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Viking - Danish East Anglia ST. EDMUND [885-915] silver penny DOUBLE-OBVERSE type obv. +SCEAADI, retrograde, A with wedge below in circle rev. +SCEAIDI, retrograde, cross in circle No examples recorded in BMC, SCBI, etc. Ex - Joseph Linzalone, USA Dean Rooke collection, Australia EXTREMELY RARE EF or near £sold |
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Early Anglo Saxon, Kings of Northumbria silver sceat EADBERHT [737-58] obv. EOTBEREhTVF., cross in centre rev. fantastic animal left, cross under tail and triquetra below [see S.847] weakly struck in places RARE VF £175 |
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Early Anglo Saxon, Kings of Northumbria silver styca AETHELRED 1 [789-796] - 2nd reign Phase 1a, Moneyer - CEOLBALD obv. +AEDILRED, large pellet in circle of pellets rev. +CEOLBALD, large pellet in circle of pellets [see S.856] slight striking weakness at 9 o'clock VERY RARE EF, practically as struck £sold |
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AETHELRED of MERCIA [674-704] silver sceat Type 105 obv. porcupine rev. AETHILIRAED, in runes, laterally reversed [see Metcalf 135, S.780] irregular flan EXTREMELY RARE GVF-nEF £sold |
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Early Anglo Saxon Primary silver sceat [c.680-710] BROAD-RIMMED HAT type - SERIES F obv. bust right with broad-rimmed hat, cross behind with blundered runes rev. 2 small crosses and annulets [see Metcalf 136-7, S.781] Found Norfolk area dark tone on a thick flan nEF £175 |
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Kings of East Anglia AETHELSTAN 1 [825-40] silver penny obv. +EDELSTAN . A, A with bar above in circle of pellets rev. +REX A ' NG :, omega in centre within circle [see BMC 19, N.439, S.950] Ex - J.J. Nunn collection, Sothebys auctions, 27 November 1896, lot 62 C. Marjoribanks collection, Sothebys auctions, 29 April 1904, lot 225 RARE VF or near £sold |
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Early Anglo Saxon, Kings of Northumbria EANBALD 11 [796-835] Phase 1, Moneyer - EDILUEARD obv. +EANBALD, cross in centre rev. +EDILVEARD, cross in centre [see Pirie 3.7b, S.861] VF £98 |
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Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60] 2 STANDING FIGURES type - SERIES N, Type 41b/41a Minted north Thames area obv. 2 standing figures holding 3 crosses with large facing heads rev. monster left with head turned right, many pellets in field [see Metcalf p.463, Beowulf 71, Abramson Q040] Very unusual type EXTREMELY RARE EF or near £525 |
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