]> 2026-05-29T20:22:29+00:00 William Nicolson - John Sharp - n.d. 0 en '[Discusses 5 ancient British coins] The first is undoubtedly one of those pieces w^ch gave occasion to the counterfeiting so many coins (as are now to be met w^th in our English ''musaea'') usually ascribed to K. ''Cunobeline''. I have a good while had a fancy (which my Friend Mr Lhwyd has taken a good deal of fruitless pains to remove) that none of our old ''Brittish'' Kings coin’d any money; at least with their own Image & Supersciption. Wh^t then, will you say, becomes of the Several Kinds w^ch are said so fairly to bear the name of this Cunobeline? Most of them are visibly Counterfeits. I s^d think he would rather have chosen, if the matter had been of his own ordering, to have had his name spell’d (according to the orthography of his Native Country) ''Kynvelyn'', then in compliment to his ''Roman'' Education ''Cunobeline''....<br> ... not Current money, but that they are some of the Amulets used by almost all Pagan nations. ... I cannot give you so good an Account of the Saxon pieces as you expect (5 of them) ...' (Gloucestershire Archives, D3549/6/5/5, Burnett 2020b, pp. 1505, 1554) 14408 D3549/6/5/5 English Burnett 2020b pp. 1505, 1554 british coins museum cunobelin celtic forgeries coin types spelling saxon 14408 William Nicolson - John Sharp - n.d. Correspondence.png 2023-07-31T13:05:59Z 2460157.0458218 2023-07-31T13:05:59Z 2460157.0458218 true William Nicolson - John Sharp - n.d. 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:William Nicolson - John Sharp - n.d.]] William Nicolson - John Sharp - n.d.# QUERYefa77852079b2dd566ba92499b2b2f2a 0 0 csv 1 [[:William Nicolson - John Sharp - n.d.]] William Nicolson - John Sharp - n.d.# QUERY9297a0bdf2a0130a1f03d1c64d943823