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Early Anglo Saxon Primary silver sceat [c.680-710] BROAD-RIMMED HAT type - SERIES F obv. small bust with broad-rimmed hat right rev. small cross with annulets [see Metcalf 136-7, S.781] RARE GVF £175 |
81 |
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60] BUST and STANDARD type - SERIES R [Q] Minted NW East Anglia obv. crude rectangular bust right, annulet behind and runes ER to right rev. standard with crosses at sides [see Metcalf 389 and 410] RARE nEF £150 |
82 |
Early Anglo Saxon Continental type silver sceat [c.695-740] PORCUPINE - SERIES E obv. porcupine rev. square of pellets enclosing TOTII [see S.790] EF or near £110 |
83 |
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60] BUST and TOTII type - SERIES R, Type 8 Minted East Anglia area obv. crude bust right with runes rev. standard with TOTII var. [see Metcalf 410 ad S.832] VF £98 |
84 |
Early Anglo Saxon Primary silver sceat [c.680-710] BROAD-RIMMED HAT type - SERIES F obv. bust with broad-rimmed hat right [unusually large], cross left, and no no apparent legend rev. cross on steps with 2 annulets above [see Metcalf 136-7 and p.130, type d, S.781] RARE nEF/GVF £175 |
85 |
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60] TWO BIRDS type - SERIES J, Type 36 Minted York area obv. bust right with cross in front rev. 2 birds and cross right [see Metcalf 301-2, S.791A] Found near Driffield, Yorkshire, 2005 some weak striking on rev. and irregular flan RARE EF £325 |
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Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60] BUST of PELLETS - SERIES D, Type 2c obv. bust right, made of pellets [unusual] rev. cross with pellets [see S.839] Ex - Vosper EF or near £140 |
87 |
Early Anglo Saxon Continental type silver sceat [c.695-740] PORCUPINE type - SERIES E obv. porcupine, with 14 spines with T below rev. standard and TOTII [see Metcalf 229, S.790] EF, practically as struck £135 |
88 |
Early Anglo Saxon, Kings of Northumbria styca WIGMUND [837-54] Phase 11, group Ci Moneyer - EDILUEARD obv. +VIGMVND IREP, small cross in centre rev. +EDILVEARD, 1st E is reversed, small cross in centre VERY RARE variety with E in rev.legend reversed - only one other example noted in Pirie, no.911 [ex - Bolton Percy, 1847] GVF-nEF £sold |
89 |
Early Anglo Saxon, Kings of Northumbria styca AETHELRED 11 [841-9] - SPECIAL MOTIF type Phase 11a, Moneyer - LEOFDEGN obv. +EDERED REX, cross in centre rev. +LEOFDEGN, celtic cross with pellet in centre unusual obv. spelling EDERED [see Pirie 186-8] slight weak striking in part of legend appears to have a high silver content EXTREMELY RARE variety GVF/nEF £235 |
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