Coins, Goteborg Stadsmuseum, Gothenburg, Sweden
Silver coins, discovered on a farm in Stommen in Fyrunga parish, including coins from Denmark, England, Frisia and Germany, a Christian cross and cut pieces of silver jewellery, in the Museum of Gothenburg, or Goteborg Stadsmuseum, a history museum founded 1861 and housed in East India House, in Gothenburg, Vastra Gotaland, Sweden. The Vikings traded by weight of silver, without the use of coins in denominations. On the right are 3 Arabic silver coins from Kallefors on the island of Orust in Bohuslan, on Sweden's west coast. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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