Dinero Ponce I, Agramunt

Ponce I of Urgell's coinage was struck during a reign defined by mounting pressure from the Crown of Aragon, which had been systematically absorbing the Pyrenean counties throughout the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Agramunt served as the principal mint of Urgell, and these dineros represent one of the final expressions of genuinely independent comital monetary authority before the county was absorbed into the Aragonese orbit following the death of Ermengol X in 1314.

The billon content is typically low, as was consistent with Urgellese issues of this period — a reflection of fiscal strain rather than deliberate debasement policy.