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Denier - Pepin the Short Valenciennes mint

Issuer Unified Carolingian Empire
Year 751-768
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Obverse description Within a beaded border, a large royal monogram composed of the letters R and P (Rex Pipinus — King Pepin) occupies the entire field, surmounted by a horizontal bar. The bold, interlaced letterforms are rendered in a characteristic Carolingian hammered style, with small pellets flanking the monogram in the field.
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Reverse description Within a beaded border, the mint name legend is displayed in bold Carolingian letterforms across the field, surmounted by a horizontal bar above. The inscription UAL, an abbreviated form of Valenciennes, is followed by a cross to the right, with pellets distributed in the field. The lettering is characteristic of early Carolingian hammered coinage.
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Reverse lettering UAL +
(Translation: Valenciennes.)
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