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Draped bust of Herennia Etruscilla on the obverse. Pudicitia seated left, holding sceptre and drawing veil from face on the

Reverse reads EADPALD ON LVN giving the moneyer as Eadweald and mint London. This is the only known example for

Reverse reads AELFRIC ON AXA giving the moneyer as Ælfric and the mint as Axbridge.

Obverse reads ELFRED RE Z. Reverse reads BV RG VA LD for the moneyer Burgwald. A detecting find from Wold

Obverse: broad facing bearded head of Wodan (or Christ). Reverse: hound or boar right with tail curled beneath body,

On the obverse is a vertical wreath intersected with a horizontal band with legend DV-M[N], which is likely the abbreviation

Edward VI shilling were issued in Dublin in 1552, as shown by the MDLII in the legend. This issue continued

This extremely rare and important gold Leopard of Edward II was found at a detecting rally on 19 October 2019