The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

36 NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE.
the following extracted list will show. In some cases the
proximity is undeniable, in others they are widely
separated from one another.
Name of Moneyer.
Towns at which the name occurs.
Estan . . . Winchester, Bristol, Worcester.
Leofnoth . . Gloucester, Hereford, Leicester, York.
Leofwold
Leofric .
.
.
.
.
Ipswich, Winchester.
Stamford, Chester, Warwick, Wor-
cester, Southampton, Norwich,
Thetford.
Manna . . . Canterbury, Lincoln.
Swetman . . London, Oxford, Southampton, Southwark.
Wicing . . . Exeter, Worcester.
Wulnoth . . Southampton and Chester.
Wulfsi (or Wulsi) London,Wareham, Norwich, Canter-
bury, Ipswich.
Wulfric . . . Chichester, Lincoln, Hastings, Shaftesbury,
Steyning, Rochester.
Wurstan . . Norwich and Wareham.
The suggestion put forward by Mr. Sharp in the last
number of the Chronicle, that the word ON is an abbre-
viation of M (ON) ETAKIUS seems a most likely pro-
position, but it does not assist the solution of the other
part of the problem which has grown out of the original
query as to the meaning of the word, and which, I
suppose, must still be left ad referendum.
I take this opportunity of stating that I have discovered,
through the courtesy of Mr. Laessoe, keeper of the Royal
Cabinet at Copenhagen, that the coin figured on Plate X.,
vol. xvi., No. 9, and which in that volume I referred to
" Unknown German, eleventh Century," is a coin of the
Emperor Henry II. of Germany (1002 1024), and was
minted at Celle, near Dinant, in Belgium. A similar one
is figured and described in the Revue Numismatique
Beige (2nd Ser., vol. vi. PI. XX. No. 20), and is there
attributed to Henry IV.
ERNEST H. WILLETT.