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One of two Byzantine coins found c.1964-5, outside Istanbul in ploughed fields, along the seacoast (European side).

Maker(s)

Mint: Constantinople
Ruler: Michael III (842-867)

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

One of two Byzantine coins found c.1964-5, outside Istanbul in ploughed fields, along the seacoast (European side).

Maker(s)

Mint: Heraclea
Ruler: Arcadius (383-408)

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

Mesopotamia, c.2000 BC, shell ring, perhaps had a monetary function; 1.70g. From Tye list 37, no. 178.

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Ajaya Deva (c. 1110-20)

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

One of three medieval French coins:

Maker(s)

Mint: Toulouse
Ruler: Alfonse of Poitiers (1249-71)

A small section of a terracotta mosaic, 80 x 82mm, with 28 bronze coins embedded into it: Indian, Habbarid Amirs of Sind, mid-10th cent., various types, including ones with a four-petal motif (unpublished; cf. Deyell pp. 44-6). Found near Thatta, Pakistan, c.1970.

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

Low Countries, uncertain issuer, Count John, probably John III, count of Megen (1359-1415), Bill. piefort of mouton dor, obv. II (?) / COS (Van der Chijs, Hol. pl. 3.1, as Holland), 39.57g.

Maker(s)

Ruler: John III, count of Megen (1359-1415)

Poland, Wladislaw II Jagiello (1386-1434), AR pólgrosz, Krakow (rev. Kopicki 275), 1.37g.

Maker(s)

Mint: Krakow
Ruler: Wladislaw II Jagiello (1386-1434)

Poland, Jadwiga (1384-6), AR denier, Wshowa (Gumowski 410), 0.25g.

Maker(s)

Mint: Wschowa
Ruler: Jadwiga (1384-1399)

Italy, Florence, AR guelfo da 4 soldi, 1345 (Bernocchi 797), 1.89g.

Maker(s)

Mint: Florence

Bulgaria, John Shishman (1371-93), AR gros, Turnovo (Rad. p. 198, 2-6), 1.01g.

Maker(s)

Mint: Turnovo
Ruler: John Shishman (1371-93)

Bulgaria, John Asen II (1218-41), AE trachy, Thessalonika (Rad. p. 62, no. 2), 3.22g.

Maker(s)

Mint: Thessalonika
Ruler: John Asen II (1218-41)

One of three medieval French coins:

Maker(s)

Mint: Toulouse
Ruler: Alfonse of Poitiers (1249-71)

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One of two Byzantine coins found c.1964-5, outside Istanbul in ploughed fields, along the seacoast (European side).

Maker(s)

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

One of two Byzantine coins found c.1964-5, outside Istanbul in ploughed fields, along the seacoast (European side).

Maker(s)

One of forty-eight 19th- and 20th-cent. fakes of Chinese coins, to be acquired for reference purposes. Thirty-three of these were originally part of the Vikram Chand collection of Chinese coins given by Christopher Jeeps via the Friends in 1999:

Mesopotamia, c.2000 BC, shell ring, perhaps had a monetary function; 1.70g. From Tye list 37, no. 178.

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

Maker(s)

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

One of three medieval French coins:

Maker(s)

A small section of a terracotta mosaic, 80 x 82mm, with 28 bronze coins embedded into it: Indian, Habbarid Amirs of Sind, mid-10th cent., various types, including ones with a four-petal motif (unpublished; cf. Deyell pp. 44-6). Found near Thatta, Pakistan, c.1970.

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

One of thirty-three Oriental coins:

Low Countries, uncertain issuer, Count John, probably John III, count of Megen (1359-1415), Bill. piefort of mouton dor, obv. II (?) / COS (Van der Chijs, Hol. pl. 3.1, as Holland), 39.57g.

Maker(s)

Poland, Wladislaw II Jagiello (1386-1434), AR pólgrosz, Krakow (rev. Kopicki 275), 1.37g.

Maker(s)

Poland, Jadwiga (1384-6), AR denier, Wshowa (Gumowski 410), 0.25g.

Maker(s)

Italy, Florence, AR guelfo da 4 soldi, 1345 (Bernocchi 797), 1.89g.

Maker(s)

Bulgaria, John Shishman (1371-93), AR gros, Turnovo (Rad. p. 198, 2-6), 1.01g.

Maker(s)

Bulgaria, John Asen II (1218-41), AE trachy, Thessalonika (Rad. p. 62, no. 2), 3.22g.

Maker(s)

One of three medieval French coins:

Maker(s)

One of six modern coins:

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