Viking Age Silver Coins From The Cuerdale Hoard, Lancashire
The famous Cuerdale Hoard consists of around 7000 Anglo-Saxon, Viking and other Medieval coins and bars of silver. Found on 15th May 1840 by workmen repairing an embankment of the River Ribble at Cuerdale near Preston, Lancashire, UK. It was buried around 905AD
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