Denier - Berengar I third coinage, as king

正面描述	A plain cross with a pellet in each of the four angles occupies the central field, all enclosed within a beaded inner circle. A circular Latin legend reading BERENCARIVS RE (King Berengar) surrounds the inner circle, itself bordered by an outer beaded ring. The flan is irregular and slightly uneven, characteristic of the hammered coinage of the period. The design is boldly struck in the Carolingian tradition.
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附加信息	Berengar I's third coinage as king followed his defeat at the Brenta River in 899, where a Magyar raiding force annihilated his army so decisively that his political authority fragmented almost immediately. The subsequent decade saw rival claimants — most consequentially Louis of Provence, crowned king of Italy in 900 — contest control of the peninsula, and Berengar's ability to mint consistently was directly tied to which cities he actually held. That he continued issuing at all through this period reflects his tenacious grip on the northeastern territories anchored around Verona and Friuli, his original power base.

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