_Obverse_, cross, “Danish Raven,” or interlaced trefoil knot, and the name ANLAF, ONLAF or ONLOF, REX, or CVNVNC, T D or other letters. _Reverse_, cross, Danish Raven, or Danish Standard, and moneyer’s name, followed by MONETA, MONE, MONETR, MINETER, etc., etc. About twenty varieties of moneyers’ names are known. One _reverse_ has the moneyer’s name, RADVLF, in a line across the coin, with a flower and leaves above, and flowers below. _KINGS OF THE WEST SAXONS, etc._ ECGBEORHT. [Illustration] _Obverse_, profile, cross, or other device with name ECGBEARHT, AEGCBEARHT, or HECBEARHT; R, RE, or REX; SAX or SAXO. _Reverse_, crescents, tribrach, monogram, or cross and moneyer’s name, of which there are about thirty varieties known. ETHELWLF, 837-856. [Illustration] _Obverse_, cross, bust, or monogram, etc., and name ETHELVVLF, ÆTHELVVLF, AETHLVLF, ETHELVLF, ETHELVVLFI, or other form; R, RE, REX, or REXX. _Reverse_, cross, monogram, or other device, and moneyer’s name. On some the titles of the king are continued on the _reverse_, as CANT, SAXONIORVM, OCCIDENTALIVM, etc. About sixty varieties of moneyer’s names are known. AETHELBEARHT; 856-866. [Illustration] _Obverse_, bust with name AETHELBEARHT or AETHEBEARHT, RE or REX. _Reverse_, cross or other device, and moneyer’s name, etc. The one engraved bears in a cross the moneyer’s name [+] DEGBEARHT, and MO of MONETA, the last four letters of which (NETA) are between the limbs of the cross. Sixty varieties of moneyers’ names are known. AETHELRED, 866-871. _Obverse_, bust, or in one instance front of a temple, and name, AETHELRED, ETHELRED, EDELRED, ATHELERED, or ATHLEDI; REX or REX ANG. _Reverse_, cross, or other device, and moneyer’s name, of which about thirty varieties are known. AELFRED, 872-901. _Obverse_, bust of the king on many coins, on others a cross or other device, with the name ÆLFRED, ÆLFRD, ÆLFD, EL, ELFRED, or AELFRED; R, RE, RX or REX; S, SAX, SAXONVM, etc. _Reverse_, various devices and moneyers’ names, of which about two hundred varieties are known. Some of his coins bear the monogram of London, or rather Londini, sometimes with or without the moneyer’s name, and MONETA and others with monograms of other places of mintage. The variety of forms and devices upon Alfred’s coins is exceptionally great. EDWEARD THE ELDER, 901-925. _Obverse_, bust, cross, star, or other device, and name EADVVEARD REX SAXONVM. On some there is no device, and the name is arranged in three lines across the coin. _Reverse_, cross, building, bird, flower, or other device, and moneyer’s name, etc., of which there are about 130 varieties known. AETHELSTAN, 925-941.