Early Saxon Period Thrymsas, Sceats & Stycas AD 620-900

Showing 41–53 of 53 results

Reserved
Kings of East Anglia Beonna AD 758 Transitional Silver Sceatta /Penny. An important piece
£6,950.00
Code: KS427
View Item
Kings of Northumbria Aethelred I 2nd reign AD 789-796 Silver Sceatta
£595.00
Code: MS961
View Item
Kings of Northumbria Alchred and Archbishop Ecgbert AD 765-766 Silver Sceatta *Very Rare*
£675.00
Code: MS153C
View Item
Kings of Northumbria Aldfrith AD 685-705 Silver Sceatta
£1,350.00
Code: MS959
View Item
Kings of Northumbria Archbishop Wigmund AD 837-850 Copper Styca
£395.00
Code: MS155C
View Item
Kings of Northumbria Eanbald II AD 796-835 Base Silver Styca
£495.00
Code: MS151C
View Item
Kings of Northumbria Eanred AD 810-841 Bronze Styca
£89.00
Code: QS643
View Item
Reserved
Kings of Northumbria Eanred AD 810-841 Copper Styca
£125.00
Code: MS507
View Item
New Listing
Merovingian AD 560-585 Gold Tremissis
£795.00
Code: QS644
View Item
Northumbria Aethelred II AD 841-844 Bronze Styca Leofdegn’s motifs
£325.00
Code: HS639
View Item
Northumbria Aethelred II 1st Reign AD 841-844 Bronze Styca
£325.00
Code: FS875
View Item
Northumbria Eadberht & Archbishop Ecgberht AD 737-758 Silver Sceatta
£695.00
Code: RS632
View Item
Northumbria Eadberht & Archbishop Ecgberht AD 737-758 Silver Sceatta
£495.00
Code: GS588
View Item

Latest News

View

Jun 2

7 0

Open

A selection of English hammered coins have been uploaded today, including some nice short cross pennies and Henry VIII groats, ending with a few good Stuart period coins with strong portraits.

A nice offering of Medieval silver & gold coins.

View online at www.silburycoins.com ...

7 0

View

May 26

18 0

Open

An interesting selection of coinage from Anglo Saxon England has been uploaded today.

Early sceatta including coins depicting the bust of the Norse god Wodan (Odin), a rare series Q coin likely depicting Christ and even a gold coin from the Merovingians.

On to the Mid Saxon kingdoms with coins of Eadberht Praen of Kent, Offa and Coenwulf from Mercia, joined by Anglo Viking coinage and lastly 4 pennies from the Late Saxon period.

Enjoy! ...

18 0

View

May 18

29 0

Open

This Belgae “Cogwheel Smiler” Gold Quarter Stater, struck in the 1st century BC, is an exceptionally rare type with only 8 examples known. Featuring the distinctive turf cutter motif alongside cogwheels, and a beautifully stylised horse beneath a floral sun and comet, the design perfectly captures the bold imagination of Celtic art.

Rarely offered for sale and believed to be closely related to the famous Cheriton Smiler staters, this piece is not only historically important but visually unforgettable.

Now part of The London Collection of Ancient British Coins, showcasing some of the finest and rarest coins from Iron Age Britain ever assembled. Head to our website for more information.

#AncientBritishCoins #Belgae #GoldStater #IronAgeBritain #CelticCoins ...

29 0

View

May 17

35 0

Open

This Cantiaci silver unit of Touto, struck around AD 1–15, features a beautifully detailed bearded portrait alongside a remarkable depiction of Winged Victory walking right — a design unlike anything else in ancient British coinage.

The quality of this example is extraordinary, with sharp detail and artistic strength rarely encountered for the type, surpassing even the illustrated ABC plate coin.

Now part of The London Collection of Ancient British Coins, a collection dedicated to preserving some of the finest and rarest ancient British coins ever assembled.

#AncientBritishCoins #Cantiaci #IronAgeBritain #SilverUnit #CelticCoins ...

35 0