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Thrymsa 'Vanimundus', Type B

Issuer Early Anglo-Saxon
Year 655-675
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Weight 1.17 g
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Obverse description Degraded bust facing right, rendered in a schematic Anglo-Saxon style derived from late Roman and Byzantine prototypes. The effigy displays a heavily stylised head with rudimentary facial features, surrounded by a beaded or pellet border. The legend SOИ AVᔕ, a debased retrograde rendering of a Roman imperial titulature, runs around the periphery of the flan. The overall die engraving reflects the transitional and increasingly abstract coinage style characteristic of the mid-seventh-century English thrymsa series. The flan is irregular in shape, consistent with hammered production of this period.
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Obverse lettering SOИ AVᔕ
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Reverse script Latin
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