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Dating to c. 600 -700

Heavy Cross and Pellets coinage. Minted in Waterford, Ireland as shown by CIVITAS WATERFORD on the reverse.

Phase A, potentially dating to c.1195-c.1205 moneyer: Raul, mint: Roxburgh. 

Third bust. Very rare.

This is another detecting find that was sent into my website, in August. It was found by Peter Wearing some

The full legend on the reverse would read NOVI CASTRI for Newcastle-upon-Tyne mint

Helmet type. Obverse: HARECNVT around helmeted and armoured bust. Reverse: ALF PARD ON L, giving the moneyer as Ælfward, and mint

Found in Whitchurch, Hampshire in April 2021 and recorded at the PAS as HAMP-940EE0. Round halfpennies from the Anglo-Saxon period

A early-medieval gold shilling (or thrymsa) dating to the period AD 655-c.675. Obverse: diademed cuirassed bust right. Reverse: winged Victory above two