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| 表面の説明 | Crowned bust of Alfonso III facing left, depicted in the medieval Catalan hammered style with visible hair detail and a prominent crown. The effigy is set within a beaded inner circle, with the surrounding field showing the peripheral legend. The portrait is rendered in low relief, characteristic of early 14th-century Barcelonese coinage. The circumscription reads +ALFONSVS REX, identifying the issuing monarch. |
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| 表面の銘文 | +ALFONSVS REX (Translation: Alfonso king) |
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Alfonso III of Aragon — known as "the Benign" — inherited the County of Barcelona along with the Aragonese crown in 1327, and his Catalan billon issues reflect a monetary system already under strain from decades of warfare against Genoese interests in Sardinia. The conquest and administration of Sardinia, formally ceded by the papacy to Aragon in 1297, consumed resources throughout his reign and depressed the silver content of subsidiary coinage across his territories.
Cru#367 sits in a transitional moment for Catalan currency, just before the monetary reforms that would accelerate under Pere III.