British Anglo-Saxon - Mercia - Coenwulf - Tribrach Penny - Dudda

796-805 AD. Tribrach type. Obv: Mercian 'M' at centre with +COENVVL'FREX legend with pellets in upper quadrants of initial cross. Rev: moline voided tribrach with moneyer name +D VD A at Canterbury mint and wedges in angles and after 'A'. About as struck, with slightly ragged edge in one place.(1.22 grams.).

Provenance

found Shalfleet parish, Isle of Wight, 2008

Literature

S. 914; N. 342; EMC 2008.0480 (this coin).

Footnotes

Only four specimens of this moneyer for this type listed in EMC/SCBI (including this coin).

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LOT 195

British Anglo-Saxon - Mercia - Coenwulf - Tribrach Penny - Dudda

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