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Tony Merson

Robert Anthony "Tony" Merson (1950–2016) was a British numismatist and philatelist, with a particular interest in the coins of medieval France.

Tony Merson
Born(1950-05-22)May 22, 1950
DiedDecember 24, 2016(2016-12-24) (aged 66)
NationalityBritish

Life edit

Robert Anthony Merson F.C.A. was born on 22 May 1950. He attended Farnham Grammar School, 1961–1968.[1] He was an accountant by profession, but is better known for his contribution to numismatics and philately. He was an active member of numismatic and philatelic communities, and a member of several specialist learned societies, including the British Numismatic Society (from 1970, silver membership medal, 1970), the Royal Numismatic Society (from 1973, Honorary Fellow from 1999), the Société française de numismatique, and was chairman and honorary treasurer of the Surrey Postal History Group.[2] He was particularly knowledgeable about medieval French coins, and made a significant contribution to the study of the gros tournois (published in The Gros Tournois, Oxford 1997). He died on 24 December 2016.

Publications[3] edit

Abbreviations: BNJ = British Numismatic Journal (British Numismatic Society) // BSFN = Bulletin de la Société française de Numismatique // NC = Numismatic Chronicle (Royal Numismatic Society) // NCirc = Numismatic Circular (Spink & Son Ltd) // SCMB = Seaby's Coin & Medal Bulletin, Seaby Coin & Medal Bulletin (B. A. Seaby Ltd)

  • 1971a Exhibitions: ‘Le Trésor des Pirates’, a series of uniface reproductions..., BNJ 40 (1971), 192.
  • 1972a Exhibitions: ‘Anglo-Gallic…’; ‘Britanny [i.e. Brittany]…’, BNJ 41 (1972), 207.
  • 1974a Exhibitions: ‘French feudal coins attributed to Nicholas Briot’, BNJ 44 (1974), 94.
  • 1974b ‘The Crondall hoard, 1828’, Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham Museum Society, 3 no. 9 (March 1974), 17–20; see also 1977f.
  • 1974c ‘A preliminary note on the Farnham seventeenth-century traders’ tokens’, Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham Museum Society, 3 no. 10 (June 1974), 18–19.
  • 1974d ‘Neatham –a link with Rome: the restoration of the Temple of Divus Augustus’, ibid. 20-21: illus.
  • 1975a Exhibitions: ‘Twelve jettons…’, BNJ 45 (1975), 112.
  • 1975b Exhibitions: ‘Reproduction of a medal struck… France in 1451’, BNJ 45 (1975), 115.
  • 1975c ‘A curious aspect of monetary history: the use of Roman coins in later ages’, SCMB no. 680 (April 1975), 115–17.
  • 1975d ‘Noah’s Ark on coins’, SCMB no. 679 (March 1975), 77–78. See also 1976a.
  • 1975e ‘Un gros de Jean IV de Bretagne’, BSFN 30 no. 9 (Nov. 1975), 837 fig. B, 839–40.
  • 1975f ‘Emissions de liards sous Louis XIV’, BSFN 30 no. 9 (Nov. 1975), 840–41.
  • 1976a ‘More Noah’s Arks on coins’, SCMB no. 690 (Feb. 1976), 45–46. Cf. 1975d.
  • 1976b [A find of clippings in Farnham Park], Farnham Herald, 25 June 1976. [See also 1977d, 1979a].
  • 1976c ‘John Pinkerton’, SCMB no. 699 (Nov. 1976), 421–23.
  • 1976d ‘Local numismatics [of Farnham]’, SCMB no. 700 (Dec. 1976), 470-74: illus.
  • 1977a-b Exhibitions: ‘Two medals, 1. By Paget, 1928; 2. Possibly by P. Metcalfe, 1930’, BNJ 47 (1977), 160.
  • 1977c ‘Two groats of Edward III with altered dies’, BNJ 47 (1977), 159–60.
  • 1977d ‘Farnham, Surrey, England, 1976’, Coin Hoards 3 (1977), 134, no. 346. [See also 1976b, 1979a].
  • 1977e [1625 list of documents in the Bailiffs’ Accounts], Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham & District Museum Society, 4 no. 10 (June 1977), p. 193.
  • 1977f ‘The Crondall hoard—1828’, SCMB no. 705 (May 1977), 173–7; reprinted from 1974b with an appendix.
  • 1977g-h ‘Plus ça change’, SCMB no. 711 (Nov. 1977), 388–90; no. 712 (Dec. 1977), 424–25.
  • 1978a Exhibitions: ‘A medallion of Sir Isaac Newton’, BNJ 48 (1978), 143.
  • 1978b ‘The coinage of France in the Middle Ages’, Newsletter—London Numismatic Club, 6 no. 14 (July 1978), 305–11.
  • 1978c-d ‘”Wellington’s mint”: coinage and the Peninsular War’, SCMB no. 721 (Sep. 1978), 272–74; no. 722 (Oct. 1978), 302–05.
  • 1979a-b ‘A small hoard of clippings from Farnham Park, [and], Alderwasley, Derbys.’, BNJ 49 (1979), 127–28. [See also 1976b, 1977d].
  • 1979c ‘A Tudor brass on the tomb of an auditor…’, BNJ 49 (1979), 140.
  • 1979d Exhibitions: ‘The 25th Anniversary medal of Southampton Numismatic Society’, BNJ 49 (1979), 141.
  • 1979e ‘Farnham, Middle Church Lane: …the coin weight’, Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham & District Museum Society, 5 no. 6 (June 1979), 104–06: illus.
  • 1979f ‘A borough inventory of 1662’, Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham & District Museum Society, 5 no. 7 (Sept. 1979), 136–37.
  • 1979g ‘A vieil heaume d’or of Louis de Maele of Flanders in copper?’, NCirc 87 (1979), 292.
  • 1979h ‘A bronze medal of the London Institution’, NCirc 87 (1979), 500–01.
  • 1979i ‘Louis XVIII 1815R 20 francs’, SCMB no. 733 (Sep. 1979), 293 (Letters to the editor, from the press, etc.).
  • 1980a ‘Material for the study of seventeenth-century Farnham: Harley MS 6166, art. 35, ff. 119–120’, Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham & District Museum Society, 5 no. 11 (Sept. 1980), 8–10: illus.
  • 1980b ‘Here we go round to Mabberley’s “Bush”? : notes on a Farnham seventeenth-century token issuer’, Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham & District Museum Society, 5 no. 11 (Sept. 1980), 229–37.
  • 1982a ‘Excavations at Park Row, Farnham, Surrey: the coin’, Surrey Archaeological Collections, 73 (1982), 112.
  • 1982b ‘Lead tokens: an introduction’, Quarterly Newsletter—Farnham & District Museum Society, 6 no. 7 (Sept. 1982), 151–52.
  • 1983a ‘The history, architecture and archaeology of Johnson’s Corner, Alton: the coins and tokens’, Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society, 39 (1983), frames 50–51; summary, p. 104.
  • 1984a ‘Un monnayage anglo-breton au XIVe siècle?’, BSFN 39 no. 6 (juin 1984: Journées Numismatiques, Le Havre), 508-11: illus.
  • 1986a ‘Quelques monnaies rares de Châteaudun et de Vendôme’, BSFN 41 no. 6 (juin 1986: Journées Numismatiques, Châteaudun), 66-67: illus.
  • 1990a ‘The coins and tokens from Borelli Yard’, in: Excavations at Borelli Yard, Farnham, Surrey, 1985–86, [by] Nicholas Riall & Valerie Shelton-Bunn [Farnham, 1990], pp. 31–34.
  • 1990b-c ‘Dr G. C. Williamson and Guildford’, SCMB no. 851 (June 1990), 137–39; 852 (July/Aug 1990), 165–68.
  • 1992a ‘Le piéfort au Moyen-Age: nouveaux piéforts de deniers tournois de Saint Louis et d’Eudes IV de Bourgogne’, BSFN 47 (Sept. 1992), 393–95.
  • 1997a-b The Gros Tournois: proceedings of the fourteenth Oxford symposium on coinage and monetary history, ed. N. J. Mayhew (Oxford: Ashmolean Museum in association with Royal Numismatic Society and Société française de Numismatique). Partial contents:-R. A. Merson, ‘The silver mailles of Philip III (1270-1285) and Philip IV (1285-1314) of France’, pp. 399–419; -R. A. Merson, ‘Gros tournois: a bibliography’, pp. 467–516.
  • 1997c ‘Une monnaie rare retrouvée: le denier à la tête dite “chinonaise” ou anépigraphique (PA 212) à attribuer à Nantes, Xe siècle’, BSFN 52 no. 6 (juin 1997: Journées Numismatiques, Tours), 122–23.
  • 1997d ‘Deux deniers rares ou inédits de Richard I, duc de Normandie (942-996)’ [par] Merson (R. A.), Woodhead (P.), BSFN 52 no. 6 (juin 1997), 123-25: illus.
  • 1997e ‘A propos du tournois d’or à la croix (écu d’or de Saint Louis)’, [par] Bompaire (M.), Merson (R. A.), BSFN 52 no. 6 (juin 1997), 125–27.
  • 1997f ‘Fragment d’une trouvaille de guénars tardifs de Charles VI (1380-1422)’, BSFN 52 no. 6 (juin 1997), 157-59: illus.
  • 1998 ‘Gros tournois et mailles tierces: essai de classification’, BSFN 53 no. 6 (juin 1998: Journées Numismatiques, Laon), 134–39.
  • 1999a ‘Binding question’, Coin News, 36 no. 7 (July 1999), 59 (Letters to the editor).
  • 2001a-b Exhibitions: (1) ‘Medallion dated … 1833’; (2) ‘Royal Mint internal tokens’, BNJ 71 (2001), 213.
  • 2002a-b Reviews: Marc Bompaire and Françoise Dumas, Numismatique Médiévale; Jean-Paul Divo, Numismatique de Murbach, NC 162 (2002), 453–54.
  • 2002c Reviews: Roy S. Hanashiro, Thomas William Kinder & the Japanese Imperial Mint, 1868–1875, NC 162 (2002), 457–60.
  • 2015 The London Mint of Constantius and Constantine, [by] Hubert J. Cloke & Lee Toone (London: Spink, 2015): R. A. Merson collection acknowledged, p. 244.

References edit

  1. ^ "Deaths of staff & old boys of FGS".
  2. ^ (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 December 2017. Retrieved 21 December 2017.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  3. ^ Bibliography compiled by Robert H. Thompson, and published in Nécrologie, Compte-rendu de séance – 4 février 2017Assemblée générale ordinaire de la SFN – 4 mars 2017

External links edit

  • Obituary published by the Société française de numismatique
  • Coins of France from the Collection of the late Tony Merson - sales on 13 Sept 2017 and 12 Dec 2017 and 21 Feb 2018
  • World Coins from the Collection of the late Tony Merson - sale on 12-14 Dec 2017
  • In Memory of Tony Merson 托尼.莫森 (in Chinese)

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Robert Anthony Tony Merson 1950 2016 was a British numismatist and philatelist with a particular interest in the coins of medieval France Tony MersonBorn 1950 05 22 May 22 1950DiedDecember 24 2016 2016 12 24 aged 66 NationalityBritish Contents 1 Life 2 Publications 3 3 References 4 External linksLife editRobert Anthony Merson F C A was born on 22 May 1950 He attended Farnham Grammar School 1961 1968 1 He was an accountant by profession but is better known for his contribution to numismatics and philately He was an active member of numismatic and philatelic communities and a member of several specialist learned societies including the British Numismatic Society from 1970 silver membership medal 1970 the Royal Numismatic Society from 1973 Honorary Fellow from 1999 the Societe francaise de numismatique and was chairman and honorary treasurer of the Surrey Postal History Group 2 He was particularly knowledgeable about medieval French coins and made a significant contribution to the study of the gros tournois published in The Gros Tournois Oxford 1997 He died on 24 December 2016 Publications 3 editAbbreviations BNJ British Numismatic Journal British Numismatic Society BSFN Bulletin de la Societe francaise de Numismatique NC Numismatic Chronicle Royal Numismatic Society NCirc Numismatic Circular Spink amp Son Ltd SCMB Seaby s Coin amp Medal Bulletin Seaby Coin amp Medal Bulletin B A Seaby Ltd 1971a Exhibitions Le Tresor des Pirates a series of uniface reproductions BNJ 40 1971 192 1972a Exhibitions Anglo Gallic Britanny i e Brittany BNJ 41 1972 207 1974a Exhibitions French feudal coins attributed to Nicholas Briot BNJ 44 1974 94 1974b The Crondall hoard 1828 Quarterly Newsletter Farnham Museum Society 3 no 9 March 1974 17 20 see also 1977f 1974c A preliminary note on the Farnham seventeenth century traders tokens Quarterly Newsletter Farnham Museum Society 3 no 10 June 1974 18 19 1974d Neatham a link with Rome the restoration of the Temple of Divus Augustus ibid 20 21 illus 1975a Exhibitions Twelve jettons BNJ 45 1975 112 1975b Exhibitions Reproduction of a medal struck France in 1451 BNJ 45 1975 115 1975c A curious aspect of monetary history the use of Roman coins in later ages SCMB no 680 April 1975 115 17 1975d Noah s Ark on coins SCMB no 679 March 1975 77 78 See also 1976a 1975e Un gros de Jean IV de Bretagne BSFN 30 no 9 Nov 1975 837 fig B 839 40 1975f Emissions de liards sous Louis XIV BSFN 30 no 9 Nov 1975 840 41 1976a More Noah s Arks on coins SCMB no 690 Feb 1976 45 46 Cf 1975d 1976b A find of clippings in Farnham Park Farnham Herald 25 June 1976 See also 1977d 1979a 1976c John Pinkerton SCMB no 699 Nov 1976 421 23 1976d Local numismatics of Farnham SCMB no 700 Dec 1976 470 74 illus 1977a b Exhibitions Two medals 1 By Paget 1928 2 Possibly by P Metcalfe 1930 BNJ 47 1977 160 1977c Two groats of Edward III with altered dies BNJ 47 1977 159 60 1977d Farnham Surrey England 1976 Coin Hoards 3 1977 134 no 346 See also 1976b 1979a 1977e 1625 list of documents in the Bailiffs Accounts Quarterly Newsletter Farnham amp District Museum Society 4 no 10 June 1977 p 193 1977f The Crondall hoard 1828 SCMB no 705 May 1977 173 7 reprinted from 1974b with an appendix 1977g h Plus ca change SCMB no 711 Nov 1977 388 90 no 712 Dec 1977 424 25 1978a Exhibitions A medallion of Sir Isaac Newton BNJ 48 1978 143 1978b The coinage of France in the Middle Ages Newsletter London Numismatic Club 6 no 14 July 1978 305 11 1978c d Wellington s mint coinage and the Peninsular War SCMB no 721 Sep 1978 272 74 no 722 Oct 1978 302 05 1979a b A small hoard of clippings from Farnham Park and Alderwasley Derbys BNJ 49 1979 127 28 See also 1976b 1977d 1979c A Tudor brass on the tomb of an auditor BNJ 49 1979 140 1979d Exhibitions The 25th Anniversary medal of Southampton Numismatic Society BNJ 49 1979 141 1979e Farnham Middle Church Lane the coin weight Quarterly Newsletter Farnham amp District Museum Society 5 no 6 June 1979 104 06 illus 1979f A borough inventory of 1662 Quarterly Newsletter Farnham amp District Museum Society 5 no 7 Sept 1979 136 37 1979g A vieil heaume d or of Louis de Maele of Flanders in copper NCirc 87 1979 292 1979h A bronze medal of the London Institution NCirc 87 1979 500 01 1979i Louis XVIII 1815R 20 francs SCMB no 733 Sep 1979 293 Letters to the editor from the press etc 1980a Material for the study of seventeenth century Farnham Harley MS 6166 art 35 ff 119 120 Quarterly Newsletter Farnham amp District Museum Society 5 no 11 Sept 1980 8 10 illus 1980b Here we go round to Mabberley s Bush notes on a Farnham seventeenth century token issuer Quarterly Newsletter Farnham amp District Museum Society 5 no 11 Sept 1980 229 37 1982a Excavations at Park Row Farnham Surrey the coin Surrey Archaeological Collections 73 1982 112 1982b Lead tokens an introduction Quarterly Newsletter Farnham amp District Museum Society 6 no 7 Sept 1982 151 52 1983a The history architecture and archaeology of Johnson s Corner Alton the coins and tokens Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 39 1983 frames 50 51 summary p 104 1984a Un monnayage anglo breton au XIVe siecle BSFN 39 no 6 juin 1984 Journees Numismatiques Le Havre 508 11 illus 1986a Quelques monnaies rares de Chateaudun et de Vendome BSFN 41 no 6 juin 1986 Journees Numismatiques Chateaudun 66 67 illus 1990a The coins and tokens from Borelli Yard in Excavations at Borelli Yard Farnham Surrey 1985 86 by Nicholas Riall amp Valerie Shelton Bunn Farnham 1990 pp 31 34 1990b c Dr G C Williamson and Guildford SCMB no 851 June 1990 137 39 852 July Aug 1990 165 68 1992a Le piefort au Moyen Age nouveaux pieforts de deniers tournois de Saint Louis et d Eudes IV de Bourgogne BSFN 47 Sept 1992 393 95 1997a b The Gros Tournois proceedings of the fourteenth Oxford symposium on coinage and monetary history ed N J Mayhew Oxford Ashmolean Museum in association with Royal Numismatic Society and Societe francaise de Numismatique Partial contents R A Merson The silver mailles of Philip III 1270 1285 and Philip IV 1285 1314 of France pp 399 419 R A Merson Gros tournois a bibliography pp 467 516 1997c Une monnaie rare retrouvee le denier a la tete dite chinonaise ou anepigraphique PA 212 a attribuer a Nantes Xe siecle BSFN 52 no 6 juin 1997 Journees Numismatiques Tours 122 23 1997d Deux deniers rares ou inedits de Richard I duc de Normandie 942 996 par Merson R A Woodhead P BSFN 52 no 6 juin 1997 123 25 illus 1997e A propos du tournois d or a la croix ecu d or de Saint Louis par Bompaire M Merson R A BSFN 52 no 6 juin 1997 125 27 1997f Fragment d une trouvaille de guenars tardifs de Charles VI 1380 1422 BSFN 52 no 6 juin 1997 157 59 illus 1998 Gros tournois et mailles tierces essai de classification BSFN 53 no 6 juin 1998 Journees Numismatiques Laon 134 39 1999a Binding question Coin News 36 no 7 July 1999 59 Letters to the editor 2001a b Exhibitions 1 Medallion dated 1833 2 Royal Mint internal tokens BNJ 71 2001 213 2002a b Reviews Marc Bompaire and Francoise Dumas Numismatique Medievale Jean Paul Divo Numismatique de Murbach NC 162 2002 453 54 2002c Reviews Roy S Hanashiro Thomas William Kinder amp the Japanese Imperial Mint 1868 1875 NC 162 2002 457 60 2015 The London Mint of Constantius and Constantine by Hubert J Cloke amp Lee Toone London Spink 2015 R A Merson collection acknowledged p 244 References edit Deaths of staff amp old boys of FGS Archived copy PDF Archived from the original PDF on 22 December 2017 Retrieved 21 December 2017 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Bibliography compiled by Robert H Thompson and published in Necrologie Compte rendu de seance 4 fevrier 2017Assemblee generale ordinaire de la SFN 4 mars 2017External links editObituary published by the Societe francaise de numismatique Coins of France from the Collection of the late Tony Merson sales on 13 Sept 2017 and 12 Dec 2017 and 21 Feb 2018 World Coins from the Collection of the late Tony Merson sale on 12 14 Dec 2017 In Memory of Tony Merson 托尼 莫森 in Chinese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Tony Merson amp oldid 1126147612, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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