LOT 2554
Anglo-Saxon Coins - Secondary Phase - Series J Type 37 - Double Portrait AR Sceatta 710-760 A.D.
Obv: two diademed heads face-to-face, long cross in centre with tripod base, within pelleted border. Rev: four birds clockwise around small cross, within a border of two pelleted circles. Near extremely fine.(1.13 grams.).
ProvenanceEx late John Cross collection, Canterbury, UK.
Acquired Canterbury Auction Galleries, 3 October 2021, lot 569 (part).
Property of two Kent sisters, by gift from their parents.
S. 802A; Abr. 19.30; M. 296-300; M. p. 351-3.
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LOT 2554
Anglo-Saxon Coins - Secondary Phase - Series J Type 37 - Double Portrait AR Sceatta
Sold for (Inc. bp): £260
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Anglo-Saxon Coins - Aethelred II - York(?) / Uncertain Moneyer - Helmet AR Cut Halfpenny 1003-1009 A.D.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £52
BMC type viii. Obv: helmeted profile bust with +Æ[ÐELRÆD REX A]NGL legend. Rev: long voided cross over incurved square with trefoils at points dividing [ ] / TAN / MOE[ ] possibly for the moneyer Aelfstan or Leofstan at York mint. 0.72 grams.
Very fine; cracked across centre.
Ex Alfa Numismatics, Auction 9, lot 21 (with lot printout and ticket). Property of a Harrow, UK gentleman. -
Anglo-Saxon Coins - Edward the Confessor - York / Othbern - Facing Bust Penny 1062-1065 A.D.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £182
BMC type xiii. Obv: facing bust with EADPARD REXANG legend. Rev: small cross with annulet in first quarter and +OÐRENONEOFR[ ] legend for the moneyer Othbern at York mint. 0.91 grams.
Very fine; dark tone, chipped and repaired.
Acquired Nantwich Auctions. Property of a Kent gentleman. -
Anglo-Saxon Coins - Aethelred II - Crux Penny Fragment Group 978-1016
Sold for (Inc. bp): £104
Group comprising: three large fragments of CRVX type pennies. 2.10 grams total.
Very fine; each with about half lost.
with Alfa Numismatics, Auction 11, lot 44.
