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Denier - Hugh of Arles and Lothair II Pavia mint

Issuer Hugh of Arles and Lothair II (Kings of Italy)
Year 931-947
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Weight 1.37 g
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Obverse description Central field occupied by a stylised royal monogram composed of interlaced letters within a beaded inner circle, the whole surrounded by a wreath or rope-like border. The monogram, typical of Carolingian and post-Carolingian Italian regal coinage, combines the initials of the two co-rulers in a cross-like arrangement. A circular Latin legend runs between the inner beaded circle and the irregular outer rim. The design is executed in the bold, somewhat crude relief characteristic of tenth-century hammered deniers struck at the Pavia mint.
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Obverse lettering + VGO LOHTARIV R
(Translation: Hugh and Lothair, kings.)
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