Finally an itch well scratched (a newp, after a long dry spell)
EVillageProwler
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I finally was able to buy a coin, thanks to @Nap for bringing this to my attention yesterday. With the exchange rate, I will end up paying more than I wanted, but less than I was willing to pay. Now for the waiting game -- to get a shipping quote, pay the full invoice, wait for the export license to be approved, etc.
Anglo-Saxon Coins - Eclectic Series - Type 9 Variant - Monita Scorum Sceatta
710-760 AD
Series T related. Obv: profile bust right with MONITA SCORVM legend. Rev: 'porcupine' or quilled crescent left. 1.07 grams. Near as struck. Very rare.
Provenance
Found near Oundle [EMC 2020.0311].
Published
See Early Medieval Corpus, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, reference 2020.0311 (this coin).
Literature
S. 824; SCBI 63 (BM Anglo-Saxon I) 559; SCBI 69 (Abramson) 530; N. -.
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Comments
Very cool. Congrats!
I want to get me an Anglo Saxon penny. Cool stuff EVP!
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That is one nice looking coin. Great when it's centered. Peace Roy
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Thanks everyone!
The common types are not expensive, even in US 58-63 grades. At least not compared to the nice material I see you post.
Thanks. This type is often gnarly (and expensive!), so I am pleased.
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WOW! That is a beauty! Well done!
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I am amazed by these types, incredibly due diligence is needed, cool.
Even this late the portrait still reflects characteristics of late Roman Empire dress.