Martin Allen is a Senior Assistant Keeper in the Department of Coins and Medals at the Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge and an Affiliated Lecturer in the Faculty of History. His first book, The Durham Mint (2003), was awarded the North Book Prize of the British Numismatic Society and his numerous publications and research have established his reputation as one of the leading experts on the money and coinage of medieval England.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Moneyers and mints, c.973-1158 2. The centralisation of minting, 1158-1278 3. Mints and their men, 1279-1544 4. Mint workshop practice and equipment 5. Standards of weight and fineness 6. Profits 7. The exchanges in the city of London 8. The sources of bullion for the English coinage 9. Mint output 10. The changing size of the currency 11. The currency in circulation Conclusion Appendices.
1. Moneyers and mints, c.973-1158 2. The centralisation of minting, 1158-1278 3. Mints and their men, 1279-1544 4. Mint workshop practice and equipment 5. Standards of weight and fineness 6. Profits 7. The exchanges in the city of London 8. The sources of bullion for the English coinage 9. Mint output 10. The changing size of the currency 11. The currency in circulation Conclusion Appendices.
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