One of ten reproduction coins produced by the donor as part of his re-enactments of medieval minting, as Grunal the moneyer: 2 in electurm, 3 in silver and 6 in pewter.
Reproduction of Anglo-Saxons, anonymous, 7th cent., East Anglia, gold shilling, Constantine type. Reproduced in a gold-silver (40:60) alloy while making a BBC TV programme on Treasure, April 2003. Made with gold from a Victorian sovereign and silver from a 7th-century Sassanian drachm.
History note: Under Review
Method of acquisition: Given (2003-04-28) by Greenhalgh, David
Accession number: CM.1931-2003
Primary reference Number: 256055
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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