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| 裏面の説明 | A mirrored incuse impression of the obverse design is visible on the reverse, as is characteristic of thin hammered silver pfennigs of this period; a cross with rounded lobed terminals is discernible within a circle, though the surface is largely featureless due to the single-die striking technique. No legend, inscription, or additional design element is present. |
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| 鋳造数 | ND (1150-1199) |
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The Bishopric of Basel exercised temporal coinage rights granted under the Holy Roman Empire, with episcopal mints operating with considerable autonomy throughout the twelfth century. Anonymous attribution on these deniers was standard practice — not evasion, but simply the convention of an era when the issuing institution, not a named ruler, carried monetary authority. HMZ 1#203 places this piece within a documented Basel type, though the absence of a named prelate makes precise dating within the fifty-year window genuinely difficult. The thin flan and low silver content reflect the broader debasement pressures affecting Rhenish ecclesiastical coinages after roughly 1160.