Anglo Saxon King Edward the Confessor silver penny
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Anglo Saxon Silver Penny (Hammer Cross type) of Edward the Confessor, struck at Hastings by the moneyer Brid. The obverse shows crowned and draped bust, facing right, extending to the edge of the coin. The legend around reads ‘+ EADPAR RD RE’. The reverse features a voided short cross, each limb terminating in sword-hilt or hammer shapes. No inner circle. Legend: ‘+ BRID:ON HAESTI’, divided by cross. Well struck, a slightly undulating flan, clear reverse fields, with a pleasing portrait, good very fine.. Originally purchased from Baldwins in the 1970s and has been in a private collection.
DENOMINATION: Penny
CULTURE: Saxon England
DATE: 1042 - 1066 AD (this coin was minted between 1059 - 1062 AD)
MATERIAL: Silver
SIZE: 19mm diameter
WEIGHT: 1.30 grams
ATTRIBUTION: Spink 1182, North 828.
PROVENANCE: Formerly in a private collection in Virginia, United States, originally purchased from Baldwins, London. 1970.
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Avon, United Kingdom
