Obol - Frederick II, Conrad IV and Interregnum Nuremberg mint, Holy Roman Empire

Main information

Country:
Holy Roman Empire
Years of Minting:
1240-1268
Period:
Interregnum (1254-1273)
Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round (irregular)
Technique:
Hammered
Mint:
Nuremberg, Germany

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Reverse

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Portrait of a king with two fleur-de-lys (or cross) scepters raised. line hoop. edge rosettes or crosses.

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Collared (or maned) lion striding left and raised right front paw. beaded strip.

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Composition

Silver (.657)

Size

Weight:0.36 g
Diameter:16 mm
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Obol - Frederick II, Conrad IV and Interregnum Nuremberg mint, Holy Roman Empire

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