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Groschen of Piedmont - Amadeus V

Issuer County of Savoy
Year 1285-1323
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Within a beaded inner circle, a displayed double-headed eagle with outstretched wings occupies the central field, a small point or pellet positioned between the two heads. The eagle is rendered in a bold, somewhat stylized medieval Gothic manner characteristic of Savoyard hammered coinage. The surrounding circular legend, separated from the central device by the beaded border, reads the count's titulature in Latin. A cross pattée precedes the legend as an introductory mark.
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Reverse description A bold double-armed long cross extends to the coin's periphery, dividing the reverse field into four quarters; within each quarter appears one letter of the name AMED in Gothic script, reading A, M, E, D in sequence. The surrounding circular legend is similarly segmented by the arms of the cross, with each of the four segments carrying a portion of the mint attribution in abbreviated Latin. The cross arms are plain and unadorned, and a beaded border frames the entire design.
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