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very poorly struck, included many very rare examples from the later period of Henry I reign. A few coins were discovered initially and reported to the
Lincoln City and County Museum and a few days later the bulk of the hoard was dislodged from the side of the foundation trench, and there was evidence that the hoard had been wrapped in a cloth or linen bag. Further coins were found in excavations by the Museum and the Lincoln Archaeological Trust. Following a
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At the start of 1972 a hoard of silver pennies of Henry I were found during building work within the area of enclosure of the
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On the
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1841,1842. pp. 67–90, W & B Brooke, High Street, Lincoln.
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