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 The coin is bent and worn in places. It measures 20mm in diameter, 0.3mm thick and weighs 1.3g. </description><obverseLegend>hENRICVS R/E[X]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-0.242002</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>ST EDMUNDSBURY</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>SUFFOLK</county><created>2010-10-05T15:24:39Z</created><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Worcester</mintName><creator>Jane Carr</creator><identifier>Jane Carr</identifier><obverseDescription>crowned bust facing, numerous small curls of hair, N with serifs</obverseDescription><id>409067</id><knownas>Brockley</knownas><old_findID>SF-B43376</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><weight>3.03</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 2 (N 965)</typeTerm><updated>2010-10-05T15:30:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>OSBER ON WIRIC</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1190</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>52.163588</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>short cross dividing inner circle, with four peelets in each angle</reverseDescription><description> A Medieval silver short cross penny of Richard I, class II, 1189-1190 AD </description><obverseLegend>HENRICVS REX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>0.644935</fourFigureLon><parish>Restricted Access</parish></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>STRATFORD ON AVON</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>WARWICKSHIRE</county><created>2010-08-24T18:54:27Z</created><regionName>WEST MIDLANDS</regionName><diameter>17.85</diameter><fromdate>1194</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Canterbury</mintName><axis>4</axis><filename>WAW-415636.jpg</filename><thumbnail>294561</thumbnail><creator>Angie Bolton</creator><identifier>Angie Bolton</identifier><obverseDescription>Bust facing forwards.</obverseDescription><id>404052</id><old_findID>WAW-415636</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WIXFORD</parish><weight>1.1</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 4a (N 968/1)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/abolton/</imagedir><updated>2010-09-02T12:19:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>REIVNAVD ON CANT </reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1200</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>52.184192</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Short voided cross with a quatrefoil in each quarter.</reverseDescription><description> Medieval coin: penny of Richard I (1189-1199) minted in Canterbury by Reinavd between 1194 and 1200 AD North No. 968/1; 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 North vol.I, p.22, no.967  
 

 
 

 
 

 Diameter: 19.52mm, Thickness: 0.79mm, Weight: 1.32g </description><obverseLegend>HENRI[CVS R]EX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-2.627141</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>Wrexham</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>WREXHAM</county><created>2010-07-27T06:33:29Z</created><regionName>WALES</regionName><diameter>19.5</diameter><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><axis>11</axis><filename>3134-0011.jpg</filename><thumbnail>290954</thumbnail><creator>Rod Trevaskus</creator><identifier>Rod Trevaskus</identifier><obverseDescription>facing bust with sceptre in the right hand</obverseDescription><id>400424</id><old_findID>CPAT-E7DB90</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Gresford</parish><weight>1.3</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 3 (N 967)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/rod/</imagedir><updated>2010-07-27T06:41:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>[R]ICARD ON LVNO</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1199</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>53.079128</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>voided short cross with a quatrefoil to each angle</reverseDescription><thickness>0.65</thickness><description> A medieval hammered silver short cross penny of uncertain ruler. Based on the style of the obverse, with a probable count of 7 pellets in the crown and the moneyer RICARD, this coin is probably from Richard I (1189-99). The obverse has the facing bust with sceptre in the right hand and the reverse has the voided short cross with a quatrefoil to each angle.  
 

 The coin is clipped and the obverse has been double struck.  
  </description><obverseLegend>HENRICUS [RE]X</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-2.986693</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SJ3454</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>Denbighshire</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>DENBIGHSHIRE</county><created>2010-07-26T13:52:03Z</created><regionName>WALES</regionName><diameter>20</diameter><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>LVPL-D93031.JPG</filename><thumbnail>290858</thumbnail><creator>Vanessa Oakden</creator><identifier>Vanessa Oakden</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned bust forward with sceptre.</obverseDescription><id>400343</id><knownas>Bodelwyddan</knownas><old_findID>LVPL-D93031</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>1.6</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 4a (N 968/1)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/voakden/</imagedir><updated>2010-08-11T14:26:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>DVL ON. NOR</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1199</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>53.26254</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided short cross with quatrefoil in each quarter.</reverseDescription><description> Silver voided short cross of Richard I, (1189-1199).  
 

 Obverse: H[ENRICVS] REX; crowned bust forward with sceptre.  
 

 Reverse: DVL ON. NOR; voided short cross with quatrefoil in each quarter.  
 

 Monier: Randvl  
 

 Mint: Northampton or Norwich.  
 

 Class 4a, north no. 968/1. 
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 Ref: North, Vol I, p.220, no.967. </description><obverseLegend>HE[NRICVS REX]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-0.782798</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>EAST HERTFORDSHIRE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>HERTFORDSHIRE</county><created>2010-06-17T10:41:50Z</created><regionName>EAST</regionName><diameter>16.61</diameter><fromdate>1190</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>London</mintName><filename>ESS-9FBEE2.jpg</filename><thumbnail>291125</thumbnail><creator>Laura McLean</creator><identifier>Laura McLean</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned bust, facing</obverseDescription><id>394242</id><old_findID>ESS-9FBEE2</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>MUCH HADHAM</parish><weight>0.9</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 3 (N 967)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/lmclean/</imagedir><updated>2010-08-17T09:44:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>+WILLWM.ON.LVN</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1194</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.83382</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Short cross, quatrefoil in each angle</reverseDescription><description> Medieval silver coin: class 3 short cross penny of Richard I, dating 1190-4. </description><obverseLegend>HENRICVS REX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>0.044949</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>TL4117</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>YORK</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>NORTH YORKSHIRE</county><created>2010-06-10T09:17:21Z</created><regionName>YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER</regionName><diameter>16.5</diameter><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>KM0071.jpg</filename><thumbnail>284599</thumbnail><creator>Rebecca Griffiths</creator><identifier>Rebecca Griffiths</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing</obverseDescription><id>393188</id><knownas>Naburn</knownas><old_findID>YORYM-0ADA13</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>0.8</weight><typeTerm>Richard I, not further defined</typeTerm><imagedir>images/bmorris/</imagedir><updated>2010-06-10T10:30:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>Illegible</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1199</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>53.906694</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided short cross</reverseDescription><thickness>1.03</thickness><description> An incomplete silver penny probably of Richard I, short cross reverse, uncertain mint and moneyer, 1189-1199.  
 

 The penny is bent at an almost 90° angle. </description><obverseLegend>Illegible</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.088204</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>ISLE OF WIGHT</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>ISLE OF WIGHT</county><created>2010-06-04T15:03:12Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>20.8</diameter><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>London</mintName><axis>12</axis><filename>IOW2010-2-269.JPG</filename><thumbnail>283869</thumbnail><creator>Frank Basford</creator><identifier>Frank Basford</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing with sceptre (probably seven pearls in crown, crescents in beard, three curls to right, two [visible] to left)</obverseDescription><id>392582</id><knownas>Isle of Wight</knownas><old_findID>IOW-915AF6</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>1.3</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 3 (N 967)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/fbasford/</imagedir><updated>2011-03-21T11:05:36Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>STIVENE.ON.LV (cross pattée initial mark)</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1194</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>50.671261</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided short cross with a quatrefoil in each quadrant</reverseDescription><description> A silver penny of Richard I (1189-1199). Class 3, c.1189/90-c. 1194. Minted at London by Stivene (North 967). </description><obverseLegend>hENRICVS R[EX ]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.251355</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><district>EAST HAMPSHIRE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>HAMPSHIRE</county><created>2010-06-03T10:15:02Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>19.2</diameter><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><filename>SUSS-780A64.jpg</filename><thumbnail>283666</thumbnail><creator>Laura Burnett</creator><identifier>Laura Burnett</identifier><width>8.2</width><obverseDescription>Crowned head facing, [sceptre held to left]</obverseDescription><id>392395</id><knownas>Rowlands Castle</knownas><old_findID>SUSS-780A64</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>0.42</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 3 (N 967)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/lburnett/</imagedir><updated>2010-06-03T10:21:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>Illegible</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1194</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>50.911733</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Short voided cross pommee with small pommee saltires in the quarters</reverseDescription><thickness>0.4</thickness><description> Medieval silver cut halfpenny of Richard I (1189-1199), Short cross probably class 3, mint and moneyer unclear, 1189-1194 AD, North 967  
 

</description><obverseLegend>[hENRI]CVS [REX]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-0.948798</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><district>HAVANT</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>HAMPSHIRE</county><created>2010-06-02T10:46:41Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>20.7</diameter><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Canterbury</mintName><axis>2</axis><filename>SUSS-636915.jpg</filename><thumbnail>283635</thumbnail><creator>Laura Burnett</creator><identifier>Laura Burnett</identifier><width>10.4</width><obverseDescription>Crowned head facing, [sceptre held to right]</obverseDescription><id>392265</id><knownas>Havant</knownas><old_findID>SUSS-636915</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>0.63</weight><typeTerm>Richard I, not further defined</typeTerm><imagedir>images/lburnett/</imagedir><updated>2010-06-03T07:45:07Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>[...]ON.CANT</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1199</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>50.849294</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided short cross pommee with small pommee saltires in each quarter</reverseDescription><thickness>0.5</thickness><description> Medieval silver cut halfpenny of Richard I (1189-1199), Short cross class 2-4a, minted at Canterbury by unclear moneyer, 1189-1199 AD, North 965-968/1 </description><obverseLegend>hENRIC[VS REX]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.007023</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>HAMPSHIRE</county><created>2010-05-26T14:12:03Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>20</diameter><fromdate>1190</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Canterbury</mintName><filename>10.442.jpg</filename><thumbnail>282719</thumbnail><creator>David Williams</creator><identifier>David W Williams</identifier><id>391376</id><old_findID>SUR-D2C333</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>WHITCHURCH</parish><weight>1.15</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 3 (N 967)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/dwilliams/</imagedir><updated>2010-05-26T14:18:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>GOLDWINE ON C</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1205</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.193296</fourFigureLat><description> A penny of Richard I, Canterbury mint. Class 3 or 4a. </description><obverseLegend>HENRICVS R[EX]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.328793</fourFigureLon><fourFigure>SU4744</fourFigure></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>WEALDEN</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>EAST SUSSEX</county><created>2010-05-25T22:15:41Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>18.8</diameter><fromdate>1189</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>London</mintName><axis>8</axis><filename>SUSS-C4C0C7.JPG</filename><thumbnail>292356</thumbnail><creator>Emma Close</creator><identifier>Emma Close</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned head facing holding sceptre to left</obverseDescription><id>391243</id><knownas>Chalvington with Ripe</knownas><old_findID>SUSS-C4C0C7</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>0.8</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 2 (N 965)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/emmac/</imagedir><updated>2010-08-05T10:36:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>RAV[...]N.LVNDE</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1190</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>50.8608</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Short voided cross pommee with small pommee saltires in each quarter</reverseDescription><thickness>0.8</thickness><description> Medieval silver penny probably of Richard I (1189-1199), short cross, probably Class 2, minted by Raul at London, 1189-1190 AD, North 965. About a tenth of the flan is missing to an irregular break at one side, </description><obverseLegend>HE[NR]ICVS R/EX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>0.144185</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><district>HEREFORDSHIRE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>HEREFORDSHIRE</county><created>2010-05-11T14:04:13Z</created><regionName>WEST MIDLANDS</regionName><diameter>18</diameter><fromdate>1194</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>London</mintName><axis>6</axis><filename>HESH-963DC7.jpg</filename><thumbnail>282475</thumbnail><creator>Peter Reavill</creator><identifier>Peter Reavill</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned head facing. Beard formed from pellets and hair from curls. Wide relatively crude.
In the inscription the S is composite the V is very wide, c with rounded back and closed</obverseDescription><id>389117</id><knownas>Hay-on-Wye</knownas><old_findID>HESH-963DC7</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>0.61</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 4a (N 968/1)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/preavill/</imagedir><updated>2010-07-27T13:24:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>STIVEN[E ON L]</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1205</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>52.116612</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Divided short cross, within each quarter are four conjoined pellets.</reverseDescription><description> Silver cut half penny of either late Richard I or early John probably class 4 (a or b) 1194-1205. Moneyer: Stievene, mint: London  
 

 North: 968/1 or 968/2 </description><obverseLegend>[HE]NRICVS [REX]</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-3.052923</fourFigureLon></result><result><classification>Penny</classification><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><subClassification>Voided short-cross</subClassification><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>WYCOMBE</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>BUCKINGHAMSHIRE</county><created>2010-04-28T10:11:57Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>19.3</diameter><fromdate>1194</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Canterbury</mintName><axis>10</axis><filename>Med coin 10 55 - 5.jpg</filename><thumbnail>278639</thumbnail><creator>Julian Watters</creator><identifier>Roger Paul</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing, holding sceptre.</obverseDescription><id>387535</id><knownas>Longwick Cum Ilmer</knownas><old_findID>BH-809ED5</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>1.32</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 4, not further defined</typeTerm><imagedir>images/jwatters/</imagedir><updated>2010-04-28T10:17:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>+MEINIR.ON.CAN</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1205</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>51.738427</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided short-cross, four pellets in each quarter.</reverseDescription><thickness>0.5</thickness><description> A silver penny (voided short-cross type) of Richard I; Class 4 coin, minted c. 1194-c. 1205. Moneyer: Meinir at Canterbury. Measures 19.3mm in diameter, 0.5mm thick and weighs 1.32g. </description><obverseLegend>hENRIC[VS] R/EX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-0.886282</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>LICHFIELD</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>STAFFORDSHIRE</county><created>2010-04-16T00:30:21Z</created><diameter>17.7</diameter><fromdate>1194</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Canterbury</mintName><axis>2</axis><filename>WMID-7AF9D6.jpg</filename><thumbnail>281650</thumbnail><creator>Duncan Slarke</creator><identifier>Duncan Slarke</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing with a sceptre</obverseDescription><id>385670</id><knownas>Drayton Bassett</knownas><old_findID>WMID-7AF9D6</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>0.9</weight><imagedir>images/dslarke/</imagedir><updated>2010-05-18T10:46:00Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>+ ROBERD . ON . CAN</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1205</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>0</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided short cross with four pellets in each angle.</reverseDescription><thickness>0.68</thickness><description> A silver short cross penny of Richard I (1189-1199). Class 4a (circa 1194-1204/5), North number N968/1). The coin has probably been clipped.  </description><obverseLegend>HENRICVS REX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>0</fourFigureLon></result><result><rulerName>Richard I of England</rulerName><denominationName>Penny</denominationName><district>ISLE OF WIGHT</district><objecttype>COIN</objecttype><county>ISLE OF WIGHT</county><created>2010-04-12T12:05:18Z</created><regionName>SOUTH EAST AND LONDON</regionName><diameter>19.7</diameter><fromdate>1194</fromdate><materialTerm>Silver</materialTerm><mintName>Durham</mintName><axis>9</axis><filename>IOW2010-3-67.JPG</filename><thumbnail>276092</thumbnail><creator>Frank Basford</creator><identifier>Frank Basford</identifier><obverseDescription>Crowned bust facing with sceptre</obverseDescription><id>384847</id><knownas>Isle of Wight</knownas><old_findID>IOW-30C7E1</old_findID><workflow>4</workflow><parish>Restricted Access</parish><weight>1.26</weight><typeTerm>Short cross class 4a (N 968/1)</typeTerm><imagedir>images/fbasford/</imagedir><updated>2011-03-21T11:05:36Z</updated><categoryTerm>English coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278</categoryTerm><reverseLegend>ALEIN ON DVRA</reverseLegend><quantity>1</quantity><todate>1205</todate><broadperiod>MEDIEVAL</broadperiod><fourFigureLat>50.617487</fourFigureLat><reverseDescription>Voided short cross with a quatrefoil in each quadrant</reverseDescription><description> A silver short cross penny of Richard I (1189-1199). Class 4a, c. 1194-1205/5. Moneyer: Alein of Durham (North 1994: 220. ref: 968/1). </description><obverseLegend>hENRICVS REX</obverseLegend><fourFigureLon>-1.280479</fourFigureLon></result></results></response>
