English Coins and Tokens, with a Chapter on Greek and Roman CoinsJewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
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English Coins and Tokens, with a Chapter on Greek and Roman Coins
Jewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
Coins, British; Numismatics -- Great Britain; Tokens -- Great Britain
Pg. 32 About two thousand coins of this king were found near
Steyning Period after Steyning missing. Inserted.
Pg. 38 D H. Missing period after D. Period inserted. D.H.
Pg. 39 DENOMINATIONS.--_Silver._ Pennies, Halfpennies, and
Farthings Period missing at end of sentence. Period
inserted.
Pg. 44 FRAN. FRANC.--DNS. HIBN, IBAR. or IBARNC.
Punctuation after HIBN should be period, so changed.
FRAN. FRANC.--DNS. HIBN. IBAR. or IBARNC.
Pg. 47 Shilling and Sixpence. PHILIP. ET. or Z.;
Period after Shilling and Sixpence should be comma,
so changed to comma. Shilling and Sixpence, PHILIP. ET.
or Z.;
Pg. 51 Reverse: Halfpenny, St. Patrick in full robes, mitred ...
Mitred should be mitered.
Pg. 52 Reverse, OBS. NEWARK. 1646. Period after NEWARK should
be comma. Changed to comma. Reverse, OBS. NEWARK,
1646.
Pg. 54 Legend on reverses. FLORENT CONCORDIA REGNA, or titles.
Period after reverses should be comma. Period so changed.
Legend on reverses, FLORENT CONCORDIA REGNA, or titles.
Pg. 56 Other varieties need not be particularised. Particularised
should be particularized.
Pg. 62 Shilling, Sixpence, Groat or Fourpence, Threepence Twopence,
Penny. Comma missing after Threepence--corrected.
Pg. 63 ... obverse, same bust as. the silver, VICTORIA DEI GRATIA,
and date; reverse, Sovereign, royal arms, as the Half-crown;
Phrase, “same bust as. The silver” should not have a period
between as and the. Changed to, ... same bust as
the silver ...
Pg. 70 ... their loca governments; Should be, ... their local
governments;
Pg. 81 FOUNDERS.--A laver pot (or vase) between two
prickets) or taper-candlesticks). Sentence should be,
FOUNDERS.--A laver pot (or vase) between two prickets
(or taper-candlesticks).
Pg. 85 On a chevron between three Bibles fessewise,
claspsdownwards ... Should be, “clasps downwards,” .
Pg. 88 ... are too numerous to particularise. Particularise
should be particularize.
Pg. 93 ... and so on in very grea variety. Grea should be spelled
great.
Pg. 113 On Imperial coins of Cnidu. the famous naked Aphrodite by
Praxiteles was represented. Punctuation after Cnidu should
be comma.
Pg. 113 [Illustration: Fig 47. Nike (Victory).] Should be period
after Fig. [Illustration: Fig. 47. Nike (Victory).]
Pg. 115 Denomination for 90 should be koppa (κοππα). The symbol may
not be rendered correctly by all readers so it has been
written by name.
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