The Coinage of St Edmundsbury and surrounds   Anglo Saxon and Viking Coins

East Anglian later Series R sceat (sceat pronounced 'shat') 735-740 AD (Mark Blackburn)	Aethelberht II King of East Anglia c 792 AD	Aethelweard King of East Anglia c 845-855 AD
Sceat with runic characters EP visible, but mostly blundered	The wolf and children, symbols of the Wuffing Kings of East Anglia	Aethelweard Coin Moneyer TWICGA
EADMUND REX AN(glorum) 855-869 AD	EADMUND REX AN(glorum) Edmund, King of the Angles	Late Edmund memorial coin 905-918 AD (Mark Blackburn) MCRNTO
TWIC(G)A MON Twicga, moneyer for Edmund King of East Anglia (The angular P is a runic W)	This pattern by the moneyer Beornforth	Christian revival by the Vikings ONNIOD
King Aethelred II 978-1016 (the Unready) EDELRED REX ANGLO?? Blob from damaged die Long Cross type 997-1003	King Canute 1016-1035 Short cross type CNVT RECX	Edward the Confessor 1042-1066 Pointed helmet type of 1053-1056 EDWED REX
Minted by Mana in Thetford MA/NAM/?OD/EOD	Minted by AElfwine in Thetford ELFWINE ON DEO	Minted by Estmund of Thetford ESTMVND ON DEOT
Pageant Medallion issued in 1907	King Coenwulf of Mercia 796-821 It illustrates the supremacy of Mercia over East Anglia at this period. COENVULF REX
The central portion is a copy of a Viking memorial coin of St Edmund	King Coenwulf of Mercia 796-821 This coin was found at Pakenham in the 1970s, and is ascribed to an East Anglian mint. Moneyer WODEL

These coins are from before 1066, but after the Romans left More coins can be seen in Moyse's Hall Museum