Triton XXVII - Session 4
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Classical Numismatic Group, LLC - Triton XXVII - Session 4 . 1215
CELTIC, Trinovantes & Catuvellauni. Cunobelin. Circa AD 10-43. AV Stater (17mm, 5.36 g, 8h). Cunobelinus Classic, stalk type (Trinovantian X). Camulodunum mint. Grain ear with central stalk; CA MV across field / Horse prancing right; branch above, CVNO below. Allen, Cunobelin 126 (dies C/e); ABC 2798; Van Arsdell 2027-1; SCBC 288. Light scratches. Near EF.
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CELTIC, Trinovantes & Catuvellauni. Cunobelin. Circa AD 10-43. AR Unit (13mm, 1.23 g, 12h). Crescent Horse type (Trinovantian W). CVNOB ELIN, bare head right / TASCIO, horse leaping right; crescent above. De Jersey, Silver, Group D4; ABC 2873; Van Arsdell 2055; SCBC 312. Slight porosity under rich find patina. Good VF. Superb portrait.
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CELTIC, Dobunni. Catti. Circa AD 1-20(?). AV Stater (20mm, 5.45 g, 9h). Tree type (Dobunnic G). Tree with pellet at base / Disjointed horse with triple tail right; ornaments around, wheel below; CATTI above. Van Arsdell 1130-1; ABC 2057; SCBC 384. Toned, minor scratches and marks. EF. Perfectly centered. Among the finest known. Very rare. Ex Morton & Eden 76 (14 December 2015), lot 95; R. Strauss (Sotheby's, 26 May 1994), lot 28.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Transitional/Pre-Primary Phase. Circa 665/70-670/5. Pale AV Thrymsa (12mm, 1.26 g, 10h). 'Pada' series (Rigold PaIIB, Type 96). Mint in Kent. Diademed bust right; TNC downward to right / + m[...]ΛIm, cross set on two steps within double beaded border. Abramson, Gold 1000' Abramson 1.40; EMC 8 table 3, 31; SCBI 63 (BM), 34; North –; SCBC 769A. Small rim chip, some porosity and light scratches. VF. Extremely rare – only the second to appear at auction. Of the enigmatic Pada series of thrymsas first classified by Stuart Rigold in his seminal 1960 study, type PaIIB is by far the rarest. The obverse shares with type P IIA a bust based on a Constantinian prototype with a distinctive wreath made from a 'special cloven punch'. On the reverse, however, the Runic inscription PADA has been replaced with a cross-on-steps, a common Byzantine motif first encountered in the Anglo-Saxon series on the fine gold Benitugo type Thrymsa.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Primary Sceattas. Circa 710. AR Sceatt (12mm, 1.06 g, 6h). Aethiliraed Series (E), type 105. Mint in east Kent. 'Porcupine' right; wavy line below / AThILI/RAD (in Runic) in two lines around central line; all within double pelleted border. Abramson 92.10; MEC 8 Series AEÐ; SCBI 69 (Abramson), 296 (same dies); North 155; SCBC 780. Rich glossy find patina. EF. Rare. An excellent example of this iconic runic type. Ex W.L. Subjack (Vecchi 11, 5 June 1998), lot 31.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Secondary Sceattas. Circa 720/5-730. AR Sceatt (12mm, 1.15 g, 4h). Series J, type 72 var. York mint. Two diademed heads facing each another; long cross on base between / Fantastic bird right, head left, within counterclockwise ouroboros. Abramson 19-25 (this coin illustrated); SCBI 63 (BM), –; SCBI 69 (Abramson), –; MEC 8 Series Jb, 359-363 var. (direction of ouroboros); North 141 var. (same); SCBC 802C. Toned, slight porosity, mark. VF. Very rare, much more so than the usual clockwise ouroboros. The first of this sub-variety we have seen.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Aldfrith. 685-705. AR Sceatt (13mm, 1.12 g, 12h). York mint. + Λl∂FrI∂uS (S retrograde) around pellet-in-annulet / Quadruped with forked tail standing left. Beowulf 11 = Chapman 4 (this coin); Pirie, Guide 1.2; North 176; SCBC 846. Toned, a few light marks, small edge split. Good VF. Ex K. Chapman Collection; Beowulf Collection (Classical Numismatic Group 75, 23 May 2007), lot 1438.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Eadberht, with Archbishop Ecgberht. 737-758. AR Sceatt (12mm, 0.98 g, 8h). York mint. E◊TBEREhTV around central cross pattée / ECGBERhAT, mitred figure standing facing, head right, holding long cross and crozier. Chapman 95-6 var. (rev. legend); Pirie, Guide 2.2a; North 192; SCBC 852. Toned with underlying luster, faint scratch. EF.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Alchred. 765-774. AR Sceatt (14mm, 0.99 g, 9h). York mint. ΛLCH down right side, RED down left side, cross pattée / Quadruped standing right, raising foreleg; small cross pommée below. Chapman 103 (same dies); Pirie, Guide 2.5b; North 179; SCBC 849. Lightly toned. Good VF. An attractive example.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Alchred. 765-774. AR Sceatt (14mm, 1.14 g, 3h). York mint. Retrograde ΛLCH down right side, RED down left side, both read from outside, cross pattée / Quadruped standing right, raising foreleg; small cross pommée below. Chapman 107; Pirie, Guide 2.5b var. (direction of legend); North 179; SCBC 849. Lightly toned, trace deposits, faint porosity. VF.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Alchred, with Archbishop Ecgberht. 765-774. AR Sceatt (14mm, 1.14 g, 2h). York mint. AL·UHR(retrograde L)U (counterclockwise around, read from outside), cross pattée / EGBƎr retrograde down left, RhT Λ down right, both read from the inside, cross pattée. Chapman 114-5; Pirie, Guide 2.6a; North 193; SCBC 854. Toned. Near EF. An impressive example of this rare issue.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Æthelred I. First reign, 774-779/80. AR Sceatt (13mm, 0.98 g, 11h). York mint. EDEDIΓς, cross pattée / Quadruped standing right, raising foreleg; triquetra below, small cross pommée below tail. Chapman 116-22; Pirie, Guide 2.7b/2.7a (obv./rev.); North 180; SCBC 850. Toned, minor deposit, thin flan crack. Near EF. Rare.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Æthelred I. First reign, 774-779/80. AR Sceatt (12mm, 0.90 g, 1h). York mint. EDEDIΓς, cross pattée / Quadruped standing right, raising foreleg; triquetra below, [small cross pommée below tail?]. Chapman 116-22 var. (no cross on rev.?); Pirie, Guide 2.7b; North 180; SCBC 850. Rough, porous, horn silver, edge chip. VF. Rare.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Æthelred I, with Archbishop Eanbald I. First reign, 774-779/80. AR Sceatt (13mm, 0.99 g, 2h). York mint. + AEDILRED, cross pattée / Retrograde + EANBALD, pellet within dotted circle. Cf. Chapman 123 (for issue); Pirie, Guide 2.8c var. (central devices); cf. North 185.1 (for moneyer types); SCBC 855. Toned. EF. Very rare.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Northumbria. Ælfwald I. 779/80-788. AR Sceatt (13mm, 0.99 g, 12h). York mint. AELF up right side, ALDVS up left side, read from the right (both retrograde, some letters inverted), central cross pattée; cross above / Quadruped standing right, raising foreleg; short cross pommée below, pellet-in-pelleted-annulet below tail. Chapman 133 (same dies); Pirie, Guide 2.9c; North 181; SCBC 851 . Find patina, faint roughness. VF. Rare.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Kent. Cuthred. 798-807. AR Penny (18mm, 1.40 g, 10h). Tribrach type. Canterbury mint; Sigebeorht, moneyer. Struck 798-805. CVÐ RED REX in angles of tribrach with circles at terminals and annulet at center containing three pellets in angles of small tribrach / SዢŲዞዛዞ ʼh, SIG EBE R(HT) in angles of tribrach moline with small annulet at center containing three pellets. Naismith C20.2g (this coin); SCBI 67 (BM), 678; North 210/2; SCBC 876. Toned, slight porosity. VF. Very rare. From the Causeway Collection. Ex Williams (Part II, Spink 253, 3 July 2018), lot 103; G.S. Hopkins (Baldwin's 30, 7 May 2002), lot 6.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Kent. Cuthred. 798-807. AR Penny (19mm, 1.34 g, 8h). Cross-and-wedges type. Canterbury mint; Eoba, moneyer. Struck 805-807. + CVÐRED REX CΛNTI, diademed bust right / + EABA mONETA, cross pommée, wedges in angles. Naismith C31 var. (obv. legend); SCBI 67 (BM), 988-9 var. (same); North 211; SCBC 877. Toned. VF. Very rare. From the Causeway Collection, purchased from Sovereign Rarities.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Kent. Anonymous. 822/3-4(?). AR Penny (21mm, 1.37 g, 12h). Canterbury mint; Swefheard, moneyer. + SVVEFHERD MONETΛ, diademed bust right / + SVVEFHERD MONET, – –/ DRVR/ – –/ CITS in three lintes. Naismith C55.3a and p. 126, note 92 = BLS 11 (this coin); SCBI –; North 222/1; SCBC 878. Richly toned, slight die rust. Good VF. Extremely rare. Form the Causeway Collection. Ex Archbishop Sharp (Morton & Eden 91, 7 December 2017), lot 22.Earlier scholarship assigned this coinage to the 822/3-4 period, based on stylistic comparison with the royal coinage of King Coelwulf I of Mercia. However, Bradley Hopper recently challenged this chronology, questioning why there would be a break down in royal authority, as indicated by the removal of the royal name from the coinage. He suggests the answer lies in the contentious relationship between Archbishop Wulfred and King Coenwulf of Mercia, who had Wulfred suspended from 817-821, providing an alternate chronology for these anonymous issues. (Hopper, B. "The dating of Canterbury's anonymous Archiepiscopal coinage," in BNJ 92 [2022], p. 39-48) Naismith notes that this particular coin is a mule of the anonymous type with a reverse normally used under Baldred. The die rusts suggests that Swefheard pressed an outdated obverse into service when his Baldred obverse die broke.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Kings of Kent. Baldred. 823/4-825/6. AR Penny (21mm, 1.32 g, 9h). Non-portrait type. Canterbury mint; Oba, moneyer. + BEL·DRED REX CA(NT), cross pattée, pellets in angles / + O B A, divided by four Mercian m's and pellets, arranged cruciform around cross pattée with pellets in angles. Naismith C62.2; SCBI 67 (BM) 717; North 215; SCBC 880 (this coin illustrated). Toned, tiny perforation. EF. A beautifully struck, crisp coin. From the Causeway Collection. Ex Classical Numismatic Group 106 (13 September 2017), lot 1084; Dr. Andrew Wayne Collection (Triton XIX, 5 January 2016), lot 857; Spink 215 (4 December 2012), lot 24.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Archbishops of Canterbury. Æthelheard. 792/3-805. AR Penny (19mm, 1.29 g, 7h). With Coenwulf as King. Canterbury mint. Struck 797/8-805. (pelleted cross) ΛEDILHEΛRD ΛR, barred eP in pelleted circle / (pelleted cross) COENVVL•F REX, barred Mercian m in pelleted circle. Naismith 22.1m-n (same obv. die); SCBI 67 (BM) 752 (same obv. die); North 232; SCBC 886A. Toned. Good VF. Well struck. Very rare. From the Causeway Collection, purchased from L. Bennett, June 2015.
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ANGLO-SAXON, Archbishops of Canterbury. Wulfred. 805-832. AR Penny (21mm, 1.36 g, 6h). Portrait type. Canterbury mint; Swefheard, moneyer. Circa 810-822/3. + VVLFRED Λ RCHIEPI, tonsured and draped facing bust; three pellets to either side / + SVVEFHERD MONETΛ, Dorobernia civitas monogram. Naismith C47.2e = BLS 8c (this coin); SCBI 67 (BM), 763; North 240/1; SCBC 889. Richly toned, a few spots of hard green, some light die wear. Good VF. Rare. A bold facing portrait. From the Causeway Collection, purchased from AMR Coins. Ex M. Lessen (Dix Noonan Webb 146, 25 April 2018), lot 195, purchased from Baldwin's, 1981; Sir John Hanham Collection; G.C Drabble (Part II, Glendining, 13 December 1943), lot 818); A. Mann (Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, 29 October 1917), lot 140; T. Bliss (Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, 22 March 1916), lot 47; H. Montagu (Part I, 18 November 1895), lot 306.