Details
LOT 3961
Anglo-Saxon, Kings of Kent. Baldred AR Penny. Struck 823/4-825/6. Canterbury mint; Sigestef, moneyer.
✠ BELDR[...]EX, cross pattée / ✠ SIGE[...]EF, cross pattée. Cf. EMC 2007.0210; North 213; SCBC 880. Good Very Fine. Edge chipped.(1.04gr, 20mm, 10h.).
Provenance
Found near Morton, Essex, UK.
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