Mints in Britain and Ireland, c. 600–1066
Rory Naismith
Coins were struck at named and unnamed mints in England Ireland throughout the period c. 600–1066, bulk of them (see Map 9, p. 357 below). Section (a) lists first certain or probable mint-places England, secondly uncertain location, then concludes with a discussion many likely to have contributed coinage before universal adoption mint-signatures 970s. (b) discusses several that operated Irish Sea area late tenth eleventh century: while just one, Dublin, is named, number others probably active as well, including on Isle Man.