Denier - Sobon

Emittent	Archbishopric of Vienne
Jahr	926-950
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Form	Round (irregular)
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Aversbeschreibung	Central field features a stylized monogram or symbol enclosed within a plain inner circle, surrounded by a band of radiating wedge-shaped lobes or petals in a sunburst arrangement, characteristic of Carolingian-influenced feudal coinage. The overall design is executed in a bold, somewhat primitive hammered style typical of tenth-century French ecclesiastical mints. The circumferential legend, reading VIENNΛ S, is distributed around the outer field between the radiating elements. A cross pattée initiates the legend. The flan is irregular and slightly buckled, consistent with hand-struck production of the period.
Aversschrift	Latin
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Reversbeschreibung	Central field displays a bold Latin cross with slightly expanded arms, set within a plain inner circle, a design broadly derived from Carolingian denier prototypes. The cross divides the inner circle into four quadrants. Surrounding the inner circle is a band of radiating wedge-shaped lobes mirroring the obverse arrangement. The circumferential legend, reading S MARRICI, references Saint Mauritius, the patron of the archbishopric, and is introduced by a cross pattée. The overall composition is bold and flat-relieved, consistent with the hammered ecclesiastical coinage of the mid-tenth century.
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