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Denier - Hugh of Arles and Lothair II Milan mint

Issuer Italy, Kingdom of
Year 931-947
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Currency Pound (781-1024)
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description The reverse field is divided horizontally by a cross, with the mint name MEDIOLAN (Milano) inscribed in two lines across the field, the upper line reading MEDI and the lower line reading OLAN, flanked by a small cross below. The lettering is bold and somewhat irregular, with archaic forms including a reversed lambda in place of A, characteristic of the Milan mint output under the joint reign of Hugh of Arles and Lothair II. A cross surmounts the inscription at the top of the field, reinforcing the Christian royal authority of the issuers.
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Reverse lettering MEDI OLΛN
(Translation: Milano.)
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