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A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

One of thirty-four medieval coins of Hungary and the Balkans:

Maker(s)

Mint: Uukh
Ruler: Louis the Great (1342-82)

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

Moesia Inferior, Istros, time of Septimius Severus (193-211), Æ, rev. Dionysos standing left (cf. AMNG ), 2.77g.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

A cabinet of coins formed by Rev. E.Conybeare when vicar of Barrington, Cambs., comprising local finds of coins. The cabinet and collection has been inherited by the donor from her aunt, Miss D.F. Conybeare, daughter of the Rev. E. Conybeare.

Coin

Maker(s)

Moneyer: Coenræd
Wigmund (837–54) (Archbishop of York)

One of seven medieval Polish coins and one German coin:

One of six Italian coins:

One of seven medieval Polish coins and one German coin:

Bohemia, Wenceslas II (1278-1305), AR bracteate (Cach 860), 0.73g. From Elsen List 227, no. 867.

Liège, John of Horn (1485-1505). AE brûlé, Hasselt (De Chestret 422), 1.38g. From Elsen sale 76 (13.9.2003), lot 1359.

One of four Ancient Greek and Pseudo Byzantine coins, acquired by the donor’s deceased parents in the 1950s or 1960s in Middle East. All probably found in Middle East.

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Maker(s)

Maker: University of Cambridge

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