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Penny of Stephen

“Profile/Cross & Piles” type penny of Stephen. Reverse reads ACE:ON:S.EDM giving the moneyer as Asketill (Acel) and the mint as

The auctioneer states that the first British “proof set” is a matter of debate with issues in 1746, under George

A penny issued by Henry Murdac, archbishop of York, in the name of Stephen. It was found in Lincolnshire in

Anglo-Saxon gilt-bronze square-headed brooch dating to the mid-late 6th century. The auctioneer says “This type of brooch represents the largest

A gilt-bronze circular shield boss apex mount inset within an iron base dating to the 6th century. Found in Kesteven,

Found in Carlisle, Cumbria in the first week of September 2013 and recorded at the PAS as DUR-FF7235. A gold

Dated 1871

Second coinage, third bust, mint mark castle.

Milled half groat of Elizabeth I. Mint mark star

Pre-Treaty period half noble, series Ga/f mule