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Dinero - Alfonso XI Coruna

Issuer Castile and Leon, Kingdom of
Year 1331-1332
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Weight 0.9 g
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Obverse script Latin
Obverse lettering ALF REX CASTELLE
(Translation: Alfonso XI King of Castile)
Reverse description Central field bears a rampant lion passant, representing the arms of León, executed in the bold, stylized manner characteristic of medieval Castilian-Leonese billon dineros. The lion is depicted within a beaded or linear inner border, occupying the majority of the reverse field. The surrounding legend reads ET LEGIONIS, completing the royal title begun on the obverse. The die is off-center in places due to the irregular flan, a common feature of hammered coinage of this period. Overall relief is shallow but the principal device remains identifiable.
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