An introduction to the study of ancient and modern coins (1848)
Akerman, John Yonge, 1806-1873 · London, J. R. Smith · leaf 125
f Mercia we have manyspecimens; yet they are varieties and chiefly rare. * Hawkins, pi. iv. fig. 50. 112 ANGLO-SAXON COINAGE. The first coin attributed to this kingdom bearsthe name of Eadvald, which, with every allowancefor the mutability and perversity of Saxon ortho-graphy, cannot be identified… … The most remarkable coin of Ofia is, however,a gold piece in the cabinet of the Due de Blacas,of which an account was communicated to theXumismatic Society, 1841, by M. de Long-perier*. On one side is //z the name of God was coinedthis dinar in the year one hundred and fifty seventyIn the centre,in…
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