King of Wessex c.839-c.856
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Canterbury; die match to SCBI 24-West Country: 376; SCBI 30-American: 282; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 15, coin 28 for a probable die match. | |
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Minted at Rochester, scarce moneyer | |
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SCBI 1-Fitzwilliam:528; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 18, coin 68 for a probable die match. |
King of Wessex 23 April 871 26 October 89
Wikipedia entry for Alfred the Great
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King of Wessex 899-924
Wikipedia
entry for Edward the Elder
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Scarce moneyer, only six of this moneyer/type combination in the SCBI/EMC database; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 90, coin 31 for a similar coin. | |
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SCBI 6-Edinburgh: 99, scarce moneyer; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 92, coin 52 for a probable die match. |
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Obverse die matches to SCBI 6-Edinburgh: 159; SCBI 9-Ashmolean: 331 |
King of Wessex 939-946
Wikipedia
entry for Edward the Eadmund
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The coin has two EMC numbers, EMC 2007.0168 & 2007.0261. |
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SCBI 34-BM: 390-391, very scarce moneyer |
King of all England 946-955
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So far unrecorded reverse inscription. See also BMC(Keary & Grueber) Eadred #17 which is similar and thus this coin could be from the moneyer Bernard or Burnard. | |
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SCBI 34-BM:697; EMC 2007.0166(this coin); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 155, coin 110 for a probable die match. |
King of Mercia 957-959
King of all England 959-975
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SCBI 6-Edinburgh:391-7; SCBI 27-Lincolnshire: 1693-1694; SCBI 34-BM: 905-906; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 178, coin 85 for a probable die match. | |
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Possibly a York moneyer; SCBI 6-Edinburgh:439; SCBI 6-Edinburgh:440; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 180, coin 103 for a probable die match. | |
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SCBI 6-Edinburgh:458; SCBI 34-British Museum:941; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 181, coins 110 and 111 for a probable die match. |
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SCBI 34-British Museum:1197 (same dies); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 186, coin 155 for a probable die match. | |
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SCBI 34-BM:1182; Very rare Saxon Moneyer, only one coin in the Sylloge or EMC of this moneyer. See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 190, coin 210 for a probable die match. | |
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EMC 2017.0071(this coin), this moneyer previously unknown at any mint for Eadgar's reform type |
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