1 Penning

正面描述	Crude effigy of a ruler in profile facing left, with flowing unbound hair, depicted holding a sceptre grasped with both hands. The bust is enclosed within a solid inner ring on the rim. The surrounding field bears a partially legible or wholly illegible inscription rendered in the characteristic irregular style of Viking-age hammered coinage.
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附加信息	Attributed to the reign of Olav Kyrre, this penning belongs to a coinage reform period following the turbulent rule of Harald Hardråde, who died at Stamford Bridge in 1066. Kyrre's long, unusually peaceful reign — rare for an 11th-century Norse king — allowed for greater monetary stability, and his silver issues circulated across a network of Norwegian trading towns including Bergen, which he is credited with formally establishing. Skaare 24 is a thin, irregular flan type characteristic of Norwegian bracteate-influenced striking practice of the period.

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