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Ceolvvlf I., 819

The appropriation of coins to this king is conjectural. The name occurs as CIOLVVLF or CEOLVVLF REX M, or MI or MCI or MERCI.

Beornvvlf, 820-824

Obverse, BEORNVVLF or BEORNWVLF REX, REX M, etc., with bust. Reverse, moneyer’s name.

Ludica or Ludican, 824, 825

Obverse, LVDICA REX or RX, ME with bust. Reverse, moneyer’s name, with cross, etc.

Wiglaf, 825-839

Obverse, VVIGLAF REX M and bust. Reverse, moneyer’s name, with cross.

Berthvvlf, 839-852

Obverse, bust, and name BERHTVLF or BERHTVVLF REX or REX M. Reverse, moneyer’s name, with cross, etc.; one has a tall cross between T A, and another the Christian monogram CR within the inner circle. About twenty moneyers are known.

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