]> 2026-04-22T11:18:46+00:00 Thomas Ford - John Covel - 1700-01-29 0 en 1700-01-29Z 2342000.5 Reports on a hoard of third-century Roman silver coins found near Wallingford in 1699, ‘which may possibly afford some small entertainment to so great a Lover of them, though they add nothing to the large knowledge you have of things of this nature.’ Most of the hoard (‘half a bushell at first found’) had been dispersed, but Ford was able to see ‘a score’, which he described, ranging in date down to Valerian II and Mariniana. Ford also described a coin of Allectus he had seen in Lincoln. Covel had added notes in the margin of the letter, naming the various emperors whose coins were mentioned, presumably for later reference. (Burnett 2020b, p. 587) 15868 Add MS 22910, f.498 English Burnett 2020b, p. 587 hoard wallingford silver roman allectus lincoln 15868 Thomas Ford - John Covel - 1700-01-29 Correspondence.png 2023-11-03T15:43:43Z 2460252.1553588 2023-11-03T15:44:41Z 2460252.1560301 false Thomas Ford - John Covel - 1700-01-29 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Thomas Ford - John Covel - 1700-01-29]] Thomas Ford - John Covel - 1700-01-29# QUERY7c984f2d66e5c650e8ce5facddc6f430 0 0 csv 1 [[:Thomas Ford - John Covel - 1700-01-29]] Thomas Ford - John Covel - 1700-01-29# QUERY44608a5dd774bd2856df9a0c1fdbdac4