Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60]
SERIES G
obv. bust right with cross in front
rev. standard
[see Spink 808, Metcalf 267-70]
nEF
£ sold
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
[S. 847]
weakly struck in places
RARE
VF
£150
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [710-60]
SERIES N, type 41b variant
obv. 2 standing figures on a baseline facing forward, holding 3 crosses [left figure has plain body, right striped
rev. monster left with head turned right
[Metcalf 368-72, S.806]
VERY RARE
EF/nEF
£ sold
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [710-60]
SERIES H, type 48
Minted in the Portsmouth area
obv. whorl of 3 creatures with open mouths
rev. 4 annulets & pellet roundels with pellet in between and large pellet centre
[Metcalf 289-90]
dark tone and weakly struck in places
VERY RARE
VF
£ sold
Early Anglo Saxon
Kings of Northumbria
AETHELRED 11 [841-50] styca
Moneyer - MONNE
obv. +EDILRED REX, pellet in circle of pellets
rev. +MONNE, pellet in centre
some surface deposits and weak striking
may benefit from cleaning.
VF
£25
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [c.710-60]
SERIES T
Minted East Midlands area
obv. diademed head right with LEL
rev. porcupine with 4 parallel lines with pellet ends below
[see Spink 815, Metcalf 443-4]
Found Ongar area, Essex, 2007
obv. surface slightly rough in places
VERY RARE
nEF
£250
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [710-60]
SERIES D, type 2c
obv. bust right, unusually made of pellets
rev. cross with pellets
[cf. S.792
Ex - Mike Vosper
EF or near
£165
Early Anglo Saxon
Secondary silver sceat
SERIES L, type 18
obv. bust right with cross in front
rev. standing figure holding cross & bird on crescent boat
[S.804F]
better than photos
f/F
£45 reserved
Early Anglo Saxon Secondary silver sceat [710-60]
SERIES L, type 18 variant
Minted Tilbury area
obv. bust right with cross
rev. standing figure with cross and bird
[Metcalf 332 and p.379]
Found near Lakenheath, Suffolk
Appears to have a very low silver content, almost pure copper, suggesting it is a very late Series L issue
weakly struck, as usual for this type
EXTREMELY RARE
£75
Early Anglo Saxon
Kings of Northumbria
AETHELRED 11 [841-50] styca
Moneyer - UENDELBERHT
obv. EDILRED REX, cross in centre
rev. +VENDELBER.H, cross in centre
obv. weakly struck in places
VF/GVF
£45
