Denier - Guy Geoffrey

正面描述	Central field displays a stylized architectural motif, likely a schematic representation of a church facade or gate, rendered in the primitive Romanesque manner typical of 11th-century feudal French coinage. The structure features a stepped or arcaded lower portion surmounted by a triangular or gabled pediment, with a small cross at the apex. The surrounding legend reads GEDEFRIDVS COMES, identifying the issuing authority as Geoffrey, Count of Bordeaux, introduced by a cross pattee. The overall execution is characteristic of provincial hammered billon coinage, with uneven strike and irregular flan edges.
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背面描述	Central field features a stylized cross or geometric motif enclosed within a beaded inner circle, consistent with the anonymous ecclesiastical or comital type common to 11th-century Aquitainian deniers. The design elements are rendered in a highly schematic, almost abstract style owing to the limitations of the hammered technique and the quality of the dies. The peripheral legend reads BVRDEGAIE, identifying the mint city of Bordeaux, preceded by a cross pattee. The flan is irregular and the strike is uneven, as is typical for feudal billon coinage of this period and region.
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