Part of	The Numismatic Chronicle
Volume	Volume 14
Publication year	1851
Publication location	Londra, United Kingdom
Download	https://www.jstor.org/stable/i40100407
Numara	N# L103146

Articles

• On a UNIQUE AND UNPUBLISHED GOLD COIN [SEQUIN], STRUCK IN THE ISLAND OF RHODES, BY JAMES DE MILLY, THE 34th GRAND MASTER OF THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM. 1454—1461, p. 1-3
  John George Pfister
• On the Irish Full-Face Half-Pence of John, p. 4-8
  Edward Hoare
• Coins of Abdemon, Pharnabazus, Syphax, and of Alexander Bala, p. 8-20
  Honoré Théodoric d'Albert de Luynes
• On the Attribution of Certain Coins to Edward the Third and Edward the Fifth, p. 20-30
  Richard Sainthill
• BADGES AND MEMORIALS OF CHARLES I (Continued), p. 30-44
  Edward Hawkins
• Sterling of Blumberg, in Alsace, With the Type of the Pennies of Henry III. Of England, p. 44-45
  Rénier Hubert Ghislain Chalon
• Remarks on a Gold Ring Found at Wormleighton, Warwickshire, p. 57-65
  William Binley Dickinson
• On Some Coins of the Empress Matilda, Queen of England, p. 66-71
  John Evans
• New Coins of British Reguli, p. 71-79
  Samuel Birch
• Remarks on the British Coins Attributed to Dubnovellaunus, p. 79-82
  John Evans
• The Use of the Samaritan Language by the Jews Until the Reign of Hadrian, Deduced From the Coins of Judea, p. 89-104
  Richard Sainthill
• Suggestions for Placing English Inscriptions on the Coinage of Great Britain and Ireland, p. 105-109
  Richard Sainthill
• Unpublished Varieties of Greek, Colonial, Imperial, and Roman Coins, p. 110-126
  William H. Scott
• Remarks on "The Coins of Cunobeline and of the Ancient Britons", p. 126-140
  John Evans
• Unpublished Coins of Cuthred, Baldred, and William the Conqueror, p. 145-150
  John B. Bergne
• Coin of Carausius, of a New and Unpublished Type, p. 150-152
  John B. Bergne
• Another Coin Reading "Wereric", p. 153-154
  John Evans
• Account of "Kin Ting Tseen Luh," a Chinese Work on Coins, in the Library of the Numismatic Society of London, p. 155-175
  John Williams
• Coins of Ancient Africa
• [The Two-Gulden Piece Struck at Frankfort, a.d. 1848]

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