Denier - Milo

Narbonne was under Saracen control from 719 until 759, when its Visigothic inhabitants negotiated the city's surrender to Pippin III in exchange for their laws and property rights. The resumption of Frankish-authorized coinage at Narbonne almost immediately after that handover situates this denier squarely at a political inflection point — the city re-entering the Carolingian monetary network after four decades of Islamic rule.

The attribution to the comital authority of Milo places this among the earlier documented local Carolingian issues from the region before stricter royal mint controls were imposed under Charlemagne.