Image | Description | Notes |
|
Buckingham; SCBI Copenhagen-13: 122(die match). See BNJ 34(1965) pages 46-52 for a review of the coins of this mint. At the time the review was written there were 36 known coins from this mint. There were only two listed of this type, this coin was not listed and must be a latter find. All three are from the same moneyer and appear to be from the same dies. | |
|
Canterbury; SCBI 1-Fitzwilliam: 773(die match); SCBI 13-Copenhagen:161(die match) | |
|
Canterbury; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-194(die match) | |
|
Chester; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-1382 & 1383(die match to both) | |
|
Colchester; SCBI 25-Helsinki: 755(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 259, coin 35 for a probable die match. | |
|
Colchester; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-262 & 263(die match to both); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 259, coin 36 for a probable die match. | |
|
Dorchester; SCBI 24 West County Museums-950(die match). Very rare type for the mint. This is possibly one of only three in private hands. | |
|
Dover; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-380(die match); EMC 2018.027(this coin); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 260, coin 49 for a probable die match. | |
|
Exeter; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-475(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 262, coin 69 for a probable die match. | |
|
Exeter; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-490(die match);See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 262, coin 71 for a probable die match. | |
|
Gloucester; SCBI 19-Bristol and Gloucester: 64(die match) | |
|
Hastings; SCBI 42-South Eastern: 1058 & 1059(die match) | |
|
Hereford; SCBI 13-Copenhagen-1250(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 273, coin 246 for a probable die match. | |
|
Huntingdon; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-1262 & 1263(die match to both); See Eaglen BNJ 69(1999), page 120, coin 192(plate 9 this coin) | |
|
Lincoln; SCBI 14-Copenhagen:1651(die match); Iosteinn is a scarce moneyer known mostly at Lincoln. This spelling of his name is particularly rare. | |
|
Lincoln; cross behind bust | |
|
London | |
|
London; SCBI-66 Norwegian II: 2840(probable obverse die match); There are seven coins in the EMC/Sylloge were on the reverse there is a pellet after the "L" in the moneyer's name and a colon after the mint but none are a die match to this coin. | |
|
London; SCBI 25-Helsinki: 779(die match); SCBI 36-Berlin: 703(die match) |
|
|
London; SCBI 14-Copenhagen;2266, 2267 & 2268(die match to all three); Very rare double name for the moneyer | |
|
London; SCBI 14-Copenhagen;2509 & 2510(die match) | |
|
London; SCBI 14-Copenhagen:2695 (die match); SCBI 66-Norwegian II:2987(die match) | |
|
London; SCBI 14-Copenhagen:2736(die match) | |
|
London; SCBI 66-Norwegian II: 3020 & 3021(die dupicate of both) | |
|
London; SCBI 14-Copenhagen; 2913(obverse die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 284, coin 421 for a probable die match; This moneyer known only for this reign, mint and type. | |
|
London | |
|
Lympne; SCBI 66-Norwegian II: 3105(die dupicate) | |
|
Maldon; SCBI 15-Copenhagen:3115(die duplicate) | |
|
Norwich; SCBI 15-Copenhagen:3178(die match); SCBI 23-East Anglia Museums:1231(die match) | |
|
Norwich; SCBI 45-Latvian:129(die match) | |
|
Rochester; SCBI 15-Copenhagen: 3309, 3310 & 3311(die match to all three) |
|
|
Salisbury; SCBI 15-Copenhagen:3421 & 3421(die match to both) | |
|
Southwark; SCBI 9-Ashmolean:701(die match); SCBI 15-Copenhagen:3689(die match) | |
|
Stamford; This moneyer known only for this mint and reign; very rare variety with the cross on the neck and two extra pellets on the reverse. No other examples in the Sylloge or EMC. One was sold by CNG, Auction 58, lot 1824, same mint and type but moneyer was Ædwine. Another was sold by DNW, Auction 63, lot 207, same mint and type but moneyer was Leofric. | |
|
Stamford; This moneyer known only for this mint. | |
|
Stamford; SCBI 15-Copenhagen:3642(die match); This moneyer known only for this mint. | |
|
Thetford | |
|
Thetford; SCBI 15-Copenhagen: 3866(die match); SCBI 45-Latvian:132(die match) | |
|
Winchester; In the reverse legend N and Ƿ are legated. | |
|
Winchester; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 298, coin 574 for a probable die match. Moneyer known only for Winchester.
|
|
|
York; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-573(die match) ; See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 263, coin 96 for a probable die match. | |
|
York; SCBI 13 Copenhagen-573(die match); See English Coins in the British Museum, v.2, page 263, coin 96 for a probable die match. | |
|
York | |
|
York; SCBI 13-Copenhagen: 903(die match); Moneyer apparently only of York and beginning with the reign of Cnut and ending with Harold I. | |
|
York |
There are perhaps only two coins of this varity in private hands
|
London; SCBI 20-Mack:1098(this coin) |
Cnut Links
Quatrefoil | Pointed Helmet | Short Cross
Anglo Saxon Links
Early Anglo Saxon | Northumbria and the Archbishops of York | Canterbury | Mercia | East Anglia | Wessex | Viking Invaders | Edward the Martyr | Æthelred II | Cnut | Harold I | Harthacnut | Edward The Confessor | Harold II
Home
|
Celtic |
Anglo-Saxon
| Norman | Plantagenet
| Lancaster | York
| Tudor
| Stuart |
Library
| Links
Top of Page
Optimized for Netscape.
Copyright © 2003, 2008, 2009, 2015, 2021 Timothy D. Cook. All rights reserved.
Comments and questions
please contact me.