[Extract from the schedule annexed to the finding of the Coroner for the Hundred of Wrenfield upon an inquest of treasure trove, held at the Corn Exchange, Wrenfield, the 2nd day of June 1903. Clerk's fair copy, ruled in red. Four leaves; the third leaf reproduced.]
SCHEDULE of SILVER COINS turned up by the plough in Netherbourne Field in the said parish upon the 14th day of April last, delivered up by Josiah Tarrant, labourer, and numbered as they were taken from the earth.
| No. | Description | Condition | |---|---|---| | 284 | Penny. Obv. + ÆÐELRÆD REX ANGLO | Fair. Legend entire. | | 285 | Penny. Obv. + ÆÐELRÆD REX ANGLO | Fair. Chipped at edge. | | 286 | Penny. Obv. legend defaced | Poor. | | 287 | Penny. Obv. + ÆÐELRÆD REX ANGLO | Reverse wholly obscured by an adhering crust, not to be read. | | 288 | Penny. Obv. + ÆÐELRÆD REX ANGLO | Reverse as the last, not to be read. | | 289 | Penny. Obv. + CNVT RECX | Fair. |
[at the foot of the leaf:]
The whole to the number of three hundred and twelve, no more and no fewer, counted twice in my presence and in the presence of the Curator of the Museum, to whom they are delivered upon the Crown's disclaimer.
The Jury find the same not to have been hidden with intent of recovery, the scattering in the furrow being against it, and so no treasure of the Crown.
W. H. Pargeter, Coroner.
[in a second hand, smaller, at the extreme foot:] Recd. the above 312 coins. A. Bowyer, Curator, 4 June 1903.