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Denier type au chatel bonifacien surfrappé

Issuer Commune of Bonifacio
Year 1282-1453
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Diameter 14.5 mm
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Obverse description Central field depicts the Bonifacian castle (chatel bonifacien), rendered as a stylised fortified tower with crenellations, characteristic of the civic coinage of the commune of Bonifacio. The design is struck over an earlier host coin, resulting in irregular surfaces and partially obscured underlying type. The castle motif occupies the majority of the flan, with the abbreviated legend BO visible in the field. The strike is crude and irregular, consistent with hammered municipal coinage of the medieval period.
Obverse script Latin
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