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Sigeberht I 'The Little' 650-670 AD
Estimated period of Sigeberht I 'The Little' (Essex). An Anglo-Saxon pale gold shilling (thrymsa) of the 'Two Emperors' type, struck circa AD 650-670.
Weight 1.2g Size: 12mm Obverse Description: Diademed bust right. Obverse Legend: Pseudo legend. Reverse Description: Stylised figure of Victory above two busts.
References: Spink 767; North 20; Metcalf 79 and 80. Findspot: Near Southend on Sea
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