Denier Bracteate - Conrad I

正面描述	Full-length frontal effigy of Margrave Conrad I, depicted standing en face, clad in a conical helmet and plated mail armour. The figure holds a spear upright in the right hand and a sword in the left hand. A star and crescent moon appear in the right field. The legend encircles the figure along the coin's periphery in Romanesque lettering characteristic of early 12th-century Saxon bracteate coinage.
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正面铭文	+MARHIO CONRADVZ
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附加信息	Conrad I of Wettin consolidated Meissen's territorial position during a period of sustained conflict with neighboring Saxon lords, and bracteate production under his rule reflects the broader shift away from two-sided pfennig coinage that swept through central German minting in the first half of the twelfth century. These thin, single-sided strike pieces were technically easier to produce in quantity but punishingly fragile — the type survives poorly, and even lightly circulated examples typically show stress fractures radiating from the center.

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