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Quattrino

Issuer Ascoli
Year 1200-1400
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Weight 0.85 g
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Obverse description Central device depicting a double-arched bridge surmounted by two unequal towers, rendered in a schematic medieval style characteristic of communal Italian coinage. Above the bridge appears a large letter G whose two extremities terminate in stylized serpent heads with open mouths, a distinctive civic emblem of Ascoli Piceno. The surrounding circular Latin legend is separated from the central field by a beaded or plain inner border. The die work is typical of hammered billon coinage of central Italian communes from the medieval period.
Obverse script Latin
Obverse lettering ✠ DE ASChOLO
(Translation: Of Ascoli)
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