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Very scarce type for the mint. Only five of this type/mint combination in EMC/Sylloge and none of this moneyer | |
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SCBI 54-Stockholm V: 1048 and 1049(die matches to both coins). EMC 2018.0290(this coin). Rare type for the mint, only four in the EMC/Sylloge database and none in the BMC volumes and Hildebrand. | |
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See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 436, coin 1275 for a probable die match | |
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Die match to SCBI 20-Mack:1219 | |
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SCBI 1-Fitzwilliam Museum: 953(reverse diematch). See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 437, coin 1292 for a possible die match |
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SCBI 24-West Country: 486(possible die match) | |
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SCBI 7-Copenhagen: 1298(possible die match) | |
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SCBI 7-Lyon Collection: 1290(die match); SCBI 68-Hermitage: 835(die match); Very rare type for the mint, perhaps no more than ten known. |
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SCBI 7-Copenhagen II: 1444(die match); SCBI 30-American: 480(die match); SCBI 65-Norwegian I: 1581(die match) |
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SCBI 17-Midland: 256(die match); see N. J. Ebsworth, BNJ 34(1965), "The Anglo-Saxon and Norman mint of Warwick, " die match to coin 17 in the listing of Long Cross pennies of this mint and moneyer | |
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Scarce type for the mint. Only two in the SCBI and both are from another moneyer. None of this mint/type combinatin in the EMC or the BMC. | |
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Scarce type for the mint, only four found in the SCBI, all from another moneyer and none in the EMC; see N. J. Ebsworth, BNJ 34(1965), "The Anglo-Saxon and Norman mint of Warwick, " die match to coin 5 in the listing of Helmet pennies of this mint and moneyer | |
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SCBI 17 - Midland: 398(die match); EMC:2018-0291(this coin) |
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SCBI 24-West Country: 555-557(same dies to all three); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 236, coin 338 for a probable die match |
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SCBI 7-Copenhagen:1313(same dies); SCBI 50-St Petersburg I:927(same dies) | |
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SCBI 15 - Copenhagen: 3986 & 3987(die match to both); very rare type for the mint. | |
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Moneyer for this mint not in SCBI or EMC. For other coins of this moneyer/mint combination see Heritage Auctions Long Beach #3076(5-9 Sepbember 2019), lot 31568 and DNW 123, The Halbert Carmichael Collectoin(11 June 2014), lot 117. These two coins appear to be die matches to each other but are different dies to coin shown here. | |
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SCBI 54 - Stockholm V: 1267 | |
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See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 443, coin 1362 for a possible die match. |
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SCBI 7-Copenhagen:1322(same dies); SCBI 19-Bristol and Gloucester; 479(same dies) | |
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SCBI 19-Gloucester:480(die match); SCBI 50-St Petersburg I:929 and 930(die match to both) | |
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EMC 2012.0090(this coin); Dr. Allen at the Fitzwiilliam Coin Depratment atributes this to the Winchcombe mint. ; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 453, coin 1520 for a possible die match. |
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SCBI 25-Helsinki:10(possible reverse die match), SCBI 36-Berlin:217(possible reverse die match); EMC 2018.0271(this coin); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 238, coin 356 for a probable die match. | |
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Very rare moneyer, only three examples listed in the Sylloge or EMC; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 238, coin 358 for a probable die match. | |
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Very rare moneyer for this mint; SCBI 7-Copenhagen:1439; SCBI 20-Mack:834 | |
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Possible die match to EMC 2018.0385; rare moneyer. | |
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SCBI 50-Hermitage I: 531(possible die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 239, coin 367 for a possible die match | |
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SCBI 7 Copenhagen-1346 | |
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SCBI 7-Copenhagen: 1417(die match) | |
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SCBI 51-Estonia: 357(die match) | |
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Scarce reverse inscripton | |
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N and Ƿ ligated as well as N and C on reverse | |
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See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 297, coin 565 for a probable die match. | |
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In the reverse legend N and Ƿ are legated. | |
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See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 298, coin 574 for a probable die match. Moneyer known only for Winchester. | |
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Very rare moneyer for the type, only one listed in the Sylloge and EMC which is this coin; EMC 1998.0109 | |
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See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 45, coin 1372 for a possible die match. Scarce moneyer/mint/type combination. There are two in the SCBI/EMC and this coin is from diffrent dies | |
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SCBI 42-South Eastern 1408; SCBI 48-Northern Museums 1044. Moneyer known only at Winchester. | |
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SCBI 11-Reading: 172; SCBI 42-Southeastern: 1631. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 451, coins 1484 and 1485 for a possible die matches | |
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See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 452, coin 1505 for a possible die match. |
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EMC 2018.282(this coin); Possibly the only Cnut short cross from this mint in private hands. | |
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Moneyer not recorded in Freeman for type and otherwise known form only one coin, a Facing Bust type. | |
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EMC:2018.0252(this coin) | |
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Possible die match to EMC 1988.0190 |
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