Denier - Henri II Frisingue

正面描述	Central cross pattée set within a beaded inner circle, the arms of the cross cantoned by two pellets (bezants) and an annulet in the quarters. The field is plain between the cross and the inner circle. A circular Latin legend runs between the inner beaded border and the outer rim of the flan: HEINRICVS DVX, identifying the issuing duke.
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附加信息	Henri II of Bavaria — later Holy Roman Emperor Henry II — held the bishopric of Freising during a period when Carolingian monetary structures were fragmenting rapidly across the German duchies. The denier coinage of this period was struck under episcopal authority rather than ducal, reflecting the layered jurisdictional reality of Ottonian-era Bavaria, where ecclesiastical lords held minting rights as grants from the crown. Kluge Kar#277 represents one of the more precisely attributed Freising issues, though die studies remain incomplete relative to comparable Bavarian episcopal series.

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