NMS-5767C8: COIN
Medieval silver coin of Henry I, Quatrefoil with piles type, moneyer Wulfrard of Sandwich, North 863, weight 1.36g, c.1111
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KENT-8579B3: COIN
An incomplete silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), dating to 1125 - 1135. Description: Quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV; Spink 1276). Uncertain moneyer and mint. The coin is damaged, with a triangular section missing from the flan, and appears to have been clipped. Measurements: Diameter: 19.1 mm and Weight: 1.22 g. Discussion: As North (1994) No.871.
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LEIC-86C861: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100 - 1135), dating to c.AD 1111. Quatrefoil with piles (BMC type VII). Moneyer Derman, mint of London. North (1994) Volume 1, p 197 no 863 Diameter: 20 mm Weight: 1.3 g
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YORYM-4F4B06: COIN
A silver Medieval cut halfpenny of Henry I (AD 1100-1350) dating to the period AD 1125-c.1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury reverse type. Uncertain moneyer. Mint unclear. North Vol 1, p.198, no.871.

SUSS-4F0EF2: COIN
A complete Medieval silver penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135), full face / cross fleury type dating to AD 1117. As North (1991:197) no. 866. Uncertain moneyer and mint. Dimensions: diameter: 20.18mm, thickness: 0.75mm, weight: 1.34g The coin appears to have been bent around another object, obverse side facing down, with roughly a quarter of the flan curled into a lip.

YORYM-7B7C3A: COIN
A silver medieval cut half penny of Henry I (1100 - 1135) dating to the period c.AD 1103. PAX reverse type. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. BMC Type III. North Vol 1, p.197, no.859.

ESS-55443C: COIN
An incomplete medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-1135). Pointing Bust and Stars type dating to the period AD1110-1113. Uncertain moneyer and mint. North (1980); Vol 1, p.158, no.862. Parts of one edge of the coin are missing. Measurements: Width: 9.4mm (half of diameter); Weight: 0.52g.

BERK-FF3EE7: COIN
A cut halfpenny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to AD 1100 - 1135. Uncertain class, moneyer and mint. Heavily worn.

SUR-A8C453: COIN
An extremely worn silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), dating to AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV). Moneyer possibly (O)S(B)[ERN] at London mint. As North (1994: p 198) No. 871.

NMS-06DF1C: COIN
Silver cut farthing of Henry I, annulets type, North 857, uncertain mint and moneyer, weight 0.34g, light wear, circa Autumn 1100

SUSS-8A7949: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to the period c.AD 1115. Double inscription type. Cross pattee with double inscription between three beaded circles reverse. Moneyer and mint uncertain. As North (1991); Vol 1, p.197, no.867. Diameter: 19.38mm; thickness: 0.82mm and weight: 1.0g The outer edge of half the flan is missing.

SUR-35E562: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Henry I, "Pellets in Quatrefoil" type, dating to c. 1123. Moneyer possibly [GOD](W)INE at Winchester mint. As North 870; B.M.C xiv.

NMS-9030E9: COIN
Fragment of a silver cut halfpenny of Henry I, full face/cross fleurry type, moneyer Tu[...] of uncertain mint, weight 0.36g, North 866, c.1117

NARC-3F7189: COIN
An incomplete silver Penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135). Quatrefoil and piles type. Moneyer, Sperling in London. AD 1111-1113. Length: 20.19mm, Width: 12.52mm, Thickness: 0.67mm, Weight: 0.9g North Vol I, P 197, No 863

LEIC-19348F: COIN
A complete silver medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to c. AD 1109. Obverse with bust facing, crowned and diademed; in right hand, a sceptre surmounted by a quatrefoil of annulets; in field right, a star and a quatrefoil of annulets. Reverse with cross pattee within pointed quatrefoil; in field, four quatrefoils of annulets. The coin has been officially 'snicked' in the edge to show that it is good silver. BMC type IX. Mint: Hastings. Moneyer: Sperling. As North no. 865. Weight: 1.269 g Diameter: 19 mm

SUSS-7385D8: COIN
A complete worn medieval silver penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135) dating between AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury reverse type, North no. 871 (North 1994: pp198), BMC no. 15. Moneyer: Alfred or Aldred, mint of Canterbury or Christchurch. Obverse description: Bust facing crowned and diademed, head three quarters left, sceptre in right hand Obverse inscription: [...] Reverse description: Quadrilateral with incurved sides and lis at each angle over cross fleury Reverse Inscription: [...]ED:ON C[...] Dimensions: diameter: 20.70mm, thickness: 0.45mm, weight: 1.27g

SUR-9FAB7E: COIN
A worn and folded silver medieval cut half penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), Quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV), dating to AD 1125 - 1135. Uncertain moneyer or mint. As North (1994: p 198) No. 871.

NLM-DDA251: COIN
Silver coin fragment. Cut halfpenny [chipped at end], possibly of Henry I (1100-1135) though not seen in Spink (2017). Obverse description: [bust] with sceptre vertical left. Obverse inscription: hEN (---) Reverse description: cross potent with a lis in each angle. Reverse inscription: (--)IER(--) Diameter (in excess of): 16mm, Weight: 0.49gms

SUR-A119B8: COIN
An extremely worn silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), dating to AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV). Uncertain moneyer or mint. As North (1994: p 198) No. 871.

YORYM-6A3722: COIN
A silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry I dating to the period c.AD 1117. Cross fleury reverse. Moneyer unclear. Mint unclear. BMC Type X. North Vol 1, p.197, no.866.

PUBLIC-1C8587: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval penny of Henry I (1100-35), quadrilateral over cross fleury type (type 15; North 871), dating c AD1125-35; mint and moneyer uncertain (see below). Ref: North 1994: p.198. The coin is incomplete with a crack in the coin which has since suffered damage removing a fragment of the flan. The coin is poorly struck leading to illegibility of inscription. The only inscription visible on the coin is on the reverse, probably part of a moneyer's name. It reads either [...]DVL[...] or [...]OVL[...], possibilities including Raul/Radulf/Rawulf at Oxford or Osulf at Wallingford. Diameter: 19.13mm. Weight: 1.4gms

YORYM-8A84C8: COIN
A broken a silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to the period c.AD 1109. Cross in Quatrefoil type reverse. Unclear moneyer and mint. BMC Type IX. North Vol 1, p.197, no.865.

SUR-3A24DA: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Henry I, Full Face / Cross Fleury type dating to 1117. Obverse: facing crowned and diademed bust. Reverse: cross fleury with annulet centre. Moneyer is OSMER, Wareham mint. As BMC x; North 866.

BH-848BB7: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135), type XIII, dating AD 1121. Minted by LEFPINE at Sudbury. As North 1994, p. 198, no. 869. North, J.J. 1994. English Hammered Coinage, Volume I, Early Anglo Saxon to Henry III, c. 600-1272. Spink & Son, London

SUSS-F13326: COIN
A complete Medieval silver cut farthing of Henry I (1100-35), 'full face/cross fleury' type dating to c.AD 1117 (North 866; BMC type X), mint and moneyer uncertain (see below, possibly Sperling at London or Hastings). Ref: North 1994: 197; Allen 2012: table 8. Dimensions: length: 8.98mm width: 8.86mm thickness: 0.84mm weight: 0.33g The moneyer's name begins with the letter S followed by an upright letter (e.g. P, I etc). Allen (2012 table 8) lists few coins struck by such a moneyer for this type: Sperling at Hastings and London and Sigar(us) at London).

KENT-4355F6: COIN
A complete medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-1135). PAX Type dating to 1103. Uncertain moneyer and mint due to mis-striking. North 859. Measurements: diameter: 17.3mm; weight: 1g

KENT-9F3172: COIN
A worn silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-135), dating to 1100, 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type, dating to the period 1125-c.1135. uncertain mint, possibly Durham. BMC type xv; North (1994) no. 871. Measurements: 20mm long (original diameter), 9.95mm wide, and 0.62g in weight.

BERK-6B5818: COIN
A silver Penny of Henry I of England Category: Coin of Norman and Early Plantagenet England 1066-1180 Type: Henry I BMC xv (N 871) Mint: London AD1125-1135

KENT-94CFBE: COIN
A clipped medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100 - 1135). Quadrilateral on cross fleury type dating to the period AD 1125-1135. Mint of Canterbury uncertain moneyer. North (1994) no. 871. Merasurements: 17.5mm in diameter and 1.27g in weight/

BERK-B0783A: COIN
A silver Penny of Henry I. Category: Coin of Norman and Early Plantagenet England 1066-1180 Type: Henry I BMC xv (N 871) Dated AD1125-1135

NLM-9B6A54: COIN
Silver coin. A short cross cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-1135); the finder kindly suggests a Watford penny of Stephen (1135-1154). Obverse description: worn smooth. Reverse description: voided short cross, an inward-pointing lis in each angle; legend worn away. Diameter: 18.8mm, Weight: 0.64gms

NMS-E42127: COIN
Silver cut farthing, probably a Quadrilateral on cross type of Henry I, moneyer appears to be Gilbert (GIL...), veery worn, c.1134-5

WAW-AB7DD5: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100 – 1135), cross and annulets type (North 868), dating to AD 1119. Minted by Osulf of Wallingford. North 1994 pg198. Diameter: 18.22mm. Thickness: 0.82mm. Die axis: 9.

SUR-A7F28A: COIN
An incomplete silver medieval cut farthing of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to c. AD 1121. Star in lozenge fleury type. Uncertain moneyer or mint. As North 1991, Volume I, page 198, number 869, BMC xiii.

KENT-ADD850: COIN
A complete medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-35), 'pellets in quatrefoil' type (North 870; BNC type xiv) dating to the period c.AD 1131-?3, mint and moneyer uncertain (illegible). Ref: North 1994: 198. The coin is poorly struck on a slightly irregular flan. Measurements: length (origianal diameter): 19.2mm; width: 8.7mm; weight: 0.54g

HAMP-15CA13: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), dating to AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV). Uncerain moneyer, Winchester mint. As North (1994: p 198) No. 871.

OXON-9FAE6E: COIN
An complete silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (AD 1066-1154). Five annulets and four piles, (North type 4, 1980, 158, no. 860). Uncertain mint [ ]L and uncertain moneyer O[ ]. EMC no. 2021.0184. Diameter: 12.7mm, weight 0.2g.

BERK-88DDFA: COIN
A slightly worn silver hammered penny of Henry I (AD1100-1135) dating to c. 1106. 'Voided cross and fleurs type', c.f North 861. Mint and moneyer: Bruning/Brunig/Bruninc at Wilton See, (SF-45E103 and IOW-0BCF44 for the other two of this moneyer).

LIN-92E228: COIN
A complete silver medieval coin. Penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135) 'quatrefoil and piles' type (c.AD 1111-1113; BMC Type 7; EMC 2021.0140). Winchester moneyer Alfwine or Ailwine, reading +AIF[ ]N:PINC. Obverse description: Bust facing crowned and diademed Obverse inscription: [H]ENRI RE Reverse description: Figure formed of quatrefoil and four piles alternating, each pile surmounted by an annulet. Central annulet with pellet centre. Reverse inscription: +AIF[ ]N:PINC Initial mark: Cross potent The diameter of the coin is 18 mm. Dr Martin Allen reports that this coin fills a gap in the issues of a moneyer previously recorded in Henry I types 6, 9, 11 and 10, and from a round halfpenny of Henry I.

SUR-4271BC: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), dating to AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV). Uncerain moneyer, Canterbury mint. As North (1994: p 198) No. 871.

OXON-B11983: COIN
An incomplete Medieval silver penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135), dating to AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury type. Unclear mint and moneyer. North (1994: p 198) No. 871 BMC XV

GLO-B578DC: COIN
A medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-35), 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type (1125-c1135; BMC type xv; North 871), Obverse: Bust facing, turned three-quarters, crowned and holding sceptre [+HENRICVS. REX] Reverse: Quatrefoil with lis in each corner over cross fleury; a pellet in each angle of cross within the quatrefoil. ARD O[N] […]

KENT-0371A6: COIN
A worn silver medieval cut halfpenny of Henry I dating to the period c.AD 1115. Double inscription type. Cross pattee with double inscription between three beaded circles reverse. Moneyer uncertain, Possibly Robert/Rodbert. Mint of London. North (1994) no.867. Measurements: 19mm long (original diameter) and Weight g (to come).

KENT-52A40B: COIN
A worn and clipped medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-1135), Profile/Cross Fleury type, BMC x. Dating to c.1117. Minted by Edwine at Canterbury, Similar to North (1994) no. 866. Measurements: 18.21mm in diameter and 1.33g in weight.

HAMP-FDDF06: COIN
An incomplete cut half silver Medieval penny of Henry I (1100-1135), BMC III, PAX Type dating to 1103. Uncertain moneyer, possibly Lincoln mint. As North 859.

WAW-6E3155: COIN
A complete silver medieval penny of Henry I (1100-35), 'annulets and piles' type (North 860) dating to c.AD 1105, moneyer: Swegen/Sween, mint: Colchester. ref: North (1994: 197). Coin has been bent slightly across the upper third on the obverse. Overall dimensions: 17.46mm in diameter, 0.85mm in thickness and 1.23g in weight.

LEIC-59C7F1: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Henry I (1000 - 1135), dating to AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury type. Moneyer Kipping of Winchester. North (1994) Volume 1, p 198 no 871 BMC XV Diameter: 19 mm Weight: 1.35 g

An incomplete silver penny of Henry I (1100-35) type 11 (Double Inscription) (c.1115-17). EMC 2020.0300. This seems to be an unrecorded moneyer for the type however the inscription is interpreted. Obverse: Bust left crowned and diademed, holding a sceptre / EN[ ][X?] Reverse: Double inscription between three beaded circles, the outer inscription divided by a quatrefoil in a circle; in centre a cross pattée / [S?][ ][F?][ ]E:O / +N:[][C?]ES:

WMID-C6EFE5: COIN
An incomplete silver penny of Henry I to Richard I (AD 1154 to AD 1199), probably dating to the period AD 1180 to AD1190. Probably minted in Worcester by Moneyer Osber. Class 1b-2. Only part of the inscription is present, the rest of the coin is missing. Diameter: 19.0 mm Width: 9.5 mm Thickness: 1.0 mm Weight: 0.4 g

OXON-CBBA42: COIN
A very worn Medieval silver penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to the period c.AD 1102 - 1103. Cross-fleury reverse type. Uncertain moneyer. Mint of London. North (1994: 196) No.858.

YORYM-872F1C: COIN
A broken silver medieval penny of Henry I dating to the period c.AD 1115. Double inscription between three beaded circles reverse. Mint of London. BMC Type XI. North Vol 1, p.197, no.867.

GLO-7CDC38: COIN
Medieval silver cut half penny of Henry I (1100-35), 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type (1125-c1135; BMC type xv; North 871), Obverse: Bust facing, turned three-quarters, crowned and holding sceptre (only the bottom half remains) […] Reverse: Quatrefoil with lis in each corner over cross fleury; a pellet in each angle of cross within the quatrefoil. […]WARD O[N]

LON-16EAA7: COIN
A Medieval silver penny of Henry I, (AD 1100-1135) dating from AD 1107, Moneyer Sigar, mint of London. BMC VI, North type No. 862. Obverse description: Crowned bust three-quarters right holding sceptre in right hand pointing with left; in field right, three stars. Obverse inscription: HENRIC REX Reverse description: Cross pattee over saltire with four annulets at the end of each limb, in angle a star. Reverse inscription: SIGAR ON LV[] Dimensions: diameter: 19.59mm; weight: 1.27g. Reference: North, J. J. 1980. English Hammered Coinage, Volume I. Early Anglo-Saxon to Henry III c.600-1272. Spink: London

KENT-2BCC07: COIN
A very worn, Medieval cut silver halfpenny of Henry I (c. AD 1100-1135). Quadrilateral on cross fleury type dating 1125-c.1135. North (1994) no. 871, BMC Henry I type 15. Probably minted at Winchester by Æthelweard. Measurements: Length 17.60mm (original diameter), thickness: 0.64mm, weight: 0.56g.

A medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type (1125-c1135; BMC type xv; North 871), Obverse: Bust facing, turned three-quarters, crowned and holding sceptre [+HE]N[R]ICVS. [REX] Reverse: Quatrefoil with lis in each corner over cross fleury; a pellet in each angle of cross within the quatrefoil. […] ON LUND

PUBLIC-581A21: COIN
A medieval silver cut farthing of Henry I (AD1100 - 1135) Pellets in Quatrefoil type (AD1123) BMC xiv. Type 14. Obverse: (Probably Allen's bust c).Bust facing crowned and diademed, ICUS. Reverse: Quatrefoil with star in centre and pellets on limbs. Four lis around, STEF, probably Stiefne of Northampton JJ North vol 1, page 198, reference: 870 Weight:0.3gms, Length: 10.44mm, Width: 9.6mm

SWYOR-F0663E: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), 'full face/cross fleury type' (North 866; BMC 10) dating to c.AD1117, uncertain mint and moneyer. Ref: North 1994: 197. The coin is poorly struck on an irregular flan with much of the inscription (especially on the reverse) illegible. The are two lines of perpendicular cracks running across the coin, on emanating from the official 'snick' into the flan made at the mint. The coin has a diameter of 17.75mm, a thickness (bent) of 2.45mm, and weighs 1.26g.

NMS-4FA39A: COIN
Silver cut half penny of Henry I, quadrilateral on cross fleurry type, North 871, very worn and further detail illegible. c.AD.1125-1135. No. 6 on plan.

SUR-CFF85A: COIN
Two fragments of a silver Medieval penny of Henry I (1100-1135), Cross in Quatrefoil type (BMC IX and North 865), dating to 1109. Obverse: bust facing, crowned and diademed, in right hand a sceptre surmounted by a quatrefoil of annulets. Reverse: Cross pattee within pointed quatrefoil, four quatrefoils on annulets in field. Unclear moneyer or mint.

NARC-86FC1A: COIN
A complete cut Halfpenny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135). Annulets and piles type. Four annulets between piles reverse type. Uncertain Mint and Moneyer. AD 1105 Length: 17.86mm, Width: 9.32mm, Thickness: 0.88mm, Weight: 0.5mm North Vol I, P 197, No 860

HAMP-DFBE71: COIN
A medieval penny of Henry I (1100-35), annulets type (North 857; BMC i), mint of Oxford, struck by the moneyer Hermien, dating to c.1100.

BERK-E9DFB9: COIN
A very worn, and slightly misstruck Medieval silver penny possibly of Henry I (1100-35), 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type, dating to the period 1125-c.1135. Uncertain mint possibly London, moneyer uncertain. BMC type xv; North (2006) no. 871. The coin is clipped and cracked.

CORN-EC891C: COIN
Silver cut farthing of a penny of Henry I (1100-1135), BMC Type 9 (c.1109) with facing bust with part of crown with left annulet and quatrefoil to left on obverse and cross in quatrefoil reverse with quatrefoil on stalk from annulet in extant angle. Reverse legend has [...] ESA [...] which does not relate to a known moneyer or mint for this type (Martin Allen pers comm). Spink 1270.

YORYM-AD7318: COIN
A silver medieval penny of Henry I dating to the period c.AD 1115. Double inscription type. Cross pattee with double inscription between three beaded circles reverse. Moneyer uncertain. Mint of London. North Vol 1, p.197, no.867.

YORYM-DE0D74: COIN
A broken silver medieval penny of Henry I dating to the period c.AD 1102 - 1103. Cross-fleury reverse type. Uncertain moneyer. Mint probably of London. BMC Type 2. North Vol 1, p.196, no.858.

WILT-222448: COIN
A medieval silver cut halfpenny of Henry I dating to c AD 1107. Pointing bust and stars type. Uncertain mint and moneyer. North (1994: 197) no. 862.

NMS-8B2AE2: COIN
Silver penny of Henry I, Full face/cross fleurry type, North 866, moneyer Alf[...]d of ?Thetford, weight XXg, c.1117

DOR-8ED6AE: COIN
A fragment of a Medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100 - 1135) dating to c. 1115. A BMC type 11 with double reverse inscription. Minted in London. It is not possible to ascertain the original diameter. The moneyer is possible Blacaman. Reference: North Vol 1, No. 867 Date: Early Medieval - c. 1115 Diameter: 15.63 mm Weight: 0.46 g Die axis: uncertain

NMS-55FA3E: COIN
Silver penny of Henry I, smaller profile/cross and annulets type, moneyer Osbern of Thetford, North 868, weight 1.29g, c.1119

KENT-C915D8: COIN
A slightly worn silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-135), dating to 1100, , 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type, dating to the period 1125-c.1135. Mint uncertain, Moneyer Osbern (London or Ipswich) or Thurbern (Chester). BMC type xv; North (1994) no. 871. Measurements: 20.13mm long (original diameter), 9.78mm wide, 0.88mm thick and 0.65g in weight.

KENT-C84152: COIN
A slightly worn silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-135), dating to 1100, annulets type. Minted by Godric at uncertain mint. North (1994) no. 857, GMC I. Measurements: 17.66mm long (original diameter), 9mm wide, 1.06mm thick and 0.68g in weight.

KENT-21B759: COIN
A worn, clipped and slightly misstruck medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type, dating to the period 1125-c.1135. Minted at Thetford by Rodberd. BMC type xv; North (1994) no. 871. Measurements: 16.59mm in diameter, 1.43mm thick and 1.46g in weight.

BUC-1293FC: COIN
A silver medieval cut quarter penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to c. AD 1121. Star in lozenge fleury type. North 1991, Volume I, page 198, number 869, BMC xiii.

KENT-6CFD6E: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-35); Smaller Profile / Cross and Annulets type. Minted c. 1119. North (1994) No 868, BMC type XII. Possibly minted by the moneyer Ravenswar/Ravenswert at Hereford. Measurements: 16.45mm in diameter, 0.96mm thick 1.19g in weight. Discussion: This coin type (BMC type XII) is not previously known to have been issued at the Hereford mint. The reverse of this coin appears to read +[__]V[_]AR:ON:hER, It is possible that original reading would have been [RA]V[ENS]AR:ON:hER. This reading is known for the moneyer Ravenswar/Ravenswert who was operating at the Hereford Mint during the reign of Henry I and issued BMC coin types 10, 11 and 14 (Allen 2012, 90).

KENT-D8C2ED: COIN
A heavily worn fragment of a Medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-1135), profile/Cross fleury type dating to c. 1102. Uncertain mint and Moneyer. North (1994) no. 858. BMC type 2. Measurements: Length 18.6mm, 11.6mm wide, 0.85mm thick and 0.67g in weight.

BERK-04EBFC: COIN
A complete Medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-1135), profile/Cross fleury (North 858; BMC type 2) dating to c. 1102. Mint: WInchester (probably), moneyer: Goldwine (probably). Ref: North1994: 196-200; Allen 2012: 104.

FAJN-1C2181: COIN
A medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-35), 'quadrilateral on cross fleury' type (1125-c35; BMC type xv; North 871), mint: London, moneyer: Blacaman (possibly). Ref: North 1994: 198. The coin is struck on an irregularly-shaped, slightly chipped flan.

YORYM-8C7FFB: COIN
A complete silver Medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135), dating to the period AD 1125-c.1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury reverse type. Uncertain moneyer. Mint unclear. North Vol 1, p.198, no.871.

YORYM-684275: COIN
A silver penny of Henry I dating to the period AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross-fleury reverse type. Uncertain moneyer. Mint probably of London. BMC Type 15. North Vol 1, p.198, no.871.

A worn cut half hammered silver penny of Henry I (1100-1135), Type 15 dating to 1125-1135. Obverse: bust facing, crowned and diademed, head three-quarters left, sceptre in right hand. Reverse: quadrilateral with incurved sides and lis at each angle over cross fleury. All legends illegible, monyer and mint unclear. North 871, Spink 1276.

PUBLIC-816462: COIN
An incomplete Silver half cut Penny of Henry I, AD 1100 - 1135. Unknown Mint.

BUC-C43A0D: COIN
A silver medieval cut half penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135) dating to 1125-c.1135. Quadrilateral on cross fluery type, mint unknown. North 1991 volume I, page 198, number 871. BMC XV.

SWYOR-FD3F16: COIN
A complete medieval silver coin; a penny of Henry I (AD 1100 - 1135) dating from about AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury reverse type. The legends are illegible. The coin is worn and battered around the edges. Compare North (1994) number 871 on page 198. The coin is 19.1mm diameter, 0.6mm thick and 1.25g.

SUR-842CEF: COIN
A silver penny of Henry I, 1125 - 1135. North 871.

WILT-441757: COIN
An incomplete and broken medieval silver penny of Henry I, dating to the period AD 1125-1135. Reverse depicting a quadrilateral with incurved sides and lis at each angle over a cross fleury. Mint of London. Moneyer Ordgar. Cross initial mark. North vol.I p.198 no.871.

WILT-A76EDC: COIN
A complete medieval silver penny of Henry I dating to c AD 1134 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross fleury reverse. Moneyer is probably Roger, London mint. The coin is worn and battered around the edges, with a nick in the circumference 2.88 mm long to the left of the sceptre on the obverse . North 871

KENT-AB8D82: COIN
A worn silver cut halfpenny of Henry I (1100-1135), Full Face and Cross Fleury type, North 866, minted c.1109 at Canterbury by uncertain moneyer Measurements: 18.47mm long (original diameter), 9.54mm wide, 1.14mm thick and 0.67g in weight.

ESS-D9BAC6: COIN
Silver struck cut farthing of Henry I (1100 - 1135). North 869, star in lozenge fleury type, minted c. 1128 - 1131. Obverse: very few details visible but likely to have been crowned bust facing left with a rosette in the left field. HENRICVS Reverse: Quadrilateral with incurved sides, fleur at each angle, trefoil of annulets between each fleur, star in centre. Inscription could be ELPIN for Lefwine, minted at Southward or Winchester.

SUSS-1F04BC: COIN
A silver Medieval penny of Henry I, AD.1100-1135, Spink 2002 no.1263A, Chichester mint Obverse, Bust profile, left, sceptre, +HENRI RE Reverse, cross fleury within inner circle, O'ODPIE ON CICETH

YORYM-C3E954: COIN
A cut and broken silver penny of Henry I dating to the period AD 1125 - 1135. Quadrilateral on cross-fleury reverse type. Uncertain mint and moneyer. BMC Type 15. North Vol 1, p.198, no.871.

NMS-942AF6: COIN
Silver penny of Henry I, smaller profile/cross and annulets type, North 868, weight 1.20g, moneyer Osbern of Thetford, badly cracked, c.1119 (Early Medieval Corpus 2016.0247) This is a new moneyer for Thetford in this period

NMS-5077D4: COIN HOARD
Two pennies of Henry I found close together. They are successive issues, one a PAX type and the other an annulet and piles type. The rarity of Henry I coins as stray finds together with the closeness in date strongly implies that these two coins went into the ground together, either as part of a hoard or purse loss. Thus they represent a priori a case of Treasure. Henry I, PAX type, uncertain moneyer, North 859, weight 1.18g, c.1103 Henry I, Annulet and piles type, moneyer Sultan of London, North 860, weight 1.40g, c.1105 The frequent change of coin types in this perid probably means that these coins had not been in circulation long when they went into the ground. The are badly struck (as is usual for coins of this period) but not overly worn. The rarity of Henry I coins as stray finds together with the closeness in date strongly implies that these two coins went into the ground together, either as part of a hoard or purse loss. Thus they represent a priori a case of Treasure. A number of cases of potential purse losses or small hoards of similar date and composition have been reported as Treasure and are recorded on the PAS database including: LVPL-025A25 (2011 T271), HESH-1CE8F2 (2011 T930), NLM-3C110A (2015 T746) & NMS-CA9968 (2013 T788). Groups of two or more coins of precious metal and over 300 years old at the time of finding qualify as potential Treasure under the stipulations of the Treasure Act 1996.

SUR-95A517: COIN
A silver cut halfpenny of Henry I, 1125-1135. Quadrilateral on Cross Fleury type, North 871, unclear mint or moneyer.

PUBLIC-44A764: COIN
A complete silver hammered penny of Henry I, 'cross fleury' type, dating to c. 1117 AD. Moneyer Wulnoth (PVLNOD), mint of Hastings. The coin is preserved in good condition, though is slightly off-struck on both the obverse and reverse faces. North 1988, vol. 1, p. 197, no. 866. BMC x.

SUSS-368447: COIN
A Medieval hammered or struck silver Henry I cut half penny AD.1100-1135. The obverse side has a row of small pellets below a band, which may possibly be a crown, with larger circles marked underneath to possibly show hair. The rest of the bust is not present, due to the penny being cut. Legend: HENRI [CUS REX]. The reverse is a voided quaterfoil with half a star in the centre and two lis either side. Legend: L [...]. The coin is 21.08mm in diameter and weighs 0.61 grams.

NLM-7B2DBE: COIN
Silver coin. Cut farthing of Henry I (1100-1135), probably BMC type X, Spink (2004) no. 1271. Obverse description: Facing bust with pendant to crown [left seen]; inner circle. Initial cross pattee. Obverse inscription: +hEN(---) Reverse description: Cross fleury, inner circle. Reverse inscription: (--)?AS: (---) Diameter (inferred): 20mm, Weight: 0.35gms

A medieval silver penny of Henry I (1100-1135) of 'larger profile/cross-and-annulets' type (c.1113; BMC viii; North 864), moneyer: Blacaman, mint: London. Ref: North 1994, 197.

WAW-D8EB87: COIN
Medieval coin: penny of Henry I (1100-1135) minted in probably Gloucester by an illegible moneyer during c. 1123. North No. 870. The coin appears to have been cut in half.

BERK-CFE7B5: COIN
A worn and now broken silver medieval penny of Henry I (AD 1100-1135), dating to the period c. AD 1117. Struck by the moneyer Engelram in Winchester. The wear on the coin suggests it may have been folded in half, and removal from the soil resulted in it breaking into three pieces. North N866.

HAMP-514CD0: COIN
An irregular fragment (less than a cut farthing) of a medieval penny of Henry I (1100-35), cross in quatrefoil type (BMC ix, North 865), dating to 1109. Reference: North 865