£550.00
A highly desirable mule, bold with much eye appeal.
Sold - May 22
Anglo-Saxon (710-760), silver Sceat, Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775), Secondary phase (c. 710-c. 760), Series B or G/J mule (formerly Series BIIIB). Obv. Diademed head facing right with angular nose and ear, cross to right. Rev. Bird facing left on cross dividing annulets either side, pellets below, blundered legend surrounding. 0.90g, die axis 5h (S.800/802; Sceatta List 22-10; SCBI 69, 330 (this coin); Metcalf no. 91). A highly desirable mule, bold with much eye appeal. Practically extremely fine and very rare.
With old ticket.
Provenance
Found by P Harris at Warminster, November 2003
SCBI 69 Plate Coin
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| Type | Secondary phase (c.710-c.760) |
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| References | 330 (this coin); Metcalf no. 91, S.800/802; Sceatta List 22-10; SCBI 69 |
| Rarity | Very Rare |
| Old Ticket |
