Denier - Frederick II and successors Eger mint, Holy Roman Empire

Main information

Country:
Holy Roman Empire
Years of Minting:
1220-1300
Period:
Interregnum (1254-1273)
Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round (irregular)
Technique:
Hammered
Mint:
Eger, modern-day Cheb, Czech Republic (1180-1743)

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Reverse

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Lilly cross, small dot in center surrounding alternately a large lilly or a arch with small cross.

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Obverse

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Two adjacent crowned lions lying opposite to each other. Below them, between two circles is an eagle, looking right. Pearl rim of inner design, small five-leaved rossetes around pearl rim.

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Composition

Silver (.700)

Size

Weight:0.93 g
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Denier - Frederick II and successors Eger mint, Holy Roman Empire

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