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<p>[QUOTE="Nap, post: 2781713, member: 73099"]Here's a few:</p><p>(Sadly my camera broke limiting my ability to take decent pics)</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]643636[/ATTACH] </p><p>Merovingian denier, unclear mint</p><p>Belfort 6400</p><p>Prou 2884</p><p><br /></p><p>Found in England, this denier has an obverse very similar to English secondary sceattas of series G. The reverse legend with the letters "A IT B" has not been clearly deciphered (maybe A B TI in retrograde). It is thought to be related to coins of Quentovic which have the legend ABBATI. This suggests the coin may have had some ecclesiastical significance, possibly coined for an abbot in northern France. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]643637[/ATTACH] </p><p>Primary phase sceatta</p><p>S.779</p><p>Series C1</p><p>O: Radiate bust right, APA in runes</p><p>R: Degenerated standard with TOTII</p><p><br /></p><p>The quality of the artistry during the primary phase decreased as time progressed. The reverse "standard" is derived from old Roman coins.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]643638[/ATTACH] </p><p>Viking penny in the name of St. Peter of York ca. 910-920</p><p>Moneyer: unknown</p><p>Mint: probably York</p><p>S.1006 (var.)</p><p>N.551 (var.)</p><p>O: ZCIIIT R, tree and key symbols</p><p>R: +B.RACEC</p><p><br /></p><p>This a rare variant of the "swordless" St. Peter coinage, with a blundered version of "Sancti Petri" in one line, instead of the usual two lines.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]643639[/ATTACH] </p><p>Sceat of Alchred, king of Northumbria 765-774 with Ecgberht, archbishop of York</p><p>Moneyer: unknown</p><p>Mint: York (presumably)</p><p>S. 854</p><p>O: +AL.hHRDh (retrograde)</p><p>R: EGBERhT AR</p><p><br /></p><p>A rare coin produced in the last year of Ecgberht's life. Ecgberht produced coins with Eadberht, Aethelwald Moll, and Alchred. He was a contemporary of Venerable Bede.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]643640[/ATTACH] </p><p>Seljuk denier of Kaykhusraw II</p><p>(Don't have full attribution yet)</p><p>Peer pressure from others with nice examples pressured me to pick one up. Not a bad thing, considering such a cool design and really not that pricey[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Nap, post: 2781713, member: 73099"]Here's a few: (Sadly my camera broke limiting my ability to take decent pics) [ATTACH=full]643636[/ATTACH] Merovingian denier, unclear mint Belfort 6400 Prou 2884 Found in England, this denier has an obverse very similar to English secondary sceattas of series G. The reverse legend with the letters "A IT B" has not been clearly deciphered (maybe A B TI in retrograde). It is thought to be related to coins of Quentovic which have the legend ABBATI. This suggests the coin may have had some ecclesiastical significance, possibly coined for an abbot in northern France. [ATTACH=full]643637[/ATTACH] Primary phase sceatta S.779 Series C1 O: Radiate bust right, APA in runes R: Degenerated standard with TOTII The quality of the artistry during the primary phase decreased as time progressed. The reverse "standard" is derived from old Roman coins. [ATTACH=full]643638[/ATTACH] Viking penny in the name of St. Peter of York ca. 910-920 Moneyer: unknown Mint: probably York S.1006 (var.) N.551 (var.) O: ZCIIIT R, tree and key symbols R: +B.RACEC This a rare variant of the "swordless" St. Peter coinage, with a blundered version of "Sancti Petri" in one line, instead of the usual two lines. [ATTACH=full]643639[/ATTACH] Sceat of Alchred, king of Northumbria 765-774 with Ecgberht, archbishop of York Moneyer: unknown Mint: York (presumably) S. 854 O: +AL.hHRDh (retrograde) R: EGBERhT AR A rare coin produced in the last year of Ecgberht's life. Ecgberht produced coins with Eadberht, Aethelwald Moll, and Alchred. He was a contemporary of Venerable Bede. [ATTACH=full]643640[/ATTACH] Seljuk denier of Kaykhusraw II (Don't have full attribution yet) Peer pressure from others with nice examples pressured me to pick one up. Not a bad thing, considering such a cool design and really not that pricey[/QUOTE]
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