2013-05-24T22:34:47+01:00http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/jsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/xmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/rsshttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/atomhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/kmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/geojsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results5120William II of EnglandCut halfpennyWINCHESTERCOINHAMPSHIRE2011-11-18T21:38:29ZSOUTH EAST AND LONDON1123SilverLeicester919.3HAMP-6D0547WilliamIIcuthalfpenny.jpg356125Robert WebleyDr Martin Allen9.8Bust diademed and draped facing; star to right472825HAMP-6D05474CHILCOMB0.55William II BMC v (N 856)images/rwebley/2011-12-07T10:09:00ZCoin of Norman and Early Plantagenet England 1066-1180+ SEI[... ]HRE1MEDIEVAL51.058171Cross fleury; pile surmounted by a pellet in each angle0.8 A slightly worn and bent late 11th-century silver medieval cut halfpenny of William II, Cross fleury and pile type, struck by the moneyer Semer at Leicester mint (1098-1100 AD; North 856; EMC 2011.0265) ...ELM -1.287942SU5029285673LEIC-0534D2COINMEDIEVALMedieval silver penny of King Stephen, minted in Leicester probably by Simon, 1135-54 (North type 898).John Naylor reports only one other example, see EMC 1200.018611353115442010-01-27T15:08:39Z2013-03-07T15:24:30Z0.88210.251RUTLANDRUTLANDBEAUMONT CHASESK850052.591164-0.746694right facing crowned, cuirassed and draped bust with Sceptre? in front and cross behind? [ ]T[ ]F[ ]lozenge and pellet within a tressure of eight arches from which spring four fleurs[-de-lys]'+H?[ ]M[ ]N :ON LELeicesterPennyStephen of Englandimages/wscott/Wendy ScottSilver0534D2 .JPG236579English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278EAST MIDLANDS271133LEIC-F15224COINMEDIEVALMedieval silver penny of Henry I, Leicester, 1123, Moneyer Chitilvs (North 870, BMCxiv). Also recorded on EMC 2010.0039.This is one of only three coins of this type known. Martin Allen has said 'HENRY I BMC type 14 (Pellets in Quatrefoil) is of great importance for the monetary history of England in the twelfth century. It is believed to have been the last type issued before the system of periodic recoinages introduced in the late tenth century was at least temporarily abandoned, in the aftermath of the assize of moneyers held at Christmastide 1124-25. It has been argued that most of the type 14 moneyers were removed from office in this assize, and that the sharp reduction in the number of mints between Henry I types 14 and 15 was part of a radical reorganization of the English coinage connected with the dismissal of the moneyers'. British Numismatic Journal 79 (2009), pp. 72-171. Blackburn 1990, 64-71.112332009-10-09T11:53:09Z2013-04-11T10:24:29Z1.29210.51LEICESTERSHIREMELTONWALTHAMSK792252.789799-0.82997facing crowned and diademed bust with sceptre, star in right fieldHENRICVSRQuatrefoil with trefoil terminals and star in centre, four lis in spaces+chITILVS.ON(quatrefoil stop)LEICLeicesterPennyHenry I of Englandimages/wscott/Wendy ScottSilverDSCN0886.JPG223797Coin of Norman and Early Plantagenet England 1066-1180EAST MIDLANDSEdward II of EnglandFarthingHUNTINGDONSHIRECOINCAMBRIDGESHIRE2008-12-02T16:34:42ZEAST1310SilverLeicester711.1LVMDKS560E42.jpg200839Dot BoughtonDot Boughton10.5crowned bust facing240021WansfordLANCUM-560E424Restricted Access0.5Farthing: Edwardian class 11 (N 1070/1 / W 30)images/dboughton/2011-02-24T13:47:38ZEnglish coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377CIVITAS LONDON11314MEDIEVAL52.559928long cross dividing legend with three pellets in each quarter0.1Probably a base silver farthing of Edward II dating from c. 1310-1314. Withers Class 30; North 1070/1, Class 10-11. EDWARDVS REX [A?]-0.393535Stephen of EnglandCut halfpennyPENWITHCOINCORNWALL2005-05-25T20:28:16ZSOUTH WEST18.31135SilverLeicesterStephenobv.jpg64054Anna TyackeAnna TyackeBust facing three quarters to the right holding a sceptre 96852CORN-4ED0544HAYLE0.48images/atyacke/2011-02-24T13:50:06ZIllegible apart from N or M? 11154MEDIEVAL50.19122Lozenge within a tressure of eight arcs from which spring four pellets and fleurs de lis0.6Silver short-cross cut halfpenny of Stephen (1135-1154), lozenge and fleurs type, similar to an example minted in Leicester (North 898), but legends illegible.Illegible-5.433834SW5538