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Denier - Albert III Bust right

Issuer Namur, County of
Year 1064-1075
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Currency Groot (-1506)
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Obverse description Facing right bust of Count Albert III rendered in crude Romanesque style, depicting the ruler with curly hair indicated by a beaded or pellet-decorated border around the head. The effigy is executed in high relief typical of 11th-century hammered deniers, with schematic facial features including a pronounced eye and simplified drapery at the shoulder. A circular Latin legend surrounds the central effigy, reading ALBERTVS with letters separated by annulets. The flan is irregular, a characteristic of hand-struck medieval coinage, with the legend partially visible depending on strike.
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Obverse lettering A ⸰ L ⸰ B ⸰ E ⸰ R ⸰ T ⸰ VS
(Translation: Albert)
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Reverse lettering D ⸰ E ⸰ O ⸰ N ⸰ A ⸰ N ⸰ T
(Translation: Dinant)
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