Of Cnut no fewer than 2534 coins were found at Cuerdale in 1840.
_Obverse_, CNVT, CNVTI, CVNNETTI (differently abbreviated), CNT, etc.;
R, RN, RX, RIX, REX, etc. Some have a cross of various forms with the
letters CNVT terminating the four
C
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limbs, thus V-+-T _Reverse_, extremely varied, with crosses
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N
and other devices, and moneyers’ town or names, as EBRAICE CIVITAS,
MIRABILA FECIT, SIEFREDVS, etc.
SIEFRID, _circa_ 900.
_Obverse_, crosses and name, as SIEFREDVS, SIEVERT, SIEVERTI, or
SIUERT; R, RE, or REX. The cross with letters at ends of
CSIE
E |
D | F
the limbs occurs on some, as I --|-- R _Reverse_, names of
I | X
SRE
moneyer or town with cross, etc., and on some the word
X
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REX X--|--R etc.
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E