Connected records
The coin has been mounted with a hinged pin (partly surviving) and catch-plate arranged to display the ornate cross motif of the Rev, which has been gilded. The gilding appears to extend over the head of one of the rivets, indicating that the coin was gilded after the brooch was made. The adaptation of coins in this way is a feature of the later 11th and early 12th century.
Maker(s)
Mint:
Winchester
Ruler:
William I (1066-87)
Penny
Maker(s)
Ruler:
Edward I (1272-1307)
Mint:
York
Issuer:
Archbishop William II Wickwane (1279-85)
Penny
Maker(s)
Ruler:
Edward I (1272-1307)
(Uncertain)
Mint:
Canterbury
Ruler:
Edward II (1307-27)
(Uncertain)
Penny
Maker(s)
Ruler:
Edward IV (1461-70, 1471-83)
Mint:
York
Issuer:
Archbishop George Neville (1465-76)
Penny
Maker(s)
Ruler:
Henry II (1154-89)
(Struck in the name of)
Ruler:
John (1199-1216)
(Struck in the rule of)
Mint:
Canterbury
Moneyer:
Roberd
Penny
Maker(s)
Ruler:
Edward IV (1461-70, 1471-83)
Mint:
York
Issuer:
Archbishop George Neville (1465-76)
