Anglo Viking coinage for sale. Pennies from the Viking kingdoms of York (895-920AD), East Anglia (885-915AD), Southern Danelaw (880-910AD) and Hiberno-Norse Vikings of York (919 …

Detailed information about the coin ½ Penny (Viking imitation in the name of Alfred), Kingdom of East Anglia, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, …

Vikings began to settle in England they made their Lincoln had its own mint where coins were made. can see a drawing of in Lincoln – how do you think we can tell? The Vikings only had …

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Viking York (c. 890 – 910 AD) Cnut Halfpenny; Danish Northumbria. 0.56g. 15.00mm. (N. 520, S. 995). REF: KS1P2K. Obverse: Carolus monogram within beaded central circle, inscription …

A fine example of something every collector of the period must surely hanker after – a halfpenny! Obverse dies match EMC: 1004.0527 (SCBI: 4/527, Royal Collection Copenhagen) and EMC: …

Viking coin hoard found between 1992 and 2000, likely minted between 923 and 925 within the Danelaw kingdoms. [1] Early medieval coin, East Anglian Viking penny. Viking coinage was …

Only one other specimen of this Halfpenny has appeared at auction in the last sixty years, a large fragment in the Norweb Collection (lot 39). Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to …

Alfred the Great (half) Penny - minted in Canterbury, perhaps snapped in half on purpose? The Obverse die seems to be unique - no similar coins bearing the inscription DEV instead of REX …

In the decade 1913-23 no fewer than 30 'halfpennies' of Alfred changed hands at public auctions or appeared in dealers lists. Nine of them were coins already known in the nineteenth century; …