Did the Kings, Between Edward III. And Henry VI., Coin Money at York on Their Own Account ?

Related works

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• Wilfred James Wilson Potter; 1960. “The Silver Coinage of Edward III From 1351: Part I. Pre-Treaty Period (1351-61)”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 6, Volume 20, pages 137-181.
• Derek Fortrose Allen; 1937. “The Coinage of Henry VI Restored: Notes on the London Mint”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 5, Volume 17, pages 28-59.
• Laurie Asher Lawrence; 1933. “The COINAGE OF EDWARD III FROM 1351. Part IV”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 5, Volume 13, pages 15-79.
• Laurie Asher Lawrence; 1932. “The COINAGE OF EDWARD III FROM 1351. Part III. (Continued)”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 5, Volume 12, pages 96-174.
• Laurie Asher Lawrence; 1929. “The COINAGE OF EDWARD III FROM 1351. Part II: 1354-1356 (Series E, F, G)”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 5, Volume 9, pages 106-168.
• Laurie Asher Lawrence; 1926. “The Coinage of Edward III From 1351”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 5, Volume 6, pages 417-469.
• George Cyril Brooke; 1911. “A Find of Nobles of Edward III at East Raynham, Norfolk”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 4, Volume 11, pages 291-330.
• Frederick A. Walters; 1903. “The Gold Coinage of the Reign of Henry VI”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 4, Volume 3, pages 286-310.
• Frederick A. Walters; 1902. “The Silver Coinage of the Reign of Henry VI”, The Numismatic Chronicle, Series 4, Volume 2, pages 224-266.

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