Taynton Metal Detecting Club
The Gannets

Saxon Coins

Gold Thrymsa (Wunetton type). The only Thrymsa found in this part of Britain. 630 to 650. On display at Gloucester City Museum Newent.	Sceatta. Silver Penny. 680 to 710. Donated to Gloucester City Museum Dymock.
Saxon Sceat: Series E Porcupine/stepped cross Type 53 Brimpsfield	Cnut short cross penny Moneyer Aegelwine York mint Tibberton
Harthacnut 1040-42 Arm sceptre type Moneyer Wulfheard, Gloucester mint	Eadmund penny King of the English from 939 until his death 26 May 946 AD
Cnut half penny - 1025/6 Mint - Lincoln Moneyer - Sweartbrand	Edward the Confessor penny Pyramids type, minted at Gloucester by Leofwine 1065
	Alfred the Great. Silver Penny. 886. Issued when London was captured. On display at Corinium Museum, Cirencester Coberley.
Aethelred II. Quarter Penny. 978 to 1016. Hartpury.	Aethelred II. Quarter Penny. 978 to 1016. Coberley.

Merovingian Tremissis. Aquitaine, Rodez. 7th Century. 1.28g., 15mm., moneyer Rosolus, laureate bust right, branch before, pellets in field, crescent below, rev. monogram, ROSOXVS-M Malmesbury, Whiltshire.	An Early Medieval silver sceat of uncertain ruler, dating to the period AD 710-735. Series E, Secondary (Type 4).

Norman Coins
William I silver penny Sword type 1079 - 1082 Nr Huntley	William 1 penny
William 1 penny

Henry I. 1100 - 1135 Coberley.	Henry I. 1100 - 1135 Taynton.