Fort - Amadeus VI

发行方	County of Savoy (Savoy (France), French States)
年份	1343-1383
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方向	Variable alignment ↺
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正面描述	Double-headed eagle displayed, with wings spread, set within a beaded inner circle. The eagle's two heads face outward to left and right respectively, rendered in a bold medieval style characteristic of Savoyard coinage. The surrounding field bears the legend AMEDЕВS COMES in uncial Latin characters, running around the periphery between the inner and outer borders.
正面文字	Latin (uncial)
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附加信息	Amadeus VI — the "Green Count," named for the color worn at a 1348 tournament — ruled Savoy through decades of territorial consolidation and crusading ambition, including a 1366 expedition into the Balkans at the request of Byzantine Emperor John V Palaeologus. The fort, a small fractional denomination, circulated in a county that straddled Alpine trade routes connecting the Italian peninsula to France and the Rhine, making even minor silver issues instruments of real commercial necessity. The forty-year span of this type reflects a deliberately stable monetary policy — unusual for the period.

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