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S.872 Aethelred II (Tidwulf)

Irregular styca of Aethelred II, king of Northumbria (first reign) 841-844
Moneyer: Tidwulf?
Mint: York (presumably)
S. 872
O: +EDILRED RE (retrograde)
R: +TIDVVLE

This irregular styca imitates Tidwulf, who was a moneyer during the time of Aethelred I. The real coins of Tidwulf were silver. The imitative ones are brass

Ex- Davisson eAuction 46 (lot 177), Zabel Collection

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Album name:	St. George's Collection / England - Northumbria
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