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Penny - Eadmund Crowned bust type

Issuer England
Year 939-946
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description A small cross pattée occupies the centre of a plain inner circle, which is itself surrounded by an annular band bearing the moneyer's legend in Roman capitals. The reverse layout follows the standard Two-Line or Single-Cross type associated with the Crowned Bust coinage of Eadmund, with the moneyer's name and title distributed around the periphery. The flat, raised inner circle and simple central cross create a stark, functional design consistent with the austere aesthetic of mid-tenth-century English penny production. The lettering shows the characteristic angular forms and occasional ligatures of Anglo-Saxon die work.
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Reverse lettering + CLAC MONE LIONEIIT +
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