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18 PROCEEDINGS OF THEstruck by Henry VI.These differed from the previous coinsof the series in being regal instead of feudal. Henry IIhad struck coins as Duke of Aquitaine and Earl of Poitou ;Edward III, although he claimed the throne of France,struck coins as Duke of Aquitaine only, and similarlyHenry V struck coins as Duke of Normandy but Henry VIwas de facto King of France and struck coins as such fromthe French Regal Mints. The coins struck at the Dijonmint were issued by the Duke of Burgundy from dies preparedlocally. The coins of Henry VI consist of a Saluteand Angelot in gold, a grand blanc and petit blanc in silver,a tresin, denier tournois, denier parisis, and maille tournoisin billon.MAY 18, 1912.SIR HENRY H.HOWORTH, K.C.I.E., F.R.S., F.S.A., President,in the Chair.The minutes of last meeting were read and approved.The following Presents received since last meeting wereannounced, and thanks were ordered to be sent to the donors.1. Blanchet, A.: Notices Extraites de la ChroniqueRevue Numismatique, 1912. Pt. 1.2. Serafini,de laC. : Le Monete et le Bolle Plumbee Pontificiedel Medagliere Vaticano. Vol. ii. Presented by the Author.3. Bulletin de 1'Academic Roy ale de Belgique, 1912,2 and 3.4. Bulletin de Correspondence Hellenique. xxxvi. (1912),Pt. 1.5. Monatsblatt der Numismatischen Gesellschaft in Wien.No. 345.6. Numismatist. May, 1912.7. Revue Numismatique, 1911. Pt. 1.Mr. L. G. P. Messenger exhibited a bronze coin ofSeverus Alexander, which he believed to be a double