Anglo-Saxon & Viking Coins
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Offa. 757-796. AR Penny (Silver,19 mm, 1.44 g), Canterbury; Ethelnoth, moneyer, circa 792/3-796. Mercian M (flanked by triple pellets, bar above, pellets within arms) / + (with pellets in quarters) ◊FFΛ / (three pellets) REX (pellets in two quarters of X) in three lines, the upper and lower elements in lunettes. Rev. + (with pellets…
Coenwulf AR Penny. (20 mm. 1,35 g) East Anglian mint, circa AD 797-798. Wihtræd, moneyer. +COENVVLF REX M, head right within linear circle, three pellets below / PIHTRED (R Retrograde) around diamond containing pellet, four crosses extending from corners of diamond.
Coenwulf. 796-821. AR Penny (20.5 mm, 1.28 g) Portrait type. Struck circa 810-812. + COENVVLF REX m, diademed bust right / + DIORmOD mONETΛ, double pincer-shaped cross superimposed on cross pommée; wedges in angles.
Offa. 757-796. AR, Penny (17.5mm, 1.21 g,). Canterbury mint; Udd, moneyer. Struck circa 785-792/3. +◊ FF AR EX in angles of a long cross botonnée over saltire botonnée / + V D D otwardly in angles of a voided cross with curved limbs and central pellet-in-annulet.
Offa, Silver Penny 757-796AD (16 mm, 1.17 g), Light Coinage, Canterbury, Eoba, o f f a around central pelleted frame containing rx monogram, rev. cross fleury, e o b a in angles, pelleted saltire in centre with pellets in angles.
Coenwulf (796-821) Silver penny, 21mm. 1.36g, transitional type (c.797-798), London (?), Pendwine, +cenvvlf, retrograde n, uncial m above, rex below, divided by two beaded bars, broken at their centre and with added hooks, additional pellets above and below, rev. pendvvine, retrograde n, legend begins at 7 o’clock, around voided long cross containing beaded line and cross.
Bishop of London Circa 776-787/9. AR Penny Silver (17 mm, 1.08 g). Light coinage, non-portrait, with Offa as overlord. London mint. Struck circa 776-782. .ЄAD. :BERH: •T (EP)• in three lines, divided by beaded bars / O F (Rx) (Mercian m) in angles of cross-crosslet with central annulet containing rosette. Coin no certification.
Alchred. 765-774. AR Silver Styca (14 mm,0.95 g). Eoferwic (York) mint. ΛΓLHDER (last three letters retrograde), small cross pommée / Quadruped standing right, raising foreleg; small cross pommée below.
Second reign, 789-796. AR Sceatt Silver (14 mm, 1,1g). Phase Ia. Eoforwic (York) mint; Cuthgils, moneyer. + ΓR•ED•ED • around central cross / CVD CLS, ‘shrine’: cross potent on pelleted triangular base.
Aethelwulf. 839-858. AR Silver Penny (20 mm, 1.34 g). Cross and Wedges type (BMC v); phase I coinage. Dorobernia (Canterbury) mint; Manna, moneyer. Struck 839-circa 843. EĐELVVLF REX, cross pattée over cross pattée in saltire / + MΛNNΛ MOИET, SΛX/ONIO/RVM in three lines.
Edward the Elder. 899-924. AR Penny (21mm, 1.55 g,). Floral type. North Western mint (probably Chester); Boga, moneyer. Middle Period, circa 910-915. + EADVVEARD REX, small cross pattée / BV GA enclosed within branches of floral design.
Light Penny, Silver ca.780-92AD, ca.(16 mm, 1.20 g)
Circa 700-710. AR Sceat. (11,5 mm, 1,20 g) Mint in east Kent. ‘Porcupine’ right / Runic AETHILI/RAED in two lines.
Circa 720-745. AR Sceatt Silver (11.5 mm, 0,96 g). Mint in east Kent. Diademed and draped bust right, knot behind head, holding cross / Wolf-headed, coiled serpent left, cross on tail.
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