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An introduction to the study of ancient and modern coins (1848)

Akerman, John Yonge, 1806-1873 · London, J. R. Smith · leaf 133

An illustration from An introduction to the study of ancient and modern coins, 1848, leaf 133 — This coin differs from another which is remark-able for its barbarous execution. … Eadmund succeeded Aethelstan, and reignedtill 946. His coins occur with and without theportrait, and are of rude execution. Those ofEadred (946—955), Eadwig (955—959), andEadgar (958—975), are of very similar work-manship and type. Those of Eadgar have ANG-LOKw77i after the title. Of Eadweard the…

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