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Some help with identifying Anglo Saxon hammered coins

 

This should give you a bit of help identifying the ruler of an Anglo Saxon hammered coin.

 

Edgar 959-975

  Usually a left facing bust, look for the lettering that reads EADGAR REX

 

Edward the Martyr 975-978

  Usually a left facing bust, look for the lettering that reads EADPEARD REX

 

Aethelred II 978-1016

  Usually a left facing bust, look for the lettering that reads AEDELDRED

 

Cnut 1016-1035

  Usually a left facing bust, look for the lettering that reads CNVT

 

Harold I 1035-1040

  Usually a left facing bust, look for the lettering that reads HAREI, HAROLD; HARALD.

 

Harthacnut 1035-1042

  look for the lettering that reads HARDACNVT; HERDECNVT

 

Edward the Confessor 1042-1066

  look for the lettering that reads EADPARD; EDPARD; EDPD; EDPER

 

Harold II 1066

  look for the lettering that reads HAROLD

 

 

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