Dinero - Enrique II Cordoba

Enrique II came to power through one of medieval Iberia's more brutal successions — he stabbed his half-brother Pedro I to death at Montiel in 1369, ending a civil war that had drawn in both the Black Prince and Bertrand du Guesclin as opposing mercenary commanders. The dineros struck at Córdoba during his reign were part of a broader monetary reorganization aimed at stabilizing a billon coinage that Pedro's reign had left in disarray.

AB#495 is among the commoner attributions within the Enrique II series, though Córdoba mint pieces carry their own localized die variations worth examining closely.