Kings of Northumberland. Ecgfrith, 670-685
Obverse, cross and name ECGFRID REX. Reverse, radiated cross and LVX.
Aldfrid, 685-705
Obverse, cross and name ALDFRIDVS. Reverse, a four-footed animal.
Eadberht, 737-758
Nothing can be definitely asserted as to the coins of this king; those ascribed to him may belong to Ecgberht.
Moll Ethilwald, 759-765
Two coins have been attributed to him, the name on the obverse being on one EDI[L]HD[L]V, and on the other ATHBADIV.
Alchred, 765
Coins supposed to belong to him bear the name ALCHRED or A[L]CHRED.
Elfwald, 779-788
Some sceattæ bearing the word E[L]FVA[L]V or VALD[F][E]LA on one side, and a quadruped on the other, have been ascribed to him.
Heardulf, 794-806
Obverse, HEARDVLF. Reverse, moneyer’s name, of which six are known.
Elfwald II., 806-808
The coins assigned to this king are uncertain.
Eanred, 808-840
About two thousand coins of Eanred were found some years back at Hexham. His name is variously spelled, as EANRED REX, and the like, and the variety of names of moneyers numbers about a hundred.