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LOT 1113
Sold for (Inc. bp): £10,540
Hiberno-Norse Coins - Anlaf Guthfrithsson - York / Aethelferth - Raven Penny 919-954 AD
Obv: raven with wings spread and head left with +ANLAF CVNVNC legend. Rev: small cross with +AÐELFELD MINETRI legend for the moneyer Aethelferth. 1.17 grams.
Extremely fine; about as struck, hairline strike cracking at centre. Very rare; most are in public collections.
PUBLISHED:
This lot is on the front cover of the printed catalogue.
LITERATURE:
S. 1019; N. 537; see EMC 1029.0410/SCBI 29 (Merseyside), 410 for possibly the same reverse die.
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