Sale Catalogue of the Internationally-Significant Hambleden Hoard (Buckinghamshire) of 14th Century English Gold and Silver Coins - the most important trove of Black Death Coins ever found. Incorporating the Silverton (Devon), Cheddleton (Staffordshire) and Croome d'Abitot (Worcestershire) Finds (lots 1216-1689 [149 lots]).
"In the following pages you will uncover the histories of four finds; relics of the carnage or the prosperity of their respective epochs. From the Black Death in the mid-14th Century through to the Bloodless Revolution of the house of Orange, 300 years of English history are charted in almost 700 coins, that until recently, were all but lost to the midst of time..."
152 Pages with Scaled and Full-Page Artistic Illustrations. Catalogued by Gregory Edmund and Ella Mackenzie for Spink and Son (2026). Unmarked with comprehensive catalogue write-ups, original research and archaeological observations and provisional sale estimates.
As New. An Essential Reference for the Connoisseur's Numismatic Library.
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