1402-1411 Aquileia Denier - Anthony II Panciera

• Issuer: Patriarchate of Aquileia (Italian States)
• Patriarch: Anthony II Panciera (Antonio II Panciera)
• Years: 1402-1411
• Denomination: 1 Denier
• Composition: Billon
• Weight: 0.76 grams
• Diameter: Approximately 17 mm
• Shape: Round (irregular)
• Technique: Hammered
• Obverse: Patriarchal coat of arms with the inscription "+ ANTONIVS PATRIARCA"
• Reverse: Eagle with outstretched wings and the inscription "AQV ILE GEN SIS."
• Mint: Aquileia, Italy
• References: Bernardi #67, Biaggi #191

This rare medieval Denier was issued under the authority of Anthony II Panciera, Patriarch of Aquileia between 1402 and 1412. The obverse features the patriarchal coat of arms, while the reverse depicts an eagle with outstretched wings. This coin is a significant piece of medieval Italian numismatic history, ideal for collectors of Italian States coinage.

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