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| 正面描述 | Central cross composed of five pellets enclosed within a small inner quadrilobe, flanked by four small crosslets in the angles. The entire motif is further enclosed within a larger beaded quadrilobe, creating a layered, ornamental composition characteristic of mid-11th-century Low Countries deniers. The field between the two quadrilobes is plain. The overall design reflects the Ottonian decorative tradition prevalent in the regional coinage of Brabant. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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The moneyer deniers of eleventh-century Leuven are among the least-documented issues in the Low Countries numismatic record, with individual moneyers like Otger known almost entirely through the coins themselves rather than through documentary sources. The County of Leuven was consolidating its regional power during this period under Lambert II and Henry I, and the right to strike silver in a moneyer's own name reflects the highly decentralized monetary authority still operative in the region before comital control over coinage tightened in the following century.
Ilisch's corpus remains the essential reference for this material, and the NL2 classification places this piece within a group distinguished by attribution to named moneyers rather than to the count directly.