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Denier - Conrad I

Issuer Bishopric of Speyer
Year 1056-1060
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Facing bust of Bishop Conrad I, depicted with a bearded visage and wearing episcopal vestments including a decorated collar or pectoral ornament. The figure is rendered in a crude but expressive Romanesque style typical of mid-eleventh century German ecclesiastical coinage, with the head occupying the central field. Foliate or scroll-like decorative elements appear to either side of the bust. The surrounding legend reads CVNRADVS EPS, identifying the issuing bishop.
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Reverse description A stylized architectural representation of a city gate or fortified structure, rendered in the conventional Ottonian-Salian manner with multiple towers, arched openings, and decorative dots suggesting windows or portals. The building occupies the central field and is flanked by additional decorative elements. A beaded or dotted inner border frames the design. The surrounding legend NEMETIS CIVITAS identifies the city of Speyer, using its ancient Roman name Noviomagus Nemetum.
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Mintage ND (1056-1060)
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