Denier - William I

正面描述	Central field features a stylized monogram or architectural device, likely a combined letter form or episcopal symbol, rendered in the bold, angular style characteristic of early 12th-century French feudal coinage. The design is enclosed within a beaded inner circle, with the legend distributed around the periphery in uncial characters. The overall composition is typical of Carolingian-influenced ecclesiastical deniers, with schematic, somewhat crude die-cutting. The lettering reads GVILLERMVS, identifying the issuing bishop William I.
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背面描述	A plain Greek cross with equal arms occupies the central field, a standard type for French episcopal deniers of the period. The cross is boldly rendered and centered within a beaded inner circle, beyond which the circular legend is inscribed in uncial characters. The style reflects the schematic, hand-engraved aesthetic of early 12th-century hammered billon coinage from the Champagne region. The reverse legend identifies the issuing see of Châlons.
背面文字	Latin (uncial)
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