For Saxon coinage the conjunction word connecting moneyer and mint is often MO. The mint would be LIN (Lincoln?). The letter W was often rendered with what looks like a P, so PVLFERIN or PVLFGRIN may refer to a moneyer named Wulferin or Wulfgrin. Still haven't proved my theory yet, though.
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