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Bury St. Edmunds, Gilebert, obverse [S-F] NE: square E, reverse [---] RT: ON:S: Ec [D], round E, 17.9 grains. Half flat both sides, otherwise fine, very rare, the moneyer known in this type at Sudbury (BMC 183, re-attributed, and BMC 211) and at this mint for type I (BMC 4-8 and Prestwich Hoard), the round E most unusual (£300-350)
Sold for £700
Hedon (near Hull), Gerard, obverse STIEFNE:., reverse GERARD: [O] N: HEDVN, N’s reversed, 21.0 grains (see Elmore Jones, BNJ XXXVI, Hedon near Hull- a New Norman Mint). Obverse fine, reverse very fine, only two other coins (same type, same dies) known of this mint (£3,000-4,000)
Sold for £3,600
Hereford, Driu, obverse STEFN REX., annulets on collar and in crown, reverse DRVI. [On-], 21.1 grains. Obverse good very fine, the reverse poorly struck (very woolly), extremely rare, only two other coins known of the moneyer (BMC 214, re-attributed, and Archbishop Sharp) from different dies, and five other coins of the mint (see next two lots) (£500-600)
Hereford, Rogier ?, obverse same die as last, with annulets on collar and in crown, reverse [-] OGI [--], 20.0 grains. Two thirds flat flat, fine, put to Hereford on the obverse die link, the moneyer not recorded for the mint (£350-400)
Sold for £380
Hereford, Saric ?, obverse Stiefne:, reverse SA [--] Heref: 21.2 grains. (Die duplicate, Moscow, BNJ XXXVI, p. 91, no 28). Part flat, obverse fine, reverse very fine, extremely rare, the second known coin of the moneyer and the sixth known coin of the type (see last two lots), the moneyer know for Henry I and Stephen type I (Prestwich Hoard) (£500-600)
Sold for £550
London, Alisander, reverse Alis [And] eR: On [:] L. 17.7 grains. Obverse fair, reverse off centre and third flat, very fine, the moneyer’s name usually reading - Dre (£100-150)
Sold for £170
London, Richard S or Roberd S, obverse [---] Ne:., reverse [---] Rd: S: On: Lvn [?], 21.6 grains. Off-centre and part flat, otherwise very fine, very rare, the moneyer with surname initial unrecorded (£150-200)
Sold for £200
London ?, Robert, reverse [Ro] Berd: O [---] 18.3 grains. Irregular shape and two thirds flat, has been bent and scraped (on reverse), otherwise fine, almost certainly London, the moneyer also known at Bramber, Canterbury, Hastings and Steyning (£80-100)
Sold for £80
Norwich or Sandwich ?, Alfric or Wulfric ?, reverse [---] Ric: On: [---]. 17.5 grains. Some verdigris, fine (£150-200)
Sold for £180
Norwich ?, Raulf, reverse Rav [--O] n: [---], 18.7 grains. Fair, almost certainly Norwich, the moneyer also known at Gloucester?, London and Rye (£80-100)
Pevensey ?, Alwine, cut Halfpenny., obverse Stiefn [-], reverse Alvine. O [---], 10.8 grains. (Die duplicate, Elmore Jones, BNJ XXXI, pl. IV, 16). Very fine, the moneyer only known at this extremely rare mint (£100-150)
Sold for £150
Rye, moneyer illegible, obverse Stiefne:, die flaw through F, reverse [---] On: [R] ie, 17.1 grains. Reverse legend part flat, only one other known of the type (BM, ex FEJ), eleven coins of the mint listed by Seaman, SNC, Jan. 1977 (£1,000-1,200)
Sold for £1,300
Salisbury, Stanung, obverse Stiefne:., reverse Stanvng: ON: Sal, 20.8 grains. Slight verdigris, double struck both sides overall, otherwise very fine (£150-200)
Salisbury, Stanung, reverse [---] Vn [G--], 20.1 grains. Broken in two pieces, fair (£40-50)
Sold for £50
Salisbury, Stanung, reverse [---] G: On [--], 17.9 grains. (Die duplicate, Dr. Brian Bird, Glendining’s, 20 Nov. 1974). Mostly flat, bent and cracked, fair (£50-60)
Sold for £60
Shrewsbury (Salopes), Warin ?, obverse Stiefne:. reverse [---] N [:O]n : Salop [?], 20.2 grains. One edge flat, otherwise very fine, the mint only known for type I (Ravenswert and Rodbert), the moneyer possibly Warin, the only moneyer of the Tealby type of Henry II (BMC 702-4), though the position of the initial cross is not certain (£750-850)
Sold for £900
Wilton, Eller, obverse Stiefne:. reverse [Elle]R: On: Pilt, 17.0 grains. Legends part flat, very fine (£300-350)
Sold for £370
Wilton, Willem, reverse [---] Em: On : PiltV, 17.9 grains. Off-centre, obverse fine (weak), reverse legend part weak, very fine (£250-300)
Sold for £250
Winchester, Hue, reverse Hueo: On: Pinc [--], 20.7 grains. Off-centre, bent through 45 degrees and cracked, almost very fine, the mint extremely rare in this type, Seaman lists one coin of Hue (BMC 220, a die duplicate), and coins of Saiet (GCD 715) and Stifne (SCMB, Oct 1976) known only at Winchester in type I and so attributed to this mint (£150-200)
Sold for £160
Northern Mint, types as Stephen type VII, but of distinctive style, 19.7 grains (cf. BMC 224-226). Centres very fine, legends almost totally flat, extremely rare and interesting (£1,000-1,200)
Sold for £1,100
Unidentified (3), reading [-] O [-], 21.3 grains, reading [-] AN, probably Canterbury, 18.1 grains, reading illegible, 16.5 grains, and fragments (2), 9.2 grains and 4.4 grains[5]. Second broken and repaired, all fair (£100-150)
Unsold
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