Annes Kabel

Thank you, JeandArc! My first guess was also bishop Lambert (995-1018) Constanz- based on the letters L AMB--, but that did not match the reign of Conrad II (1024-1039), (IMP CO--). The first denar is quite similar in texture and elements used in designe to Belgium, Lower Lorraine denars from the reign of OTTO III. Unfortunately, I do not found exact this formation.

Can enyone say something about these denars, please?

Thank you!

I need help of the experts here with this (episcopal) denar ID. Letters in averse: DAVNI(--)R+; in reverse: MITWINA(--)R+. Correct spelling, images in denar are not primitively ore unprofessionaly made. To me this coin gives somehow the impression of Slavic origin, but this is only one of the possibilities.

Harthacnut Penny, 1.03g, Scandinavian imitation in the style of a Hiberno-Norse long cross, Lund mint. A crude but recognisable imitation of an Hiberno-Norse, Phase 1, Class B penny. Extremely rare coin in near perfect condition, apart from a few peckmarks on the reverse.

Many thanks for the information! I have a new denar raising questions. By motiv it is very close to Erfurt denar Dbg.881. The legends are incompatible with that in Erfurt and in obverse has a surprising motif- the surch is burning? 1,05 gm, 19mm. Stamps of the coin is work of master, with good details and proportions. It is moore of a German coin than a cross-border imitation, but the burning church raises unanswered questions, it is a pagan motive for me. Can someone have a good ideas about this topic?

Thank you. I myself initially thought it was a Pomeranian imitation of a Mainz denar, close to Dbg. 807