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History of merchant shipping and ancient commerce, Volume 1 (of 4)

Note 506 — Chapter XI

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Saxon Chron., A.D. 1039-40. A mancus was worth about seven shillings and a penny, sterling. Spelman (p. 387) has pointed out that accounts differ as to whether we are to read here mancusses or marks, and that these two denominations of money were sometimes interchanged.

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