HAROLD II., 1066.

Although Harold reigned only nine months before his death at the battle

of Hastings, there are several varieties of his coins known. They have

the bust on the _obverse_, with the name HAROLD REX ANG, or ANGL; and

on the reverse the word PAX across the field within the inner circle,

and the moneyers’ and mintage town names. The names of known towns

are Hastings, Bedford, Bristol, Canterbury, Chichester, Colchester,

Cricklade, Derby, Dover, York, Exeter, Ilchester, Guildford, Ipswich,

Gloucester, Cambridge, Hereford, Southampton, Huntingdon, Lewes,

Leicester, Chester, Lincoln, London, Maldon, Norwich, Oxford,

Rochester, Romney, Shaftesbury, Nottingham, Shrewsbury, Stamford,

Steyning, Southwark, Taunton, Thetford, Warwick, Wallingford, Wareham,

Winchester, Worcester, and Wilton; and the variety in the names of

moneyers numbers over a hundred.

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