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Denier - William II

Issuer County of Lyon
Year 918-927
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Reference(s) Dy féodales#2523, Boudeau#1120 var.
Obverse description Central field bearing the letters C✜MES arranged in the form of a cross, with the crossbar of the monogram formed by a cross pattée. The legend VILELMVS C✜MES, identifying William as count, runs around the periphery, separated by a small floral or pellet ornament. The design is characteristic of Carolingian-influenced feudal coinage, with a somewhat irregular hammered flan and bold, angular lettering typical of early medieval French deniers.
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Reverse script Latin
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Mintage ND (918-927)
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