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2. Zeitschrift fur Numismatik. Band vm. Parts 1 and 2.
From the Editor.
8. Description des ivoires de la ville de Volterra. Par J.
Sambon. From the Author.
4. The Canadian Antiquarian and Numismatic Journal.
Vol. ix., No. 1. From the Numismatic and Antiquarian
Society of Montreal.
5. Journal of the Royal Historical and Archaeological
Association of Ireland. 4th Series, Vol. v. No. 41. From
the Association.
6. Salomon de Caux gravant sa medaille, iconographie de la
furie Espagnole. Par Camille Picque. From the Author.
Mr. B. V. Head exhibited, on behalf of Mr. H. Baker, a set
of countermarked shillings of the present century, all having
the appearance of being designedly stamped, but with what
object it was not apparent.
Mr. J. Toplis exhibited a selection from a hoard of silver
coins lately found at Nottingham, among which were pennies of
Henry I. ; of Stephen, struck at Norwich, Nottingham, London,
&c., two being countermarked with a cross ; one of Matilda
similar to Hawkins's Suppl., PI. vi., No. 634, rev. SVE...ON.OX. ;
and one of Roger, Earl of Warwick, Hawkins's SuppL, PI. vi.,
No. 632. See " Numismatic Chronicle," 3rd Series, Vol. i.,
p. 87.
The Baron G. de Worms exhibited a gold pound sovereign of
Elizabeth, m.m. Woolpack; a crown piece of James VIII., the
elder Pretender ;
and other coins.
Mr. T. T. Bent exhibited two copper coins of the Republic
of San Marino, 1869 and 1875 ; a Danish coin of Waldemar
ILL der Store ; a coin of Frederic di Montefeltro, d. 1482,
Duke of Urbino ; and a copper coin of Pavia, obv. emperor's
head ; rev. San Siro, 1683.
The Rev. Canon Pownall exhibited a bronze medal of
Charles I., by J. Roettier, rev. VIRTVT . EX . ME . FOETVNAM
EX . ALMS, a hand from out of a cloud holding a martyr's