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Rare English anti-Viking coins found in Denmark reveal an ironic afterlife as Viking jewelry
Two rare coins minted in England around 1009 to seek divine protection from Viking raids have been discovered in Denmark, where experts say they were turned into Viking jewelry or amulets.
Key Takeaways
- Two rare Agnus Dei coins minted in England around 1009 were found in Denmark.
- Experts say the Vikings turned the coins into jewelry or amulets.
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