Connected records
Henry I (1100-35), silver penny, type 13, Cambridge mint, moneyer Algar Fresa, 1.27g. From Granta Coins and Antiquities, 23 Magdalene Street, Cambridge; found near Fulbourn, Cambs., August 2001. This is only the fourth known coin of Cambridge of Henry I (two of type 5 and two of type 13), and its very clear mint-signature (GRA) vindicates the tentative attribution to Cambridge of a specimen in the Conte collection, struck from the same obverse die.
Maker(s)
Mint:
Cambridge
Ruler:
Henry I (1100-35)
England, Henry I (1100-35), silver penny, BMC type 10, Cambridge mint, moneyer Fresa, 1.11g. From F. R. Künker Münzhandlung sale 137 (11 March 2008), lot 3187 (total cost 1482 = £1217); ex Prof. G. W. de Wit collection; ex Rauch (Vienna) sale 58 (1996), lot 748.
Maker(s)
Mint:
Cambridge
Ruler:
Henry I (1100-35)
Henry I (1100-35), silver cut halfpenny, BMC type 5, Cambridge mint, moneyer Frise, 0.62g. Found near Haverhill, Suffolk, Oct. 1983. M. Blackburn and M. Bonser, A second Henry I coin of the Cambridge mint, Seaby Coin and Medal Bulletin 794 (Oct. 1984), pp. 252-3; M. Allen, The Cambridge mint before the Norman Conquest, Numismatic Chronicle 166 (2006), pp. 237-44, no. 16.2.
Maker(s)
Cambridge
(Mint)
Henry I (1100-35)
(Ruler)
Medieval
Maker(s)
Ruler:
Æthelred II (AD 978–1016)
Mint:
Cambridge
Moneyer:
Ade
Mint:
Cambridge (Cambs)
