Aethelred of Mercia, Silver Sceat 674-704AD Rare
£750.00
Aethelred of Mercia, Silver Sceat 674-704AD Rare
11mm, 1.03g
PAS Kent 63DB94
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Today we have listed a collection of ancient gold coins from the Late Roman & Byzantine empires.
These remarkable gold coins have survived the test of time and are in excellent condition with much eye appeal. Buttery yellow gold is adorned with stylistic portraits of emperors who shaped our past and gods from the classical world.
View our latest listings here: https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/product-category/ancient-gold-coins/?orderby=dateAncient British coins have been added to our extensive fixed price inventory today, including this beautiful gold stater of Tasciovanus showing one of the iconic symbols of the Ancient Brits, the Carnyx.
This ancient war trumpet is being paraded by Tasciovanos himself astride his trusty steed. This example well centred and with clear detail on both sides, the obverse displays hidden faces amongst the elaborate design.
To view this and the rest of our stock click here https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/product-category/celtic-coins-for-sale/
At Silbury coins we have specialised in Ancient British Coinage for over 20 years and are always happy to share this experience and the enjoyment gaining in handling these coins with our clients.Today’s upload consists of choice English silver coins, beginning with pennies from the kingdom of Wessex, Aethelstan, Eadred and the late Saxon kings. Both William I & II (Rufus) are represented then we skip to Tudor rarities including a clear Boars head penny of Richard III, wonderful portrait of Henry VII and a run of Newark siege pieces.
There is so much history represented in this tray!Today we have added a fantastic selection of Medieval gold coins from across Europe, English kings like Edward III & Henry VI stand alongside Louis De Male from Belgium & Philip De Bon from Holland.
Design varied greatly in this period but was elaborate & intricate, surviving in these wonderful gold coins which can still be very much enjoyed today.
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