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Sceat Aethelred series

Issuer Early Anglo-Saxon
Year 680-710
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Reference(s) Sp#780, Metcalf#134-5
Obverse description Degenerate or stylised head motif of the so-called 'porcupine' type, facing right, rendered in a highly abstract Anglo-Saxon manner with pellets and curved lines suggesting facial features. A wavy line appears beneath the central device, flanked by pellet arrangements. The design is uninscribed and entirely decorative in character, reflecting the progressive stylisation characteristic of Series E derivative sceats. The flan is irregular and slightly convex, typical of early hammered Anglo-Saxon silver coinage.
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Reverse lettering ᚨᚦᛁᛚ ᚱᚨᛞ
(Translation: Aethelred)
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Mintage ND (680-710)
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