26/09/2026
Coming Soon to Bygone Relics
Step back into 9th-century Anglo-Saxon England with this remarkable Æthelred II AE Styca, struck at the York Mint during his first reign (AD 841–843/4). This fascinating little copper-alloy coin was produced by the moneyer Alghere (Phase II, Group B) and is a genuine piece of Northumbrian history.
Stycas were the everyday currency of Viking Age Northumbria, circulating through the bustling streets of York over 1,180 years ago. Despite their small size, they carry incredible historical significance, connecting us to the kings, moneyers, and people of early medieval England.
This authentic Anglo-Saxon coin will be listing soon at Bygone Relics—perfect for collectors of ancient coins, medieval history, and rare historical artefacts.
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