£245.00
Porcupine ‘Kloster Barthe’ type. A handsome coin struck in high relief, well centered and pleasing.
Sold - May 22
Anglo-Saxon (695-740), silver Sceat, Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775), Continental issues (c.695-c.740), Porcupine ‘Kloster Barthe’ type, Series E. Obv. Quilled crescent coiled right with beaded outline, enclosing three bars. Rev. Beaded standard enclosing central annulet and square of pellets. 1.33g, (S.790; SCBI 69 237 (this coin); SL 97-30 (plate coin); Metcalf 2016, 141). A handsome coin of good silver and struck in high relief, well centered and pleasing. Good very fine.
SCBI 69 This Coin
Sceatta List Plate Coin.
With numerous old hand written tickets.
Provenance
Ex. Tony Abramson Collection, acquired privately from finder
Found by D. Panton in the Heckington area (South Lincolnshire) 2003
Featured in The Searcher magazine September 2003
EMC 2006.0261; PAS LIN-B45594
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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 'Kloster Barthe' type |
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| Weight | |
| References | 141, S.790; SCBI 69 237; SL 97-30; Metcalf 2016 |
| Old Ticket |
