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    Anonymous Issuer, Early Anglo-Saxon 675-680 AD

    Diademed bust facing right; reverse, cross with annulet, legends in runic letters.

    Normal odd-shaped flan, clear image and letters, ancient grayish patina.

    Tags: Transitional Pre-Primary Phase Pale Gold Thrysma, Anonymous Issuer, Early Anglo-Saxon

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    Anonymous Issuer, “Two Emperors” Pale-Gold Thrysma S-767. PCGS-graded ...Aethelbald, Sceat of Secondary Phase (730-760 AD) S-804G. PCGS-graded AU53.
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