½ Penny - Cnut

Obverse

Krzyż patriarchalny, napis dookoła.

Script: łaciński

Lettering: CNVT REX

Reverse

Monogram Karolusa w wewnętrznym okręgu, legenda wokół.

Script: łaciński

Lettering: CVN ·:· NET ·:· TI :·

Comments

Średni okres anglosaski (ok. 780-973), monety anglo-wikingów (885-954), monety królestwa Yorku (ok. 895-920)

Około 3000 srebrnych groszy noszących imię Knuta znajdowało się w skarbie Cuerdale, znalezionym w pobliżu Preston w hrabstwie Lancashire w 1840 roku. Sugerowana data pochówku tej skarby to ok. 905 r., wkrótce po wypędzeniu Wikingów z Dublina. To, kim był Cnut i gdzie panował, pozostaje w sferze domysłów.

Jak Sp#992, ale CVNNETTI wokół monogramu Karolusa. L.&S. IIId

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Anglo-Saxon Middle Period (c.780-973), Anglo-Viking Coinages (885-954), Coinages of the Viking Kingdom of York (c.895-920)

Some 3,000 silver pennies bearing Cnut's name were in the Cuerdale hoard, found near Preston, Lancashire in 1840. The date suggested for the burial of this hoard is c. 905, soon after the Vikings were expelled from Dublin. Who Cnut was and where he reigned are matters of conjecture.

As Sp#992 but CVNNETTI around Karolus monogram. L.&S. IIId

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