moneyer

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a skilled worker who coins or stamps money

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Most had no names inscribed on them, either of the rulers who ordered them or the moneyers who hammered them by hand into being, but their number expanded noticeably in the early eighth century.

Penny has an Offa-lly interesting past; Carl celebrates the man who introduced the coinage system which would last for centuries

It is unclear what temporal or ecclesiastical authority was responsible for its issue, since the coins carry no identifying features other than a central cross surrounded by the name of the moneyer (although the letter 'A' that appears on earlier East Anglian currencies is featured on the other side).

The traditional interpretation of Edmund's cult as being fostered by East Anglians looking for a figurehead for resistance to Viking rule starts to look rather problematic when we look back to the St Edmund coinage and re-examine the moneyers' names that occur on it.

King Alfred and the cult of St Edmund: Anna Chapman considers what lies behind the cult of an East Anglian king killed by the Vikings in 869

But did the moneyer use a phrase at the regime's behest, or to curry favor?

Actium and Augustus: The Politics and Emotions of Civil War

It was in much m also pound in nnies bore the and that of Crucially, these silver penking's name on the obverse athe moneyer on the reverse.

Lasting influence of an Annglo-Saxon leader

Demonstrations of arms, armour and use of artefacts punctuate the continuous living history and display, and craftspeople such as the leatherworker, clothier, moneyer and physician are also on hand to discuss their skills, 12 noon - 4pm.

It's party time as we celebrate 50 remarkable years; Whether you're a Royalist or Roundhead let's all sing together, `She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes'

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