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EADRED [946-55] silver penny Horizontal Trefoil type NORTH EASTERN mint, Moneyer - DEODMAER [Theodmaer] obv. +EADRED REX, small cross pattee rev. DEOD / AERM, in 2 lines, trefoil of pellets above and below, 3 cross pattees between [see S.1113, N.706] chipped VF £sold |
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Early Anglo Saxon, Kings of Northumbria styca AETHELRED 11 [841-9] Phase 11a, Moneyer - LEOFDEGN SPECIAL MOTIF type - STAR obv. +EDELRED REX, star in circle rev. +LEOFDEGN, cross in centre slightly weakly struck on obv. VERY RARE variety [star] VF or better £185 |
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CNUT [1016-35] silver penny Short Cross type YORK mint, Moneyer - CRUCAN obv. CVNT REX, bust left with sceptre rev. +CRVCAN ON EOFR, short voided cross [see S.1159, N.790] some weak striking and peck marks, otherwise VF £sold |
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Early Anglo Saxon Continental type silver sceat [c.695-740] PORCUPINE type - SERIES E / T var. obv. porcupine facing left, laterally reversed [normally right] rev. standard with annulet centre, X and V's [see Metcalf p.246] EXTREMELY RARE variety [porcupine left] VF £150 |
74 |
Early Anglo Saxon, Kings of Northumbria silver styca AETHELRED 1 [789-96] - 2nd reign Phase 1a - STAR MOTIF type, Moneyer - CEOLBALD obv. AEDIL.RED X, X with pellets in each quarter, star in circle of pellets rev. +CEOLBALD, large pellet in corcle of pellets The star centre and unusual X in legend appear to be unrecorded [see S.856 - for common types] Ex - Spink EXTREMELY RARE GVF £375 |
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Early Anglo Saxon Continental type silver sceat [c.695-740] PLUMED BIRD type - SERIES E obv. plumed bird with triangular body, 4 thick plumes with pellet ends annulet under neck with 2 pellets in front rev. square of pellets enclosing 5 pelleted annulets and 4 pellets [see Metcalf p.208, S.789] VERY RARE obv. variety GVF-nEF £185 |
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Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60] 3 CREATURES - SERIES H, Type 48 Minted Portsmouth area obv. whorl of 3 creatures with open mouths rev. 4 annulet and pellet roundels with a pellet in between each, large pellet centre [see Metcalf 289-90] weakly struck in places VERY RARE VF £250 |
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Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60] WODAN Head - cruder ENGLISH type - SERIES X obv. facing Wodan head with cross and pellets either side and pellet below, beard of parallel lines rev. monster facing left, laterally reversed [usually faces right] [see Metcalf 282 and 377, S.843a - for commoner type] somewhat weakly struck in places, as usual EXTREMELY RARE variety GF £250 |
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Kings of Mercia COENWULF [796-821] silver penny Portrait type - Group 1V [c.815-21] CANTERBURY - Moneyer - DEALLA obv. +COENVVLF REX M. bust right rev. +DEALLA MONETA, cross crosslet with pellets in angles within inner circle [see N.356, S.916] 0.98g chipped, edge cracks and wavy flan VERY RARE £sold |
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