Anglo-Saxon Silver Sceat A seemingly rare variety
Anglo-Saxon Silver Sceat A seemingly rare variety
Anglo-Saxon Silver Sceat A seemingly rare variety
SKU: 8097

Anglo-Saxon 695-740 Silver Sceat – EF – A seemingly rare variety

£325.00

Lightly toned, centrally struck and lustrous, a pleasing example.

Sold - Nov 22

Make
Enquiry

Share on
Facebook

Pin on
Pinterest

Anglo-Saxon (695-740), silver Sceat, Early Anglo-Saxon period (c.600-775), Continental issues (c.695-c.740), Series E, tertiary issue. Obv. Porcupine-like figure, the body flanked by two pelleted lines, enclosing three bars. Rev. Votive standard with pellet-in-annulet in centre, flanked by two large T’s. 0.81g, (S.790D; SCBI 69 275; SL 275). Lightly toned,centrally struck and lustrous, a pleasing example. Extremely fine and a seemingly rare variety.

Tip: Click on any ‘gold’ attribute below to find ALL items for sale with that same matching attribute!

Country

Period

Ruler

Phase

,

Date

Metal

Denomination

Condition

Series

,

Weight

References

S.790D; SCBI 69 275; SL 98-10

Rarity

A seemingly rare variety