 By 798 Coenwulf had regained Kent and East Anglia also came back under his power by the 9th century.He appointed a sub-ruler for Kent – his brother Cuthred – in whose name coins were struck at Canterbury.Cuthred and his brother may have minted simultaneously in the cross-and-wedges portrait type current from around 805, but it is equally possible that they had sole control of the mint one after the other.