bmv_374237 - BRIENNOIS (BRIENNO PAGUS and VICUS) Triens, AIGVLFVS monétaire
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Type : Triens, AIGVLFVS monétaire
Date: s.m.
Mint name / Town : Briennois (10)
Metal : silver
Diameter : 13 mm
Orientation dies : 3 h.
Weight : 1,14 g.
Rarity : R3
Coments on the condition:
Bel exemplaire, avec un droit complet et vigoureux, mais un revers légèrement décentré et de frappe molle. Patine grise, sur un flan allié d’argent avec un petit manque de métal entre 11 et 12h au droit
Obverse
Obverse legend : BRIENNON.
Obverse description : Tête à droite ; légende autour.
Reverse
Reverse legend : + A[IGVL]FVS O.
Reverse description : Croix dans un grènetis intérieur ; deux lettres C et S en 3e et 4 cantons.
Commentary
Ce triens présente un très bel avers avec une légende complète BRIENNON. Le triens B. 935 correspond à notre triens, mais avec un revers un peu différent. Le B. 935 présente une légende longue AIGVLFVS MONT. Monnaie ne présentant pas d’or selon les analyses réalisées par Arent Pol.
This triens has a very beautiful obverse with a full legend BRIENNON. The triens B. 935 corresponds to our triens, but with a slightly different reverse. The B. 935 has a long legend AIGVLFVS MONT. Coin not showing gold according to the analyses carried out by Arent Pol
This triens has a very beautiful obverse with a full legend BRIENNON. The triens B. 935 corresponds to our triens, but with a slightly different reverse. The B. 935 has a long legend AIGVLFVS MONT. Coin not showing gold according to the analyses carried out by Arent Pol
Historical background
BRIENNOIS (BRIENNO PAGUS and VICUS)
(7th - 8th century)
The Briennois is a French region around Brienne-le-Château in Aube. Crossed by the Aube, this micro-region belonging to the humid Champagne region is delimited to the south-west by the Regional Natural Park of the Orient Forest and its lakes as well as to the north-east by the Soulaines forest. The region is known for its half-timbered churches. The site is probably already occupied by the Gauls and its name seems to be derived from the Celtic briavenna which designates a set of pontoons in connection with the seniority of the port activity of Brienne-la-Vieille. Its castle was destroyed by the Normans in 951..
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