bfe_306476 - DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS Denier anonyme ou viennois au monogramme d'Henri III le Noir

DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS Denier anonyme ou viennois au monogramme d Henri III le Noir XF

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Type : Denier anonyme ou viennois au monogramme d'Henri III le Noir

Date: c. 1050-1080

Date: n.d.

Mint name / Town : Vienne

Metal : silver

Diameter : 19 mm

Orientation dies : 8 h.

Weight : 1,03 g.

Rarity : R2

Coments on the condition:

Frappe légèrement tréflée au revers. Jolie patine

Catalogue references :

Bd.1041 (6 f.) - PA.4820 (106/9)

Predigree :

Cet exemplaire provient de MONNAIES VII, lot n° 706

Obverse

Obverse legend : + VRBS. VIENNA., (LÉGENDE COMMENÇANT À 9 HEURES).

Obverse description : Monogramme de Henri le Noir.

Obverse translation : (Ville de Vienne).

Reverse

Reverse legend : + S. MAVRICIVS.

Reverse description : Croix.

Reverse translation : (Saint Maurice).

Historical background

DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS

(11th century)

Vienne would have been the first bishopric of Gaul, around 160, occupied by Saint Crescent. The city obtained the title of primatiale over Lyon, which it readily recalls on the coins. Vienne was proclaimed metropolis of Gaul at the Council of Vienne in 892 and still minted in the 14th century.

DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS Denier anonyme ou viennois au monogramme d'Henri III le Noir XF

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DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS Denier anonyme ou viennois au monogramme d'Henri III le Noir XF

140.00 €

Full data

DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS Denier anonyme ou viennois au monogramme d'Henri III le Noir XF

150.00 €

Full data

bfe_306476 - DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS Denier anonyme ou viennois au monogramme d'Henri III le Noir

Obverse

Reverse

Historical background

DAUPHINÉ - ARCHBISHOPRIC OF VIENNE - ANONYMOUS

(11th century)

Vienne would have been the first bishopric of Gaul, around 160, occupied by Saint Crescent. The city obtained the title of primatiale over Lyon, which it readily recalls on the coins. Vienne was proclaimed metropolis of Gaul at the Council of Vienne in 892 and still minted in the 14th century.

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