East Anglia, Eadwald, (c.796-98/800), Penny, 1.40g, East Anglian mint, probably Ipswich, Wihtred, king's name in three lines, pelleted bar dividing rex / +eadva / dl, l reversed, dispersed pellets in field, rev. ui / ht / re / d in angles of cross fourchÈe with lozenge containing cross of pellets at centre, all surrounded by a tressure with pelleted cusps (Naismith E4b - same dies; N.433; S.947), a field find, small peripheral flan knock at 8 o' clock, excessively rare unchipped and so full of flan, good very fine, a very rare issue of this virtually unknown East Anglian king.