Denier - Frederick of Luxembourg

正面描述	Crude hammered bust of Duke Frederick facing left, wearing a diademed or wreath-like crown rendered in a simplified Ottonian style. The portrait is executed in low relief with broad, schematic facial features characteristic of 11th-century Lotharingian coinage. The surrounding field is largely flat and unadorned, with the circumferential legend FREDERICVS DVX partially visible around the bust. The flan is irregular and slightly ragged at the edges, consistent with hand-struck medieval silver deniers of the period.
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正面铭文	FREDERICVS DVX (Translation: Duke Frederick.)
背面描述	A stylized architectural motif occupying the central field, depicting a façade or portal with a row of vertical pillars surmounted by a triangular pediment, typical of the church or palace imagery found on Lotharingian deniers of the mid-11th century. A crescent or small annulet device appears to the right of the structure. The abbreviated legend PRI is partially visible in the field, likely a truncated reference to a mint or title. The reverse flan is irregular, with flat and slightly porous surfaces consistent with hammered silver coinage of this era.
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