£245.00
Porcupine type, ‘Frankener Phase’. A nice coin of good metal with traces of lustre.
Sold - Jul 22
Anglo-Saxon (695-740), silver Sceat, Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775), Continental issues (c.695-c.740), Porcupine type ‘Frankener Phase’, Series E, variety F. Obv. Reverse cruciform, three bars pellet-in-annulet below. Rev. Beaded line standard enclosing central rosette and four diagonals, pellets between, cross pommée upper margin. 1.21g, (S.790; SCBI 69 289 (this coin); SL 100-20 (plate coin)). A little off-struck otherwise a nice coin of good metal with traces of lustre. A bold good very fine.
SCBI 69 This Coin
Sceatta List Plate Coin.
With various old hand written tickets.
Provenance
Ex. Tony Abramson Collection
Ex. M. Vosper, November 2007
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| Ruler | |
| Phase | Continental issues (c.695-c.740), Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775) |
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| Condition | |
| Type | Porcupine type 'Frankener Phase' |
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| References | S.790; SCBI 69 289; SL 100-20 |
| Old Ticket |
