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Set of 2 Deniers Coins France Bishopric of Puy Medieval 1100-1300 CE 🇫🇷
Discover an intriguing pair of deniers from the historic Bishopric of Puy, an influential medieval region in France. Minted between 1100 and 1300 CE, these coins played a vital role in stimulating economic development and facilitating trade during the period of the First Crusade. Chronicler Raymond of Aguilers pointed out their importance, stating "erat haec nostra moneta," underscoring their usage as currency among the Crusaders in the Holy Land. These coins are compelling artifacts that highlight the deep connections between faith and commerce during this transformative era.
Grade Condition: (C)
Country: Medieval
Denomination: France, Auvergne, Bishopric of Puy (c.1100-1300 CE), Denier
Circulation: (C)
Obverse: Cross
Reverse: Cross
Size: 19
Weight/Dimensions: 0
Weight/Dimensions: 0
The Bishopric of Puy, located in the enchanting Auvergne region, was a crucial hub during the medieval era. Famous for its pilgrimage routes to the magnificent Cathedral of Puy-en-Velay, it drew devoted pilgrims from distant lands. The deniers produced here are not merely indicators of economic activity; they represent a remarkable blend of spiritual devotion and everyday life. As the First Crusade inspired fervent enthusiasm across Europe, these coins became lasting emblems of trade and faith, accompanying many who set forth to the holy grounds of the East.
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