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Sterling - Arnold V Shield, trefoils inward

Issuer County of Loon
Year 1289-1290
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Weight 1.35 g
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Reverse description Reverse displays a bold long cross pattée extending to the rim and dividing the field into four quarters, each containing an inward-facing trefoil — a distinctive feature identifying this as the 'trefoils inward' variety. The trefoils are positioned symmetrically within the quadrants formed by the cross arms. A circular legend in uncial Latin letters encircles the design, reading the issuer's name. The style closely follows contemporary English and Low Countries sterling prototypes, adapted for the comital coinage of Loon.
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Edge Plain
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