LOT 3731
Anglo-Saxon. Secondary Sceattas AR Sceatta. Circa 710-760. Uncertain mint. Series J, Type 84.
Crude diademed head to right / Bird standing to right on cross, annulets flanking. SCBI 67 (Abramson) -; Abramson 18-20; North 128; SCBC 802. Very Fine.(0.99gr, 12mm, 4h.).
ProvenanceFound Yorkshire, UK, before 1991.
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Anglo-Saxon, Kings of All England. Cnut AR Penny. Struck circa 1029-1035/6. London mint; Elfwig, moneyer. Short Cross type (BMC xvi, Hild. H).
Sold for (Inc. bp): £78
✠ [...] REX, diademed and draped bust to left, lis-tipped sceptre before / ✠ ELFP[...]NDE :, voided short cross with pellet-in-annulet in centre. North 790; SCBC 1159. 0.50gr, 18mm, 3h.
Very Fine.
From the private collection of John Meredith, acquired since the 1990s; thence by descent. -
Anglo-Saxon. Kings of Northumbria, Irregular and Unattributed issues AE Styca. Circa 843/4-855.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £33
Legend around central cross pattée / Legend around central motif. Cf. SCBC 872. 0.87gr, 12mm.
Near Very Fine.
Found near Driffield, Yorkshire, UK. -
Anglo-Saxon. Kings of Northumbria, Osberht AE Styca. Struck 849/50-circa 855. York mint; Eanwulf, moneyer. Phase II, group C.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £33
+ OƧBEREH⊥E around central cross pattée / + EANVVLF around central pellet. Pirie 3.42g var. (motifs); SCBC 869. 1.32gr, 13mm, 6h.
Near Very Fine.
Found near Driffield, Yorkshire, UK.
