bmv_424056 - LEMOVECAS - LIMOGES (Haute-Vienne) Denier ER, monétaire indéterminé
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Price : 300.00 €
Type : Denier ER, monétaire indéterminé
Date: (VIIIe siècle)
Mint name / Town : 87 - Limoges
Metal : silver
Diameter : 10,5 mm
Weight : 0,83 g.
Rarity : R3
Coments on the condition:
Denier de frappe vigoureuse et centrée, mais sur un flan court sans les légendes
Catalogue references :
Obverse
Obverse legend : + LÉGENDE INDÉTERMINÉE.
Obverse description : ER en plein champ.
Reverse
Reverse description : Croix grecque potencée, cantonnée de petits triangles ; légende autour.
Commentary
Ce denier ne correspond pas exactement au Belfort 3561, sans aucun globule au droit et avec de petits triangles en cantonnement de la croix au revers.
Les lettres ER signifieraient Ecclesiae Racio. Ces deniers étaient classés de façon douteuse à Paris. D’Amécourt signale que ces monnaies ont été trouvées dans les dragages de la Loire. Cette série est désormais attribué à l’église de Limoges et à Neuvic-d’Ussel (B. 6340). Ces monnaies sont rares et leur classement reste limité (cf. Moneta p. 134)..
This denier does not correspond exactly to Belfort 3561, without any globule on the obverse and with small triangles surrounding the cross on the reverse. The letters ER would mean Ecclesiae Racio. These deniers were classified in a dubious manner in Paris. D'Amécourt reports that these coins were found in the dredging of the Loire. This series is now attributed to the church of Limoges and to Neuvic-d'Ussel (B. 6340). These coins are rare and their classification remains limited (cf. Moneta p. 134).
Les lettres ER signifieraient Ecclesiae Racio. Ces deniers étaient classés de façon douteuse à Paris. D’Amécourt signale que ces monnaies ont été trouvées dans les dragages de la Loire. Cette série est désormais attribué à l’église de Limoges et à Neuvic-d’Ussel (B. 6340). Ces monnaies sont rares et leur classement reste limité (cf. Moneta p. 134)..
This denier does not correspond exactly to Belfort 3561, without any globule on the obverse and with small triangles surrounding the cross on the reverse. The letters ER would mean Ecclesiae Racio. These deniers were classified in a dubious manner in Paris. D'Amécourt reports that these coins were found in the dredging of the Loire. This series is now attributed to the church of Limoges and to Neuvic-d'Ussel (B. 6340). These coins are rare and their classification remains limited (cf. Moneta p. 134).
Historical background
LEMOVECAS - LIMOGES (Haute-Vienne)
(7th-8th centuries)
Capital of the Lémovices, the city is at the crossroads of the "via Agrippa" linking Lugdunum (Lyon) to Mediolanum Santonum (Saintes) and the "via Avaricum Tolosa" linking Toulouse to Bourges. From the 3rd century to the end of the 4th century, Augustoritum was gradually abandoned following the troubles and insecurity caused by the Germanic invasions. At the beginning of the 6th century, Augustoritum became Limoges and a second urban center (the future castellum Sanctis-Martialis) emerged around a nearby necropolis, to the northwest, which preserved the tomb of Martial, the first bishop. The Franks take the city. They reinvest it in a brutal way, at the beginning of the 8th century, once the Muslim invasion stopped in Poitiers by Charles Martel. The appointment of the goldsmith Eligius (future Saint Éloi), a local notable, as a close collaborator of the Merovingian king Dagobert, softened the Frankish domination. Source: Wikipedia.org.
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