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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | A plain cross pattée centred in the field, dividing the coin into four equal quadrants, enclosed within a beaded inner circle. The cross is boldly struck and typical of feudal French medieval obol coinage. The surrounding circular Latin legend reads + PRINCEPS AVRASICE, identifying the issuer as Prince of Orange, running along the outer border of the reverse. |
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Raymond IV of Orange ruled a small but strategically positioned principality on the Rhône corridor during a period when French feudal coinage was proliferating wildly — the Capetian crown had neither the means nor the consistent authority to suppress local minting. This piece falls within that contested monetary environment, where lords of even modest territories routinely struck their own billon small change to meet local demand.
The absence of standard reference numbers across Poey d'Avant, Comté, and féodales catalogs suggests this type remains incompletely documented — not unusual for Orangeois issues of this weight class, which survive in very small numbers.