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1 Bolognino - Giovanna II
| Uitgever | Naples, Kingdom of |
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| Jaar | 1414-1435 |
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| Samenstelling | Silver |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | A•Q•L•A• +•IVhANDA:REG• |
| Beschrijving keerzijde | Mitred bust of Saint Peter facing left, shown in episcopal vestments and holding a patriarchal cross in his left hand; the figure extends into and interrupts the upper portion of the surrounding legend. The inscription S·PETRUS·[PP]·, identifying the apostle Saint Peter, is inscribed between two concentric beaded borders (grenetis), executed in the characteristic hammered style of Neapolitan medieval coinage. |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Giovanna II's reign was defined almost entirely by factional chaos — she alternated between Aragonese and Angevin claimants as her designated heirs, twice reversing course, leaving the kingdom in near-continuous succession crisis for over two decades. Coinage authority under her rule was fragmented accordingly, with output from the Naples mint reflecting the fiscal instability of a crown perpetually mortgaged to competing dynastic interests.
The bolognino denomination itself was a north Italian import, adopted in the southern kingdom as small-change demand outpaced the supply of heavier silver.