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Penny - Eadmund Rosette type

Issuer England
Year 939-946
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Weight 1.46 g
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Obverse description Within a beaded inner circle, a central motif of a cross formed by five pellets occupies the field, surrounded by a circumscribed royal legend. The design is characteristic of the Two-Line type coinage of the early Anglo-Saxon period, struck by hand with irregular flan edges typical of hammered silver pennies. The legend reads clockwise around the inner circle and is separated by cross stops.
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Reverse lettering MANN E MOT
(Translation: Manne, moneyer)
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