Hi Mauseus
Another reference is
North 741. Also, a coin with this spelling is listed in
SCBI 6 (
Edinburgh), no.363, as Æthelwine
Blunt,
Lyon &
Stewart in 'Coinage in Tenth Century England', the most recent reference for this reign, note the moneyer as Adlvine (number 23 under HT NE V) in their listing, and group it with a number of spelling variations, including Æthelwine, Ethelwine, Adelwine, Adlwine and Edelaine in the
index of moneyer's names
HT 1 refers to Horizontal Trefoil variant 1, a line of 3 crosses, with trefoils above and below, while NE V refers
North Eastern V, the presumed general location of the mints grouped under this heading on the basis of
style and some die-links. They suggest a region including
Lincoln, Stamford and Newark.
Regards
Allan