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Canterbury; SCBI 1-Fitzwilliam:438; MEC I. 1148 |
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Canterbury; SCBI 1-Fitzwilliam: 399, 400, SCBI 2-Glasgow: 340, SCBI 21-Yorkshire: 955 |
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Possibly less than 50 coins of this reign are known to exist and of those less than ten of this moneyer. Probable die dupicates of EMC 2001.1240 and EMC 1992.0260. |
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SCBI 20-Mack:628(this coin)
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SCBI 50-St Petersburg I:126 |
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King of Wessex c.839-c.856
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SCBI 1-Fitzwilliam:528 |

King of Wessex 899-924
Wikipedia
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SCBI 6-Edinburgh: 99, scarce moneyer |

King of Wessex 939-946
Wikipedia
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The coin has two EMC numbers. |

King of all England 946-955
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So far unrecorded reverse inscription. See also BMC(Keary
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SCBI 34-BM:697
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King of Mercia 957-959
King of all England 959-975
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SCBI 6-Edinburgh:458; SCBI 34-BM:941 |
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