CRAB.

Only two coins, according to Mr. Evans, are known bearing this name, or

rather commencement of a name, the remainder of which is unknown. One

of the two known examples bears on the _obverse_ a cross whose limbs

are formed of three rows of beads, with central ring, and in the angles

between the limbs of the cross the letters C R A B. _Reverse_, an eagle

rising regardant. The other has, _obverse_, the letters C R A B on a

tablet, above which is an annulet, and, below, an S-shaped object;

_reverse_, a tressure of six beaded points, points outwards, with a

central ring, and within each of the outer curves three pellets.

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