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Canterbury; Scarce moneyer/type combination for the mint. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 345, coin 70 for a possible die match. | |
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Chester; SCBI 17- Midland: 406; Moneyer known only at this mint for this reign and that of Harold II. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 389, coin 643 for a probable die match. This is a varity that has the sceptre ending in three pellets. | |
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Hastings; SCBI 42-South Eastern Museums 1268 and 1269. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 377, coins 502 and 503 for a probable die match. | |
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Hythe; Only five coins of this mint are known before the Norman Conquest. This is one of only three in private collections. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 353, coin 570 for a probable die match. | |
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Northampton; SCBI 17 - Midland: 412 | |
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Sudbury; no examples of this mint/type combination in the Sylloge or EMC | |
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Wallingford; die match to SCBI 20-Mack:1219 | |
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Worcester; EMC:2018.0252(this coin) |
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