Silver, 1.18 grams; 17.78 mm. Circa 1029-1035 AD. A Saxon penny made into a unique piece of jewellery, gold gilded on the reverse to worn as a penny brooch, the mount and pin have been removed or lost in antiquity and could suggest that the coin was then put back into circulation. Obverse: +CNVT REX, diademed bust left with sceptre in front. Reverse: +DVRVLF ON STANF, Thorulfr at Stanford, voided short cross with circle enclosing pellet in centre. Recorded with the Fitzwilliam Museum at Cambridge University as EMC 2008.0324. S 1159; N 790. Good very fine and rare. Found Stockbridge Down. No other coins for this moneyer Thorulfr at Stanford recorded on the Early Medieval Coin Corpus (EMC). Declared as Treasure, disclaimed by the Crown.