Coins should be kept under lock and key in a mahogany cabinet. Trays made of cedar should never be used, as there is a deposit from this wood which covers the surface of copper and lead coins with a kind of varnish which is difficult to remove. In arranging coins in the trays, begin at the left hand top corner, placing the coins in rows, one in each hole. Under every coin there should be a descriptive card or a number referring to a catalogue, in which the price paid for every specimen should be carefully recorded, as well as the name of the persons from whom it was acquired. A coin from a well-known cabinet will always fetch more when sold than an equally fine specimen of which the antecedents are unknown. BARCLAY V. HEAD. Transcriber’s notes: Pg. 7 ... COMIVS the earliest inscribed coin, 55 B.C should be ... COMMIVS the earliest inscribed coin, 55 B.C.. Period after C in B.C. missing--added in. Pg. 14 ... and within each of the. outer curves three pellets. Between the and outer no punctuation needed. Period removed. ... and within each of the outer curves three pellets. Pg. 15 ... is engraved on p. 6, Fig. J). Opening parenthesis missing, adjusted to ... is engraved on ( p. 6, Fig. J). Pg. 16 CVNOBELINVS, comma is a period in all other names on list. Changed to period. CVNOBELINVS. Pg. 17 The _obverse_ of one example is engraved on p. 6, Fig. i. Parenthesis missing, should be, The _obverse_ of one example is engraved on (p. 6, Fig. i.). Pg. 18 Britions should be Britons. Pg. 24 Two coins have been attributed to him, the name on the _obverse_ being on one EDI[L]HD[L]V, and on the other ATHBADIV. EDI[L]HD[L]V, look like upside down L’s facing right. Transcribed as [L]. Pg. 24 Coins supposed to belong to him bear the name ALCHRED or A[L]CHRED. Upside down L character facing right transcribed as[L]. Pg. 24 Some sceattæ bearing the word E[L]FVA[L]V or VALD[F][E]LA on Upside down and backward characters in brackets [L], [F], [E] L,upside down facing left, F,upside down facing left, E, since top and bottom of capital E are identical, just facing left. Pg. 26 _Obverse._ ERIC REX A, or AL, EBOR, EF, EN, IO, N or NO, or TO, in two lines divided by a sword. _Reverse_, moneyer’s name, etc. Left as printed in original. Pg. 27 AETHELBEARHT; 856-866. Left as printed in original. Pg. 31 ful, End of line type setting error. EADWARDl It should be full and EADWARD, .... The comma comes down to EADWARD, and the l goes above to full. Pg. 32 Wallingford Watchet, Wareham, Worcester, Wilton, Winchester, and York. Missing comma between Wallingford and Watchet. Comma inserted.