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Medieval gold ring

Running around the outside of this 14th century ring are eleven oval panes, each engraved with a letter to spell

Penny of Eadred of the Two-Line type, which reads EFER/VLF NO giving the moneyer as Eferulf/Eoferulf. Coins of Eadred are

A “Watford” type penny of Stephen. The legend that is readable on the reverse is SA…ON… , which give the

Possibly a hinged léontomorphe (Lion bow) derivative brooch dating to c. AD 25 – 60. Each rectangular cell has some

This is thought to be the disc from a disc headed pin, dating to AD 720 – 800. It has

“First Hand” type. Legend reads +GVNNAR M-O DEORABY. Only two other coins from this moneyer recorded on EMC. Found near

Obverse has bare head of Caligula. Reverse, the radiate head of Augustus. Found on Tuesday 28th May 2019 in Whittington,

The obverse is the same as a single known example, found near Danebury, Hampshire, but the reverse appears to be

Warrior Rex gold stater of Verica. Found near High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

The inner face of the ring is engraved with “Loue Is All I Crave”. The style of the text points