2013-05-20T13:32:14+01:00http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/jsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/xmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/rsshttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/atomhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/kmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/geojsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results26120546029NCL-4E6B72COINEARLY MEDIEVALA Northumbrian styca, adhering to a copper-alloy disc or fragment, not further legible. Only one face of the styca is visible, and this bears a central cross motif with a single pellet in each quarter. The cross does not appear to be circumscribed. The inscription is visible but illegible, as the outer edges of the face have suffered the most from wear and corrosion. The opposite side of the styca is corroded onto a fragment of copper-alloy (approx. 1mm thickness) that was either originally disc-shaped or has subsequently been worn into a shape that roughly matched the outline of the coin. Where the copper-alloy joins the coin is a very thin layer of white with a tinge of green. It is uncertain if this is the material that is adhering the coin and the copper-alloy, or if this is corrosion byproduct of the copper-alloy.75095042013-02-20T15:07:35Z2013-02-21T08:42:54Z1.612.462.761NORTHUMBERLANDCASTLE MORPETHTHIRSTONNZ199955.284766-1.702411StycaAnonymous (Northumbrian illegible)images/rcollins/Rob CollinsCopper alloyAnglo-SaxonNCL-4E6B72.JPG416750Styca of Northumbria and YorkStyca (unidentifiable)NORTH EAST530767SWYOR-A40536COINEARLY MEDIEVALAn early medieval copper alloy coin; a Northumbrian styca, ruler and moneyer unknown, dating from AD 837 - 855/67, from Phase 2. The obverse has central cross (type 1); the legend is retrograde and reads EVV REX. The reverse has a central pellet surrounded by six pellets (type 5b); the legend is illegible, but the initial cross (+) is clear. The reverse is off-struck making the legend illegible.83786742012-11-19T14:21:08Z2012-11-19T15:07:49Z0.3110.81.0211.51LINCOLNSHIREWEST LINDSEYBRAMPTONSK838053.310445-0.755748Central cross.retrograde: +EVV REXCentral pellet, surrounded by six pellets.+ [...]5NorthumbriaStycaAnonymous (Northumbrian illegible)images/lmoore/Lucy MooreCopper alloyPAS_1883_styca_2.jpg404758Styca of Northumbria and YorkStyca (unidentifiable)EAST MIDLANDSAnonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWEST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2012-06-06T07:57:35ZEAST MIDLANDS12.35843Copper alloyNorthumbria4PAS_1794_styca.jpg384060Amy DownesAmy Downescentral cross506002SWYOR-F0D6C24TORKSEY0.87N 191.8 (Irregular Northumbrian 'styca'; mid ninth century)images/acooper/2012-06-06T08:06:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York+E[...]A1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.301458central cross1.62 A copper alloy Early Medieval coin; a styca, probably an irregular styca from Pirie's Phase II Group D and dating from 843 - 855 AD. The legends have large lettering but do not seem to make sense. The edges of the coin are unusually square. +HA[...]VET-0.756009SK8379Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaHARROGATECOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2012-05-08T14:13:03ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER12.75830Copper alloyNorthumbria6PAS_1768_styca2.jpg381100carole bloomCarole Bloompellet in circle502148SWYOR-929EF14SPOFFORTH WITH STOCKELD1.19Styca (unidentifiable)images/bloom/2012-05-14T09:06:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York+MON(NE)1867EARLY MEDIEVAL53.962836cross1.55 A copper alloy early Medieval coin; a styca of Eanred, Aethelred, Redwulf or Osbert. The obverse is mainly illegible, but the reverse can be read. It was struck by the moneyer Monne and dates from 830 - 867 AD. The obverse central motif is a pellet in a circle, and is a cross on the reverse. [...]REX-1.452788SE3652Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWEST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2012-02-28T11:44:47ZEAST MIDLANDS12.41843Copper alloyNorthumbriaPAS_1738_Styca2.jpg371919Amy DownesAmy DownesCross491086SWYOR-CBE2C84BRAMPTON0.79Styca (unidentifiable)images/acooper/2012-02-28T11:48:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York+EAD(AL)1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.310445pellet1.28 A copper alloy Early Medieval coin; a styca, perhaps an irregular styca dating from 843 - 855 AD. The lettering is clear but does not seem to make sense. There is a central cross on one face and a central pellet on the other. (EADAEA)-0.755748SK8380Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWEST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2012-02-28T11:16:04ZEAST MIDLANDS12.66810Copper alloyNorthumbriaPAS_1738_StycaAD.jpg371912Amy DownesAmy Downespossible cross491072SWYOR-CB77364BRAMPTON0.77Styca (unidentifiable)images/acooper/2012-02-28T11:34:00ZStyca of Northumbria and YorkFORDR[ED]1848EARLY MEDIEVAL53.310445cross1.48 A copper alloy Early Medieval coin; a styca minted by Fordred, but of uncertain ruler (Eanred, Aethelred II or Redwulf) and date (810 - 848 AD). The obverse is struck very off centre. [...]DER [retrograde?]-0.755748SK8380Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaSELBYCOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2012-02-23T14:11:38ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER12790Copper alloyNorthumbriaPAS_1740_Styca.jpg371849carole bloomAmy DownesCentral cross490415SWYOR-6491A64CHURCH FENTON1.07Styca (unidentifiable)images/bloom/2012-02-27T18:53:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York+M•(N)NE[...]1867EARLY MEDIEVAL53.817786Central cross1.63 An Early Medieval copper alloy coin: a styca dating from about AD 790-867. The coin is worn and the legends are uncertain but the moneyer maybe Monne. If so, the O is a pellet rather than an annulet. Thickness: 1.63mm; Diameter: 12mm; Weight: 1.07g illegible-1.226839SE5136StycaAnonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRECOINEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE2012-01-09T13:16:57ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER13.03685Copper alloyNorthumbriaLVPL-AE8C31.jpg362976Vanessa OakdenVanessa OakdenLarge pellet within circle.480127SkirpenbeckLVPL-AE8C314Restricted Access0.9Styca (unidentifiable)images/voakden/2012-01-20T14:26:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York(+AXDERD)1867EARLY MEDIEVAL54.00359Cross.1.21 Copper alloy styca of the Kings of Northumbria, (685-867AD). Obverse: (VEX backwardsE TH); large pellet within circle. Reverse: +AXDERD; cross. (VEX backwardsE TH)-0.857229Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaEAST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-11-19T08:16:04ZEAST MIDLANDS13.17850Copper alloyNorthumbriaE7404_EMed_Styca.jpg356026Charlotte BurrillCharlotte Burrill472827Ludford AreaDENO-765C344Restricted Access1N 191.8 (Irregular Northumbrian 'styca'; mid ninth century)images/cburrill2/2011-12-20T16:33:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York(R image): D:.[ ]ILEXEV (retrograde). Central motif Pirie no. 7a1875EARLY MEDIEVAL53.3756871.37 Early Medieval Coin: Complete copper alloy Northumbrian Styca (c.810-862). An irregular styca (i.e. illiterate and non-sensical) probably dating after about 850. It belongs to Pirie's Group D (which are the irregular types). The inscription reading noted below is partly conjectural. (L image): EDII.I.VD (retrograde). Central motif, Pirie no. 1-0.227703Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaHARROGATECOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2011-09-19T14:26:38ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER13790Copper alloyNorthumbriastycaCJ.jpg346417Amy DownesAmy Downescentral motif illegible463072SWYOR-7511E54MARKINGTON WITH WALLERTHWAITE This find was recorded from an image kindly provided by the finder. Styca (unidentifiable)images/acooper/2011-09-19T14:32:00ZStyca of Northumbria and Yorkillegible1867EARLY MEDIEVAL54.07118illegible A copper alloy Early Medieval coin; a styca of uncertain ruler, dating from 790 - 867. The central motifs are illegible, and the legends are not clear enough to allow the coin to be more specifically attributed. illegible-1.57362SE2864Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWEST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-08-18T14:29:42ZEAST MIDLANDS10.7843Copper alloyPAS_1476_Styca2.jpg341971Wakefield VolunteerWakefield VolunteerA group of five pellets, surrounded by the legend.458801SWYOR-D21D604TORKSEY0.65IllegibleN 191.8 (Irregular Northumbrian 'styca'; mid ninth century)images/wakefield/2011-08-23T12:47:00ZStyca of Northumbria and YorkVV[?]LD[?]1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.301458A group of four pellets, surrounded by the legend.1.2 A copper alloy Early Medieval Northumbrian coin; a styca, probably an irregular issue, categorised by Pirie as Phase II, group D. The spelling of Aethelred is incorrect and the lettering clumsily done. There are small corrosion concretions on one side. It is 10.7mm in diameter and 1.2mm thick. It weighs 0.65gm. Reference: North, volume 1, number 191.8. EDL[?]DIL-0.756009SK8379Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWEST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-08-18T14:04:45ZEAST MIDLANDS13790Copper alloyNorthumbria12PAS_1476_Styca3.jpg341961Wakefield VolunteerAmy DownesA plain cross surrounded by the legend.458782SWYOR-D1BFD34TORKSEY0.87Cross patteeStyca (unidentifiable)images/wakefield/2011-09-22T11:08:14ZStyca of Northumbria and YorkEARDVVF1867EARLY MEDIEVAL53.301458A group of five pellets surrounded by the legend1.4 A copper alloy Early Medieval Northumbrian coin: a styca, unassigned to a ruler. Unusually, it appears to have a moneyer's name on both sides: Earduulf and Uulfred. It is 13mm in diameter and 1.4mm thick. It weighs 0.87gm. This appears to be a double moneyer coin, examples of which do appear sometimes. Whether it relates to a certain ruler/archbishop is not certain but it is more likely to be a double moneyer coin than an irregular styca which are often illegible or illiterate. VVLFRED-0.756009SK8379Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWEST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-07-19T11:31:27ZEAST MIDLANDS12.3843Copper alloyNorthumbriaPAS_1448_Token.jpg338129Amy DownesAmy Downes(line across centre)454453SWYOR-56B0B34BRAMPTON0.63N 191.8 (Irregular Northumbrian 'styca'; mid ninth century)images/acooper/2011-07-19T12:18:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York[...]VL[...]1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.310445(central pellet)1.19 An Early Medieval copper alloy coin; probably an irregular styca dating from 843 - 855 AD. One face is illegible. C[...]-0.755748SK8380Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWEST LINDSEYCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2011-07-19T11:28:06ZEAST MIDLANDS12.46843Copper alloyNorthumbriaPAS_1448_Coin2.jpg338128Amy DownesAmy Downesfive pellets454452SWYOR-56A4644BRAMPTON0.91N 191.8 (Irregular Northumbrian 'styca'; mid ninth century)images/acooper/2011-07-19T12:15:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.310445illegible1.6 An Early Medieval copper alloy coin; probably an irregular styca dating from 843 - 855 AD. One face is illegible. (E)VLXTX[...]-0.755748SK8380Northumbrian stycaAnonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaSELBYCOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2011-05-26T10:33:29ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER13.1Copper alloyNLM16999.JPG333009Martin ForemanMartin ForemanCross with pellet-ended arms, a pellet in each angle.444238RytherNLM-E2C7934Restricted Access0.78Styca (unidentifiable)images/mforeman/2011-06-17T14:26:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York(?anti-clockwise) possibly includes + [--]VVLF[--]1EARLY MEDIEVAL53.835353Possibly eight-spoked wheel Copper alloy Coin. Subrectangular flan, but probably hammered Northumbrian styca, issue of 837-855. ?Obverse description: Cross with pellet-ended arms, a pellet in each angle. Resembles Pirie 1996 Phase 2 Group C motif 2 of 837-855, also illustrated by Naylor's notes as an obverse of Archbishop Wigmund (837-854). ?Obverse inscription: (clockwise) +?V[---]D[---] ?Reverse description: Possibly eight-spoked wheel, resembles Pirie (1996) Phase 2 Group A S1a-S1b of 837-855. Legend seems to comprise pellets and lines rather than letters, though this reporter offers: ?Reverse inscription: (?anti-clockwise) possibly includes + [--]VVLF[--] Diameter (corner to corner): 13.1mm,Weight: 0.78gms. (clockwise) +?V[---]D[---] -1.165733Northumbrian StycaAnonymous (Northumbrian illegible)Possibly Phase 2StycaSELBYCOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2011-05-26T10:18:25ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER13.4837Copper alloyNLM16996.JPG333003Martin ForemanMartin ForemanCross with pellet ends to arms, possibly in circle444227RytherNLM-E28F134Restricted Access0.66Styca (unidentifiable)images/mforeman/2011-06-17T14:21:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York(clockwise) +(---)VV?R[-]?ILF1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.835353Cross in circle Copper alloy Coin. Hammered Northumbrian Styca, part lost. Possibly Phase 2, 837-855. Obverse description: Cross with pellet ends to arms, possibly in circle. Obverse inscription: (clockwise) +?A(---)O?T Reverse description: Cross in circle Reverse inscription: (clockwise) +(---)VV?R[-]?ILF Diameter: 13.4mm, Weight: 0.66gms. (clockwise) +?A(---)O?T-1.165733Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaHARROGATECOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2011-05-05T10:05:46ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER12.7850Copper alloyNorthumbria12RBY0006.jpg327906Rebecca GriffithsRebecca GriffithsLegend around central cross440757SpofforthYORYM-2767A34Restricted Access0.9Styca (unidentifiable)images/bmorris/2011-05-17T14:17:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York+ENANX1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.962836Legend around central pellet A copper alloy styca of an uncertain ruler and moneyer. The coin is irregular with blundered legends. Many irregular styca bore attempts to spell Aethelred. This coin most probably dates from circa. 850 - 855. +EADLHEX-1.452788Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaWAKEFIELDCOINWEST YORKSHIRE2011-02-15T10:59:32ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER12.46843Copper alloyNorthumbriaPAS_1374_styca.jpg316744Amy DownesAmy Downesring of pellets with a central pellet429396WakefieldSWYOR-A5C9464Restricted Access1.05N 191.8 (Irregular Northumbrian 'styca'; mid ninth century)images/acooper/2012-09-04T13:42:36ZStyca of Northumbria and York(+VVFVLXT)1855EARLY MEDIEVAL53.611269irregular ring of pellets with a central pellet1.45 An Early Medieval copper alloy coin;probably an irregular styca dating from 843 - 855. The legend seems to be blundered, and the central motifs are irregular. Most irregular stycas were attempting to spell Aethelred. (EHFREBPS)[-](T)-1.260846Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRECOINEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE2010-12-03T10:31:15ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER11.61840Copper alloyNorthumbriabest styca DUR-8C6F34.jpg307306Frances McIntoshFrances McIntoshCentral cross418846DUR-8C6F344THWING0.8Styca (unidentifiable)images/frances/2010-12-10T10:56:00ZStyca of Northumbria and York1867EARLY MEDIEVAL54.115162annulet surrounded by a circle of annulets1.74 Copper alloy styca dating to c.840-867, of either Aethelred II/Redwulf/Osberht. -0.395198TA0570Anonymous (Northumbrian illegible)StycaHARROGATECOINNORTH YORKSHIRE2010-11-04T15:53:24ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER12.8810Copper alloyNorthumbriaPAS_1232_coin6.jpg305812Amy DownesAmy DownesA plain cross surrounded by the legend.414126SWYOR-2D6F434NIDD1.04Styca (unidentifiable)images/acooper/2012-04-10T08:29:55ZStyca of Northumbria and YorkIllegible1867EARLY MEDIEVAL54.026186A plain cross surrounded by the legend.1.4 A copper alloy styca of the Northumbrian Kingdom, ruler unknown, dating from 810-867. It is 12.8mm in diameter and 1.4mm thick. It weighs 1.04gm. Illegible-1.558811SE2959