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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | A large, boldly rendered capital S occupies the center of the field, enclosed within a beaded inner circle. A circular Latin legend surrounds the central motif, reading from a fixed starting point, all within an outer beaded border. The lettering and S are characteristic of the angular, quasi-Carolingian style of 11th-century Capetian feudal issues struck at Mâcon. |
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Philippe I inherited the Mâcon mint through the crown's acquisition of the county in 1078, though royal monetary authority there remained contested against local ecclesiastical claims for decades. These early Capetian deniers circulated across Burgundy at a moment when the French crown's direct control over its own coinage was geographically fragmented — mints operated under royal name but often with considerable local autonomy over output and quality. The silver content dropped noticeably across Philippe's reign, a debasement that tracked his chronic fiscal difficulties and his excommunication by Pope Urban II in 1094 over the Bertrade de Montfort affair, which disrupted diplomatic and economic relations for years.