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Denier - Charlemagne Parma

Issuer Unified Carolingian Empire
Year 773-793
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Reference(s) Morrison#205 , CNI IX#2-4 , Depeyr Car#780C
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Reverse description A bold cross dominates the center of the reverse, its arms extending nearly to the edge of the flan, with the mint abbreviation 'PARM' arranged in the four quadrants around the cross. The letters are disposed with 'P' and 'R' in the upper and lower quarters respectively, as is typical of Carolingian mint-mark placement on deniers of this type. The overall design is simple and emblematic, reflecting the standardized ecclesiastical and administrative coinage programme initiated under Charlemagne. The flan is irregular and slightly uneven, consistent with hand-struck hammered silver coinage of the period.
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Mintage ND (773-793)
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