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2 Sterlings - Robert III of Bethune

Issuer County of Flanders
Year 1305-1322
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Technique Hammered
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Obverse description Equestrian figure of Count Robert III of Bethune depicted in full armour, riding to the left upon a caparisoned horse. The count holds aloft a staff or lance bearing a pennant in his right hand, while his left arm displays a shield charged with a rampant lion, the heraldic arms of Flanders. The figure is rendered in the bold, low-relief style typical of Flemish hammered coinage of the early fourteenth century. The equestrian design is enclosed within a beaded inner circle, with the circumferential legend reading + ROBERTVS: COMES: FLADRIE in uncial characters.
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Reverse lettering (Interior): + SIGNVM CRVCIS (Exterior): + MOnETA: VILLE: A: LOSTESIS
(Translation: Sign of the cross Coinage of the city of Aalst)
Edge Plain
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