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Aylesbury; SCBI 13-Copenhagen: 4235(probable die match); In the 2007 BNJ article by Clarke and Symons about this mint they were able to find 27 coins in total of this mint. For the reign of Cnut there were 8 listed, all of this type, and of those three of this moneyer. None of those coins nor the one in the SCBI appear to be die duplicates of this coin. This coin would bring the number of known coins from ths mint to 28. Since this coin was added to the collection there have been three more coins from this mint found for a toal of 31 known coins. See BNS Research Blog article by Richard Ambrose from January 2020. | |
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Bath; SCBI 36 Berlin-595(possible die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 256, coin 7 for similar coin. | |
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Bedford; SCBI 51-Estonian Collections: 512(die match); EMC 2018.0277(this coin) | |
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Bristol; SCBI 13-Copenhagen: 100-104(similar but no die matches). This coin is a rare varient with a diademed bust and is North 785 | |
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Bruton; SCBI 13-Copenhagen: 112(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 257, coin 22 for a probable die match. | |
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Cambridge; SCBI 13-Copenhagen: 1064, 1065, 1066: T behind bust. | |
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Cambridge; Unusual obverse legend. | |
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Chester; SCBI 45-Latvian Collections: 88(die match); During this reign the moneyer known only for Chester and Maldon. | |
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Colchester. |
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Cricklade; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 260, coin 43 for a probable die match. | |
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Dover |
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Gloucester | |
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Hertford | |
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Hastings; Scarce type for the mint. | |
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Huntingdon; SCBI 13-Copenhagen: 1272; See BNJ 69, plate.7, coin 164; dies Bc [3], this coin, the sole type for this moneyer, only one other specimen believed known outside of museum collections. See Eaglen BNJ 69(1999), page 116, coin 164. | |
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Huntingdon; Scarce moneyer/type combination in the EMC/Sylloge database with only three coins and this coin being an obverse die match to SCBI 66-Norwegian II:1982. The reverse die is a gouged die that is found on this type from seven mints. See Eaglen and Grayburn in BNJ 70(2000) which can be found here. See also Eaglen BNJ 69(1999), page 116, coin 168 for the obverse die and 166 for the reverse die. | |
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Ilchester | |
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Ipswich | |
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Ipswich | |
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Leicester | |
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Lewes; Scarce type for the mint. | |
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Lincoln; SCBI 27-Lincolnshire:396(die match); Moneyer primarily of Lincoln and Shrewsbury. | |
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London; Scarce late saxon moneyer, durning this reign only at London. | |
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London; SCBI 25-Helsinki: 658(die match); SCBI 36-Berlin: 635(die match); SCBI 66-Norwegian II: 2180(die match) | |
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London; SCBI 66-Norwegian II: 2189(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 282, coin 371 for a probable die match. | |
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Lydford; SCBI 25-Helsinki: 677; SCBI 66-Norwegian II: 2255, die match to both | |
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Maldon | |
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Northampton | |
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Norwich | |
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Oxford; SCBI 9-Ashmolean:662(die match)SCBI 15-Copenhagen:3260(die match) | |
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Oxford; SCBI 15-Copenhagen:3270( possible obverse die match) | |
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Romney | |
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Sailsbury; SCBI 15-Copenhagen 3453(obverse die duplicate); SCBI 66-Norwegian II.2318(reverse die match) | |
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Shaftesbury | |
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Southampton; SCBI 20-Mack:1078(this coin) | |
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Southwark | |
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Southwark; SCBI 15-Copenhagen: 3695 and 3696; Rare varient with on the obverse as a pellet before and after bust and on reverse has three pellets at the apex of each cusp and would be North 786 | |
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Stamford; SCBI 27-Lincolnshire:1245(die match) |
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Stamford | |
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Sudbury | |
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Taunton; SCBI 9-Ashmolean: 670(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 294, coin 544 for a probable die match. This bust style was at one time called Ilchester style bust. Blackburn and Lyon have reclasified it as Taunton B style. See their article in Anglo Saxon Monetary History, page 232 | |
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Thetford; SCBI 66-Norwegian II: 2391(die match) | |
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Wallingford; 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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Winchester; N and Ƿ ligated as well as N and C on reverse | |
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Winchester; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 297, coin 565 for a probable die match. | |
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York; SCBI 29-Merseyside: 600(die match) | |
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York; Scarce moneyer, apparently known for York and for this reign only. |
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