Medieval Hammered Silver Anglo-Saxon Coin: Cnut Penny Ipswich Mint (East Anglia)

Medieval Hammered Silver Anglo-Saxon Coin: Cnut Penny Ipswich Mint (East Anglia) (image 1/2)
Medieval Hammered Silver Anglo-Saxon Coin: Cnut Penny Ipswich Mint (East Anglia) (image 2/2)
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I'm selling an Anglo-Saxon penny of Cnut from the Ipswich mint. More details: Cnut 1016-35. AR penny. Short Cross type, Ipswich mint, Aegelbriht moneyer Obv. Diademed bust left with sceptre. +CNV• •TRECX Rev. Short cross voided. +ÆGL•BIRIHTONGI North 790; Seaby 1159; SCBI Copenhagen 973-4 Almost EF, bright, slightly weak at centres, 1.14g ex. Lockdales sale 75 lot 422, November 15 th 2009 ex. Lockdales sale 63 lot 560 (November 18 th 2007) (‘well centred NEF rare’) Almost certainly from the ‘Cnut Hoard’ c.1993 – as stated in the Lockdales catalogue Aegelbriht minted at Ipswich in the three types of Cnut, as well as in the Fleur-de-Lys type of Harold I. With Lifinc, he was one of only two moneyers operating there in the Short Cross type.
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