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Penny - Cnut

Issuer York, Viking Kingdom of
Year 900-905
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Currency Pound
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Reverse description A small cross pattée is depicted centrally within a beaded inner circle, with a pellet placed in each of the four angles formed by the cross arms. The surrounding legend, distributed around the inner circle, identifies the mint city of York in a contracted form. The lettering is irregularly spaced and crudely engraved, consistent with the provincial hammered coinage of the Viking Kingdom of Northumbria. The overall design is contained within a beaded outer border following the irregular flan edge. The reverse type follows the Two-Line type convention common to Northumbrian Viking issues of this period.
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Reverse lettering + EB ·:· IΛI ·:· CEC ·:· IVI
(Translation: City of York.)
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