Kings of Northumbria Eanbald II AD 796-835 Base Silver Styca

Name: Kings of Northumbria Eanbald II AD 796-835 Base Silver Styca
SKU: MS151
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£495.00

Code: MS151

Kings of Northumbria Archbishop Eanbald II AD 796-835 Base Silver Styca

Small cross/Small cross

S861; 14mm, 1.04g

with previous handwritten label (brief)

Kingdom of Northumbria

The end of the 7th Century sees the establishment of an advanced monetary system in Northumbria with Kings and Archbishops being named on silver sceats, also the introduction of a bronze coin called the Styca. The silver coins of this series vary in rarity and price, some kings who ruled for very short periods are extremely rare, other, more successful rulers produced far more coins.

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