AA.VV. The British Numismatic Journal 2000. Vol. 70. The British Numismatic Society 2001. Tela ed. pp. 216, tavv. 35 in b/n.Contents: Determining the mint-Attribution of East Anglian Sceattas through Regression Analysis by D.M. METCALF 1 Gouged Reverse Dies in the Quatrefoil Issue of Cnut by R.J. EAGLEN and R. GRAYBURN 12 The Volume and Composition of the English Silver Currency, 1279-1351 by M.R. ALLEN 38 Scottish Coinage in the First Half of the Fourteenth Century by N.M.McQ. HOLMES and LORD STEWARTBY 45 Two Fourteenth-Century Mint Indentures and Related Documentary Evidence by M.R. ALLEN 61 The Mistery of Coiners and the King's Moneyers of the Tower of London, c.1340-c.1530 by JESSICA FREEMAN 67 Two 'Crosraguel Pennies' Found in Gdansk and the Problem of their Function on the Continent by B. PASZKIEWICZ 83 The Tokens of Thomas Mynd by D.W. DYKES 90 The Bank of England Countermarked Dollars, 1797-1804 by H.E. MANVILLE 103 The Royal Mint's Use of the Reducing Machine by K. CLANCY 118 The 1967 New Zealand Decimal Coin Reverses by M. STOCKER 124 SHORT ARTICLES AND NOTES A Hoard of Iron Age Coins from near Woodbridge, Suffolk by P. DE JERSEY and J. NEWMAN " 139 Aldates, Gadutels and Badigils: Identification of Moneyers in the Northumbrian Coinage by VERONICA SMART 141 Metheltun not Medeshamstede: an Anglo-Saxon Mint at Melton Mowbray rather than Peterborough Abbey by M.A.S. BLACKBURN 143 The Six o'Clock Farthings of Edward I by M. SHARP 146 A Photographic Record of the Halfpence of the Henry IV-V Period by E.J. HARRIS and S. LAIDLAW ' 146 Corrections to 'Dies for the Heavy and Light Pence, 1399-1422' by E.J. HARRIS 147 Edward Nourse and a Farthing's Worth of Copper by R.H. THOMPSON 147 Statistical Methods for Identifying Possible Issuers' Names for London Tokens Displaying Only Initials by R.J. FLEET 150 Two Finds of Seventeenth-Century Tokens by P. ROBINSON 152. REVIEW ARTICLE M.A.S. Blackburn and D.N. Dumville (editors), Kings, Currency and Alliances. History and Coinage of Southern England in the Ninth Century (C.S.S. Lyon) 169 REVIEWS Elizabeth J.E. Pirie, Thrymsas, Sceattas and Stycas of Northumbria (Ceinwen Paynton) 171 D.M. Metcalf, An Atlas of Anglo-Saxon and Norman Coin Finds (M.A.S. Blackburn) 172 J. Bauldreay, The English Mark. A History of the Mark, Marke or Marc, an English 'Currency of Account' from Domesday to the 18th Century and Possibly to the 20th (A.J.Holmes) ' ' 173 A. Wilson and M. Rasmussen, English Pattern and Trial Proof Coins in Gold (P.D. Mitchell) 173. Ottimo stato.