£450.00
A most attractive coin with much eye appeal, lustrous and pleasing.
Sold - Jul 22
Early 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, late variety. Obv. Quilled crescent right, enclosing line of pellets, lines and annulet. Rev. Beaded standard, asymmetrical swastika around pelleted annulet, pellets in quarters. 0.80g, die axis (S.790C; SL 97-10 (plate coin); SCBI 69 227 (this coin)). A most attractive coin with much eye appeal, lustrous and pleasing. Practically extremely fine and choice.
SCBI 69 This Coin
Sceatta List Plate Coin
With old ticket.
Provenance
Ex. T. Abramson Collection
Ex. Spink 05/05/2004
Reportedly found in France
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| Period | |
| Ruler | |
| Phase | Continental issues (c.695-c.740), Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775) |
| Date | |
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| Condition | |
| Type | Porcupine type |
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| Weight | |
| References | S.790C; SL 97-10; SCBI 69 227 |
| Old Ticket |
