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| 正面描述 | Central cross pattée with elongated blade-like arms extending toward the coin's edge, dividing the field into four quadrants. A beaded inner circle frames the cross motif. The surrounding legend reads SANCTA CRUX, rendered in crude Latin capitals characteristic of early medieval Catalan coinage. The die work is rough and irregular, consistent with hammered production of the 10th–11th century. |
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| 正面铭文 | SANCTA CRUX (Translation: Holy cross) |
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The County of Girona operated as a de facto independent Carolingian successor state during this period, nominally subordinate to the Frankish crown but functionally autonomous under its own counts. Coinage rights — a jealously controlled Carolingian prerogative — were exercised locally here well before any formal grant, a pattern repeated across the Spanish March as Frankish central authority collapsed through the tenth century. The "blades" variety designation in Crusafont's typology reflects a die characteristic, not a design choice, distinguishing this subtype from otherwise near-identical parallel issues of the county.