About two thousand coins of this king were found at Hexham. Some bear his own name and that of his father Eanred. The name is spelled EDELRED, EDE[L]RED, AEILRED, AEDELRED, or AEDILRED, R or REX; and the _reverse_, the moneyer’s name and a device; the varieties of moneyers’ names numbering about a hundred. REDULF, 844. About a hundred of his stycas were found at Hexham. _Obverse_, cross and REDVLF, REDVVLF, REDVL, or REDVLE, RE RX or REX. _Reverse_, moneyers’ name, of which about a score of varieties are known. OSBERCHT, 848-867. _Obverse_, name OSBERCHT, OSBERCHTE, OSBERCHE, OSBERCHEC, OSBRCHT, OSBERH, or OSBVEHT; R, RE, or REX. _Reverse_, moneyers’ names, of which about twenty varieties are known. ÆLLA, 862-867. It is doubtful whether the stycas said to belong to this king are correctly appropriated. HALFDEN, 875-883. From the time of Halfden both sceattæ and stycas ceased to be coined. A penny and a halfpenny of his were found at Cuerdale. _Obverse_, cross and ALFDENE or VLFDENE, RX or REX. _Reverse_, moneyer’s name. SITRIC. _Obverse_, SITRIC COMEZ in two lines across the coin, with crosses between; _reverse_, moneyer’s name in lines across the coin. CNUT, 883-900. Of Cnut no fewer than 2534 coins were found at Cuerdale in 1840. _Obverse_, CNVT, CNVTI, CVNNETTI (differently abbreviated), CNT, etc.; R, RN, RX, RIX, REX, etc. Some have a cross of various forms with the letters CNVT terminating the four C | limbs, thus V-+-T _Reverse_, extremely varied, with crosses | N and other devices, and moneyers’ town or names, as EBRAICE CIVITAS, MIRABILA FECIT, SIEFREDVS, etc. SIEFRID, _circa_ 900. _Obverse_, crosses and name, as SIEFREDVS, SIEVERT, SIEVERTI, or SIUERT; R, RE, or REX. The cross with letters at ends of CSIE E | D | F the limbs occurs on some, as I --|-- R _Reverse_, names of I | X SRE moneyer or town with cross, etc., and on some the word X | REX X--|--R etc. | E ALWALD, 901-905. _Obverse_, ALVALDVS or ALVVALDV. _Reverse_, D[=NS] [=DS] REX in two lines across the coin. SITRIC, _circa_ 921-926. _Obverse_, SITRIC REX in two lines across the coin divided by a sword; SITRIC CVNVNC A with trefoil ornament; or L[=VD]O SITRC in two lines with sword between, and hammer of Thor below, dividing the lower word. _Reverse_, crosses and crescents and lettering. ERIC, 927-954. _Obverse._ ERIC REX A, or AL, EBOR, EF, EN, IO, N or NO, or TO, in two lines divided by a sword. _Reverse_, moneyer’s name, etc. REGNALD, 912-944. _Obverse_, trefoil interlaced knot, or cross, and name, REGNALD CVNVL, or REG CVNVNC. _Reverse_, cross or “Danish Standard,” and AVRA MONITRE or BA[ldri]C NOTR AL, etc. ANLAF.