Identification please. [solved]

Hi all I am just wondering if anyone has any more information on this coin for me, the very little information I have is I believe it is Anglo-Saxon from around 900ad but I am unsure of this. Any help would be appreciated many thanks to all for reading and to those who help thank you. 

N#311090 

That link was what you gave four years ago. 

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic150782.html#p1188588 

Is it not that then - looks like it - or similar? 

 The lettering reads North South West East directions. 

then R E X in between plus four dots in the other quarter. 

 C N V T / R E X  lettering 

 The coins of Cnut on here > 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?p=1&ru=7253 

 The other side has most of this lettering 

N#311092 

 Reverse
Short cross pattée with pellets in each quarter within inner circle, legend around.

Script: Latin

Lettering: + EB ·:· IΛI ·:· CEC ·:· IVI

Translation: City of York. 

 Also this - N#311091 

 EB ?ΛI CEC IVI  and others at the top - 

could be TAS there making it CIVITAS lettering. 

 The ? looks like R so altogether 

EBRAICE CIVITAS =  City of York 

 This is almost similar 

https://www.spink.com/lot/18012000223 

 Lettering only EBIAICE CIVITA not EBRAICE CIVITAS 

Thankyou for taking time out of your day to help me and provide me with that much detail and information on this coin it really is much appreciated.