British Numismatic Society

B. Roth,                                ‘A remarkable groat of Henry VII’, 1 (1903-04), 137-38

H. Symonds,                         ‘The documentary evidence for the English royal coinages of Henry VII and Henry VIII’, 10 (1913), 127-71

J. B. S. MacIlwaine,        ‘A find of English half-groats of Henry VII in the county of Wicklow’, 10 (1913), 313-14

R. Carlyon-Britton,                ‘The last coinage of Henry VII’, 18 (1925-26), 1-62, 14 pls.

R. Carlyon-Britton,               ‘On some early silver coins of Henry VII’, 24 (1941-44), 28-35, 2 pls.

E. J. Winstanley,                   ‘A new coin of Henry VII’, 25 (1945-48), 75

R. Carlyon-Britton,                ‘A new coin of Henry VII’, 27 (1952-54), 218-19, pl.

P. F. Purvey,                          ‘A unique penny of Henry IV and a new halfpenny of Henry VII’, 30 (1960-61), 190-92

W. J. W. Potter and                ‘The coinage of Henry VII’, 30 (1960-61), 262-301, 4 pls.; 31 (1962), 109-24, 2 pls.; 

E. J. Winstanley,                   32 (1963), 140-60, 2 pls.

P. Grierson,                        ‘The origins of the English sovereign and the symbolism of the closed crown’, 33 (1964), 118-34

P. Grierson,                        ‘Notes on early Tudor coinage: 1. King Henry VII’s dandyprats; 3. The Proclamation of 5 July

1504 and its implications; 4. The origin of the portrait groats; 5. The “gold pence” of the Proclamation of 1505’, 41 (1972), 80-94

I. Stewart,                             ‘Two Tudor notes: 1. A doctored sovereign of Henry VII’, 41 (1972), 181

P. Grierson,                          ‘A dandyprat reference of 1511’, 51 (1981), 197

M. Allen,                              ‘The classification of Henry VII sovereign pence’, 66 (1996), 127-30, pl.

B. Withers,                            ‘SCBI 23, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, [Part] III: Coins of Henry VII: comments, corrections and addition’, 74 (2004), 184-86

P. R. Cavill,                          ‘The debased coinage of 1492’, 77 (2007), 283-86