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Description: | Edward the Confessor penny of Bedford, 'Small Flan' type. | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: | An incomplete pointed helmet type cut farthing of Edward the Confessor. Approximately 50 percent survives. | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: | Aethelred II CRVX type cut farthing of Northampton (see Comments below). | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: | Aethelred II CRVX type penny. Fragment of approximately 50 percent, consisting of the central portion of the coin and lacking virtually all of the obverse and reverse legends.. | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: |
Penny of Eadmund, struck at Norwich, AD 939-946. Coin is incomplete with approximately 80 percent surviving, including a small separate fragment. Struck from the same dies as EMC 2008.0318. |
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Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: | Aethelred II cut halfpenny of Lincoln, First Hand type. Damaged and incomplete at one end. | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: | An incomplete pointed helmet type cut halfpenny of Edward the Confessor. Approximately 55 percent survives. | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: | A cut short cross type farthing of Cnut. | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: |
A cut short cross type farthing of Cnut. The moneyer and mint are most likely Wineman and Thetford respectively, as the coin has an anomalous 'A' in 'EMA', the surviving part of the reverse legend, and would appear to be a reverse die-duplicate of EMC 1015.3873. |
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Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
Description: | An arm-and-sceptre cut farthing bearing the name Cnut. The coin may be a posthumous issue of that king, or the name may be an abbreviated form of Harthacnut, during whose reign the coin was struck. | |
Category: | Early Medieval, Late Anglo-Saxon period | |
Category: | Late Anglo-Saxon period |
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