£425.00
Great metal with some attractive iridescent toning.
Sold - May 22
Anglo-Saxon (c.600-775), silver Sceat, 695-740, Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775), Continental issues (c.695-c.740), Porcupine type, Series E, variety G1. Obv. Insect like quilled crescent, X in box, trefoil and cross pommée in beaded compartment below. Rev. Double beaded standard, central annulet, pellet in each angle. 1.18g, (S.790D; SL 89-10; SCBI 69 207 (this coin)). Great metal with some attractive iridescent toning. Almost extremely fine.
SCBI 69 This Coin
With various old tickets.
Provenance
Ex. T. Abramson Collection (acquired privately from finder)
Reportedly found by R. Spour Sledmere (East Yorks)
EMC. 2007.0010
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| Period | |
| Ruler | |
| Phase | Continental issues (c.695-c.740), Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775) |
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| Condition | |
| Type | Porcupine type |
| Series | |
| References | S.790D; SL 89-10; SCBI 69 207 |
