» 337-340, pl.41

Vadim V. SEROV: The adoption of European norms in Peter I's Russian coinage of 1700-1 ·» 341-346, pl.42

COIN HOARDS 2021 ·» 347-496, pl.43-79
Jean-Claude Richard RALITE / Gisèle GENTRIC: Un trésor de monnaies de la République Romaine trouvé sur l'oppidum d'Ensérune (Hérault, France) en 1931 ·» 347-351, pl.43,44
Mikhail G. ABRAMZON: A hoard of third-century AD Bosporan electrum staters from the Taman Peninsula ·» 352-363
Giulia d'ANGELO / Alberto MARTIN ESQUIVEL:: A hoard of Imperial denarii from S. Maria del Paggese (Acquasante Terme, Ascoli Piceno) ·» 364-380
Kasim OYARCIN / Ayhan GIRGIN: A Roman provincial coin hoard from Sinope ·» 381-403
Maurizio BUORA / Ergün LAFLI: An early fourth century AD hoad said to be from Boyabat near Sinop, Northern Turkey ·» 401-411
Peter GUEST / Ed. McSLOY: The Hengrove hoard of mid-fourth century Roman bronze coins ·» 412-440
Marcus PHILLIPS: Syria: A parcel of coins from the Near East containing a large number of halfpennies of Le Puy: 1. Syria 1950s? ·» 441-490
Vincent BORREL / Marc BOMPAIRE / Jens Christian MOESGAARD / Richard PROT: France: A fifteenth century hoard with a gilded piedfort : 2. Brotonne Forest, Normandy 1873 ·» 491-494
Paul TORONGO: Netherlands: A fourteenth century hoard of groten from Flanders and Utrecht: 3. Hollandsche Rading, Utrecht 2016 ·» 495-496

REVIEWS 2021: see separate page ·» 497-584

NC 182 (2022)

George Christopher WATSON: Die boxes, workstations, graph theory and die charts ·» 1-16

Kenneth A. SHEEDY: The evidence for three archaic Greek hoards: IGCH 3, 1165 and 1874 ·» 17-27

Lavinia SOLE: Monete in contesto dall’Acropoli di Gela (scavi 1952–1953, 1955, 1961) ·» 29-52, pl.1-9

Derek R. SMITH: A hemiobol depicting a "magian" or magos in fourth-century BC Anatolia ·» 53-61, pl.10-11

Catharine C. LORBER / Panagiotis P. IOSSIF: Alexander in elephant headdress on Seleucid coinage ·» 63-85, pl.12-13

Mairi GKIKAKI: Athenian lead tokens : thoughts on their imagery and function occasioned by the rediscovery of part of the Alexandros N. Meletopoloulos collection ·» 87-118, pl.14

Tomislav BILIĆ: Late Iron Age coinage in southwestern Pannonia: Coins of the Đurđevac (Gjurgjevac) tradition ·» 119-152, pl.15-16

Emilia SMAGUR: Indian imitations of Roman aurei reconsidered ·» 153-178, pl.17

Ersin ÇELIKBAŞ / Kasım OYARÇIN: Roman Provincial Coins of Paphlagonian Hadrianopolis ·» 179-187, pl.18

Roger BLAND: The Coinage of Jotapian : A Reassessment ·» 189-197, pl.19-23

David WOODS: The Alleged Tetrarchic Mint at Iantinum ·» 199-203

Matthew PONTING / Sam MOORHEAD / Steve MINNITT: The Frome Hoard: Chemical and Lead Isotope Analysis of Three Silver-Alloy Denarii of Carausius ·» 205-216

Alain GENNARI: The Æ 3-4 bronze coins with Victory minted in Rome and Ravenna in the second half in the fifth century AD ·» 217-230, pl.24-26

David WOODS: The cult of the Cross and some alleged Papal monograms on seventh/eighth-century silver fractions from Rome ·» 231-242

Alan V. MURRAY: The Greek inscriptions on the coinage of count Baldwin II of Edessa (1100-18) ·» 243-248

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Mairi GKIKAKI: Rethinking Athenian Lead Tesserae : the Alexandros N. Meletopoloulos Collection ·» ?

Kris LOCKYEAR / Sven AAGAARD / Michael MÄRCHER: The Lohe hoard Revisited ·» 275-312

Helen WANG: Displays of money and medals at the British Museum, 1759 to 2022 ·» 313-338

L.M.G. CLAES: An unpublished antoninianus of Carausius for Diocletian (-/-//SPC) ·» 339-341

Elena KORKA / C. LAGOS / Maria SYRROU: Tenea (Corinthia) Hoards Excavated by the "Tenea Project Team" between 2013 and 2021 ·» 343-347

David MARTÍNEZ CHICO: Excepcional tesoro de áureos de época severa hallado en Caurium (Coria, Cáceres. Espana) ·» 348-374

Simon GLENN: A third century hoard of sestertii from Paros ·» 375-394

Antonino CRISÀ: The hoard of Mazzarrà Sant’Andrea (Messina, Italy, 1950): gold 8 escudos (1714–46) of Philip V ·» 398–405

Murray ANDREWS: Two early nineteenth-century ‘small change’ hoards from Worcestershire ·» 406-408

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K. SHEEDY: From the South to the North: colonies of the Cyclades in the Northern Aegean : exhibition catalogue ·» 413-416

L. LAZAR: ‘Review. Kallet, L. and Kroll, J.H. 2020. The Athenian Empire. Using Cοins as Sources. Cambridge University Press ·» 417–418

Albana META: Le monnayage d’argent de Dyrrachion, 375–60/55 av. J.-C., Recherches archéologiques franco-albanaises 1, (Paris/Athens: École française d’Athènes, 2015), 321 pages (Sophia Kremydi)·» 419–423

REVIEWS 2022: see separate page

NC 183 (2023)

ANCIENT

Kenneth A. SHEEDY / Stephanie McCARTHY-REECE: A New ‘Pegasus’ Mint (Paleis) and the Question of Kephallenia ·» 1-10, pl.1-2

Yoav FARHI / Shira BLOCH-LIFSHITZ / Peter FABIAN: New Evidence for Instability on the Southern Border of Judea between the Two Jewish Revolts: The Numismatic Finds from Rakafot 54 Site near Be’er Shevaʻ, Israel ·» 11-27

Dario CALOMINO: The Armenian Triumph in Actian Nicopolis·» 29-41

Alan H. CADWALLADER: Moneyed Women in Phrygia ·» 43–78, pls.

Lars RAMSKOLD: Constantine’s Gold and Silver Donatives of Rome from 312 to 337 ·» 79

Fabien PILON: Irregular (‘Barbarous’) Radiates: A Multi-Provincial Coinage of Necessity ·» 139

H.W. HORSNÆS: Large Imperial Gold Medallions from the Fourth Century. Reflections on the Distribution and Use of Roman Medallions in Barbaricum – The Medallions from the Vindelev Hoard, Denmark ·» 169

M.J. CUDDEFORD: The ‘Perpetuetas’ Issue of Trier, AD 379–383 ·» 189

David WOODS: An Empire Loved by God: The Significance of Some Unique Control-Marks on the AE 3 of Antioch following the Battle of Adrianople ·» 199-211

Ronald BUDE: The Surreptitious ‘Repair’ of Roman Gold Coins Subsequently Sold at Auction: A Serious Numismatic Problem ·» 213

MEDIEVAL and MODERN

David WOODS: The Alleged Byzantine Mint at Constantina in Numidia ·» 225-229

David WOODS: On the Origin of the Seventh-Century Solidi with Mutilated Crosses Conventionally Attributed to the Caliphate ·» 231-252

Yoav FARHI / Ruth PLIEGO: The first Visigothic coin from Israel: a minimus from the Nesher-Ramla Quarry attributed to King Wamba (672-680 CE) ·» 253-257

Simon COUPLAND / Luca GIANAZZA / Floor HUISMAN / Onno FLORISSON: The Zuidbarge and Zuidlaren hoards of 1860 and the Italian coinage of the late ninth century ·» 259-296

Nikolaus SCHINDLER: The Beginning of Crusader Coinage in Northern Syria ·» 297

Ceren ÜNAL / Eleni LIANTA: The ‘Bayindir/1988’ Hoard of Byzantine Thirteenth-Century Billon Trachea ·» 313

Jon Anders RISVAAG / Svein H. GULLBEKK: Money as provocation: the coinage of Archbishop Jon Raude (1268-82) ·» 335-350

Giulio CARRARO: Argentum monetatum ad usum Zeccha in Emilia-Romagna between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries: from numismatic evidence to archaeometric analysis ·» 351

COIN HOARDS, ANCIENT

Leah LAZAR: The Lechaena Hoard, 1979 (CH 8.417 and 8.358?), Deposited Second Century BC ·» 375–378

Mikhail G. ABRAMZON: A Mithridatic Hoard of Tetradrachms from Taurian Chersonesus ·» 379

Peter GUEST: The Oxcroft Lane, Bolsover Coin Hoard ·» 392

Elena KORKA / Constantine LAGOS / Maria SYRROU: Tenea (Corinthia) Ancient Hoards Excavated by the ‘Tenea Project Team’ in 2022 ·» 396

COIN HOARDS, MEDIEVAL and MODERN

Fernando LÓPEZ SÁNCHEZ / David MARTÍNEZ CHICO: A Seventh-Century Byzantine Hoard of Solidi from Andrinople (Edirne) ·» 403-412

Murray ANDREWS: Four early modern coin hoards from Norway ·» 413-418

Antonino CRISÀ: The small hoard of Pettineo (Messina, Italy, 1957): the gold oncie (1734-6) of Charles III ·» 419–426

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