Denier - Pepin the Short Arles mint

正面描述	The obverse displays a bold monogram in the center of the field, composed of the letters R and X (Rex), arranged in a combined ligature characteristic of early Carolingian coinage. Flanking the central monogram are pellets disposed symmetrically in the left field, with additional decorative wedge or triangle elements to the right. Above the monogram, a distinctive dumbell or bow-tie shaped ornament is visible. The overall design is executed in a robust, slightly crude hammered style typical of mid-8th century Frankish deniers, with an irregular flan and no surrounding legend on this face.
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背面描述	The reverse presents a large central monogram reading ARE, the abbreviated Latin form of Arelas (Arles), identifying the mint of issue. The monogram is rendered in a bold, interlaced capital letter style occupying the majority of the coin's field, with a pellet at center. To the lower portion of the field a horizontal bar or rectangular element with flanking triangular ornaments is visible, and a small cross or quatrefoil appears to the right. Pellets are disposed to the left margin. The design is consistent with Carolingian mint-name monogram reverses of the reign of Pepin the Short, struck on an irregular hammered flan.
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