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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheRed, post: 3718204, member: 87080&quot;]I&#039;m not so sure the ES comes from the mint name.&nbsp; While I&#039;m not that well versed on Norman coinage,&nbsp; the quadrilateral on cross fleury used the +moneyer:ON:mint format for the reverse inscription.&nbsp; The only places letters were followed by the : was at the end of the moneyer name and the word ON.&nbsp; I checked my copy of JJ North&#039;s book v1 and couldn&#039;t find a moneyer that ended in ES.&nbsp; That said, I dont think he has a complete list with all variations in spelling.&nbsp; So the moneyer Godhese could of also been spelled Godhes.&nbsp; Maybe [USER=74712]@FitzNigel[/USER] or [USER=81808]@Aethelred[/USER] might be able to help with further identification.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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