Pfennig - Pilgrim I

Issuer	Patriarchate of Aquileia (Italian States)
Year	1130-1161
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Value	1 Denier (1⁄12)
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Obverse description	Frontal bare-headed bust of Patriarch Pilgrim I, depicted in ecclesiastical vestments with four pellets adorning the pallium and a crosier to the left. A ring or annulet appears above the head. The initials P and A are positioned in the left and right fields respectively, each surmounted by a star. The design is enclosed by a lined inner circle.
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Reverse description	Stylized depiction of a church facade featuring three towers rendered with jagged or crenellated outlines, characteristic of Romanesque architectural representation in medieval coinage. The central tower rises above a gabled roof and all three towers are surmounted by crosses. The composition is contained within the concave flan typical of Aquileian deniers of this period.
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Mintage	ND (1130-1161)
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