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<p>[QUOTE="Graham Blunden, post: 4791197, member: 114388"]Hello,</p><p>This is my first post on the forum, so I am hoping it will be of interest...</p><p>I have noted that there are quite a number of posts on here concerning sceats, which is great to see as generally the subject seems quite neglected.</p><p>I only have a couple of sceats in my overall collection, but found both myself through my hobby of metal detecting.</p><p>The sceat I am focussing on today is a W Series Sceat which I understand is classified as Metcalf D or in The Sceatta List as 108.50 Standing Figure with Button Tunic. The latter publication lists the coin as being extremely rare.</p><p>I have arranged for the coin to be recorded within the Fitzwilliam Museum online database under reference 2020.0203.</p><p>I hope that you will agree that the coin is in excellent condition, especially given it has been rolling around in a field for over 1000 years!</p><p>Given the rarity, and the period of history which the coin comes from, it is one of my favourites and so if anyone has additional information on this or the W Series generally I would be grateful to receive it. For me a great deal of the pleasure in finding these objects is learning about them afterwards.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1164244[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1164245[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Graham Blunden, post: 4791197, member: 114388"]Hello, This is my first post on the forum, so I am hoping it will be of interest... I have noted that there are quite a number of posts on here concerning sceats, which is great to see as generally the subject seems quite neglected. I only have a couple of sceats in my overall collection, but found both myself through my hobby of metal detecting. The sceat I am focussing on today is a W Series Sceat which I understand is classified as Metcalf D or in The Sceatta List as 108.50 Standing Figure with Button Tunic. The latter publication lists the coin as being extremely rare. I have arranged for the coin to be recorded within the Fitzwilliam Museum online database under reference 2020.0203. I hope that you will agree that the coin is in excellent condition, especially given it has been rolling around in a field for over 1000 years! Given the rarity, and the period of history which the coin comes from, it is one of my favourites and so if anyone has additional information on this or the W Series generally I would be grateful to receive it. For me a great deal of the pleasure in finding these objects is learning about them afterwards. [ATTACH=full]1164244[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1164245[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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