Obverse:

Standard containing various symbols, pellet in annulet to centre.

Reverse:

Degraded legend, cross with pellet in each angle. 

Good very fine, toned and rare. As both sides of this coin have stylistic parallels among reverse designs of other types and series, the attribution of the obverse and reverse is not self evident. North attributed the cross to the obverse, whereas Abramson catalogued it as the reverse. Metcalf, in his study of Series D, similarly noted that this type effectively combines two reverse designs. See SCBI 69 - Abramson Collection, numbers 179-84.

See:

W. Op den Velde and D. M. Metcalf,. (2003) ‘The monetary economy of the Netherlands, c.690–c.715 and the trade with England: a study of the sceattas of series D’, Jaarboek voor munt- en penningkunde, Volume 90, pp. 1–211.