England Cnut Long Cross Penny [opgelost]

First, I apologize for the photo rotation.

This has been attributed as Cnut. Can someone confirm that, and attribute the moneyer and mint?

http://www.elfreeman2.com/t19/9sw318o.jpg

http://www.elfreeman2.com/t19/9sw318r.jpg

The coin is 17mm, silver, and weighs 0.9 gram.

We have all known types for Cnut listed in the England catalogue and there is no match with your coin. I'm no expert but the combination of the crude portrait and the voided long cross doesn't look like any English penny I have seen before, but I could be wrong.

To me, the portrait looks more like this one, but the legend appears to be wrong:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces53835.html

Could it be an esterling?

It looks like a Hiberno-Norse 'Long Cross and Hands Coinage', c.1035-1060. I'll look into it a bit more later today. It is a crude Irish imitation of Anglo-Saxon coinage.

Looks like you have Sp#6132. Worth £200 in fine condition and £475 in very fine condition. Its one of Irelands earliest coins, they only started striking them in c.995.

Excellent! Thank you very much.