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Photographed by: York Museums Trust Staff
Title
Silver penny of King Eadwig, reverse
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Reverse (back) of a silver penny of w:Eadwig Legend in two lines with three crosses between and three pellets above and below.
Date between 955 and 959
institution QS:P195,Q2086562
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YORYM : 2013.1351.4
Credit line York Museums Trust (Yorkshire Museum)
Inscriptions ÆRIG ERMO
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