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Denier - Adalbert III of Bohemia

Issuer Archbishopric of Salzburg (Austrian States)
Year 1168-1200
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description A stylized three-towered architectural facade, rendered in the Romanesque manner, with a taller central tower flanked by two lower lateral towers, all rising from a continuous arcaded base featuring a prominent round-arched gateway at center. The towers are crenellated and decorated with schematic architectural detail. The design fills the flan and is executed in bold relief typical of hammered medieval deniers. No legend is present.
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Mintage ND (1168-1200)
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Adalbert III held the archbishopric under almost continuous political pressure, expelled from Salzburg twice — first by Emperor Frederick Barbarossa in 1168, then again in 1194 under Henry VI. Much of his tenure was spent in exile, and coin production during the gaps was interrupted or conducted under rival administrations. Whether a given denier from this period was struck during one of his restorations or under an interregnum claimant is rarely answerable with certainty.

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