East Anglian later Series R sceat (sceat pronounced 'shat') 735-740 AD (Mark Blackburn) |
Aethelberht II King of East Anglia c 792 AD |
Aethelweard King of East Anglia c 845-855 AD |
Sceat with runic characters EP visible, but mostly blundered |
The wolf and children, symbols of the Wuffing Kings of East Anglia |
Aethelweard Coin Moneyer TWICGA |
EADMUND REX AN(glorum) 855-869 AD |
EADMUND REX AN(glorum) Edmund, King of the Angles |
Late Edmund memorial coin 905-918 AD (Mark Blackburn) MCRNTO |
TWIC(G)A MON Twicga, moneyer for Edmund King of East Anglia (The angular P is a runic W) |
This pattern by the moneyer Beornforth |
Christian revival by the Vikings ONNIOD |
King Aethelred II 978-1016 (the Unready) EDELRED REX ANGLO?? Blob from damaged die Long Cross type 997-1003 |
King Canute 1016-1035 Short cross type CNVT RECX |
Edward the Confessor 1042-1066 Pointed helmet type of 1053-1056 EDWED REX |
Minted by Mana in Thetford MA/NAM/?OD/EOD |
Minted by AElfwine in Thetford ELFWINE ON DEO |
Minted by Estmund of Thetford ESTMVND ON DEOT |
Pageant Medallion issued in 1907 |
King Coenwulf of Mercia 796-821 It illustrates the supremacy of Mercia over East Anglia at this period. COENVULF REX |
The central portion is a copy of a Viking memorial coin of St Edmund
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King Coenwulf of Mercia 796-821 This coin was found at Pakenham in the 1970s, and is ascribed to an East Anglian mint. Moneyer WODEL |