Live auction - bmv_1101025 - VEREDUNUM CIVITAS - VERDUN (Meuse) Denier

VEREDUNUM CIVITAS - VERDUN (Meuse) Denier XF

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2026/06/09 14:00:00

bmv_1101025

1095

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Type : Denier

Date: (735-744)

Date: s.m.

Mint name / Town : Verdun

Metal : silver

Diameter : 11,5 mm

Weight : 1,32 g.

Rarity : R2

Coments on the condition:

Ce denier est frappé sur un flan assez large et irrégulier. Patine grise

Catalogue references :

B.- - P.- - MEC.1/cf. 626

Predigree :

Monnaie provenant de la collection Philippe Schiesser

Obverse

Obverse description : VIR rétrograde sous un barre abréviative.

Reverse

Reverse description : A entre quatre points.

Commentary

Ces deniers précédemment attribués à Vienne (Isère) ont été réattribués en 2019 à Verdun pour Amalbert (735-744) dont le A du revers est l’initiale. Cf. Adam (Christophe), Accard (Gilles) et Manteaux (Patrick), Proposition de réattribution d’un denier mérovingien de Vienne à Verdun pour Amalbert (735-744), BSFN, octobre 2019, p. 300-302.
These deniers, previously attributed to Vienne (Isère), were reattributed in 2019 to Verdun for Amalbert (735-744), whose initial is the A on the reverse. See Adam (Christophe), Accard (Gilles) and Manteaux (Patrick), \\\"Proposal for the reattribution of a Merovingian denier from Vienne to Verdun for Amalbert (735-744),\\\" BSFN, October 2019, pp. 300-302.