List of works - Murray Andrews

A countermarked 19th-century Worcester penny token

scholarly article published in 2023

A neglected nineteenth-century find of a fifteenth-century coin hoard from Shoemaker’s Row, Northgate Street, Chester

scholarly article published in 2019

A votive from the Vale? A mutilated Roman coin from Badsey, Worcestershire

scholarly article published in 2016

A ‘set’ of Nuremberg counters and other medieval and post-medieval coins and jettons from Denbigh Castle, Clwyd

scholarly article published in 2019

Coin Hoarding in Medieval England and Wales, c.973-1544

book published in 2019

Coin hoards from the British Isles 2019

scholarly article published in 2019

Coins from the city – some new (old) finds from Worcester newspapers, 1820-1950

scholarly article published in 2014

Flemish coins in mid- to late fourteenth century England and Wales: distribution, chronology, and use

scholarly article published in 2018

Four early modern coin hoards from Norway

scholarly article published in 2023

Kidderminster: a fourteenth-century coin hoard

scholarly article published in 2015

Martin Allen and Nicholas Mayhew, eds., Money and its use in medieval Europe: three decades on. Essays in honour of Professor Peter Spufford (London: Royal Numismatic Society, 2017. 41 figs. 20 tabs. ISBN 0901405698 Hbk. £45)

scientific article published on 11 July 2018

Medieval European Coinage, with a Catalogue of the Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. 8: Britain and Ireland c .400–1066. By RoryNaismith. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2017. xxi + 901 pp. including 114 b/w plates. £150. ISBN 978

scientific article published in November 2019

Medieval engagements with the material past: some evidence from European coin hoards, AD c.1000–1500

chapter published in Objects of the Past in the Past in 2019

Money after Londinium: the Holy Family siliqua and related fifth-century coin finds from Greater London

chapter published in Interpreting Early Medieval Coinage in 2022

Newspapers and numismatics: forgotten medieval and Tudor coin finds from West Midlands periodicals, 1786-1905

scholarly article published in 2017

Roman coins from Willersey Barn in the Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum ⬇️

scholarly article published in 2015

Roman coins from the Vale of Evesham in the A.E. Jones and P. Stewart collections

scholarly article published in 2018

Two hoards of late medieval English gold coins

scholarly article published in 2017

Was Norway rich or poor in the year 1000?

chapter published in From Hoard to Archive in 2023

‘Noble, fair and fine’: Single finds of English gold coin from later medieval England and Wales

chapter published in 2017

List of works by Murray Andrews

A countermarked 19th-century Worcester penny token

A neglected nineteenth-century find of a fifteenth-century coin hoard from Shoemaker’s Row, Northgate Street, Chester

A votive from the Vale? A mutilated Roman coin from Badsey, Worcestershire

A ‘set’ of Nuremberg counters and other medieval and post-medieval coins and jettons from Denbigh Castle, Clwyd

Coin Hoarding in Medieval England and Wales, c.973-1544

Coin hoards from the British Isles 2019

Coins from the city – some new (old) finds from Worcester newspapers, 1820-1950

Flemish coins in mid- to late fourteenth century England and Wales: distribution, chronology, and use

Four early modern coin hoards from Norway

Kidderminster: a fourteenth-century coin hoard

Martin Allen and Nicholas Mayhew, eds., Money and its use in medieval Europe: three decades on. Essays in honour of Professor Peter Spufford (London: Royal Numismatic Society, 2017. 41 figs. 20 tabs. ISBN 0901405698 Hbk. £45)

Medieval European Coinage, with a Catalogue of the Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. 8: Britain and Ireland c .400–1066. By RoryNaismith. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2017. xxi + 901 pp. including 114 b/w plates. £150. ISBN 978

Medieval engagements with the material past: some evidence from European coin hoards, AD c.1000–1500

Money after Londinium: the Holy Family siliqua and related fifth-century coin finds from Greater London

Newspapers and numismatics: forgotten medieval and Tudor coin finds from West Midlands periodicals, 1786-1905

Roman coins from Willersey Barn in the Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum ⬇️

Roman coins from the Vale of Evesham in the A.E. Jones and P. Stewart collections

Two hoards of late medieval English gold coins

Was Norway rich or poor in the year 1000?

‘Noble, fair and fine’: Single finds of English gold coin from later medieval England and Wales