Denier - Lothair II Chinon mint, bust

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背面描述	A plain Greek cross with square terminals occupies the central field, enclosed within a beaded inner circle that separates it from the peripheral legend. The cross arms are bold and well-defined, rendered in the flat relief characteristic of Carolingian hammered coinage. The surrounding legend CAINONI CASTRO, introduced by a cross pattee, identifies the Chinon mint, and runs around the outer margin of the coin.
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附加信息	Lothair II came to the West Frankish throne at age thirteen following the sudden death of Louis IV, ruling under the effective regency of Hugh the Great before consolidating his own authority. The Chinon mint was among the royal mints actively producing under his name, though output from this period was irregular and heavily influenced by the practical control of local magnates rather than genuine royal administration. Chinon itself sat within Touraine, a region whose political loyalties shifted repeatedly across Lothair's thirty-two year reign. Nouchy 13 is among the rarer Chinon types recorded for this reign.

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