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Monument Number 324361
Hob Uid: 324361
Location : Nottinghamshire Newark and Sherwood Newark
Grid Ref : SK8100053000
Summary : Saxon mint in the reigns of Eadwig and Ethelred II; Mediaeval mint during Stephen's reign.
More information : A Saxon mint is supposed to have existed in Newark. A coin of King Edwy (955-959), in the British Museum, is said to have been struck here. Coins were also struck in Newark during the reign of Stephen (1135-1154). A supposition that coins were issued from Newark during the reigns of Henry I and Henry II is very doubtful. (1) A coin of Edwig minted at Newark? (Newe); moneyer Clac. (2) The site(s) of these mints not determined. (3)

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Source details : Mems of Old Notts 1912 307-8 (E L Guildford)
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Source details : Eng Coins 1962 62 (G C Brooke)
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Source details : F1 FDC 05-SEP-74
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Monument Types:

Monument Period Name : Early Medieval
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Monument End Date : 1016
Monument Start Date : 1009
Monument Type : Mint
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

Monument Period Name : Early Medieval
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Monument End Date : 959
Monument Start Date : 955
Monument Type : Mint
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

Monument Period Name : Medieval
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Monument End Date : 1154
Monument Start Date : 1135
Monument Type : Mint
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : SK 85 SW 37
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Activity type : FIELD OBSERVATION (VISUAL ASSESSMENT)
Start Date : 1974-09-05
End Date : 1974-09-05

Historic England Research Records

Monument Number 324361