Denier - Charlemagne moneyer Walacarius

正面描述	The obverse field displays the royal name CAROLUS inscribed in two lines in large, bold Roman capital letters reading CAR above LVS, executed in the characteristic Carolingian hammered style. The letters are rendered in high relief with strong, angular strokes typical of early Carolingian monetary reform coinage. A beaded border encircles the field, framing the inscription. No effigy or figurative design is present, consistent with the pre-portrait phase of Charlemagne's coinage prior to the Dorestad reform.
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正面铭文	CARO LVS (Translation: Charles.)
背面描述	The reverse presents the moneyer's name VVALACARI in two lines separated by a horizontal dividing line, with VVALA appearing above and CARI below the line, all within a beaded border. The inscription identifies the responsible moneyer Walacarius, in accordance with Carolingian monetary practice requiring the moneyer's name on the reverse. The lettering is in bold Roman capitals of irregular module, struck by hand with characteristic variation in letter spacing and depth. A pellet or stop is visible to the right of the lower legend. The overall style reflects the early, pre-reform deniers of Charlemagne's reign.
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