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Legend: CIVI / TAS / DVN / OLM Lombardic N; crosier to left after OLM. Coin face:...
Catalogue reference: E 29/1/125
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This record is about the Legend: CIVI / TAS / DVN / OLM Lombardic N; crosier to left after OLM. Coin face:... in the series Exchequer: Treasury of the Receipt: Dies for Coins. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Legend: CIVI / TAS / DVN / OLM Lombardic N; crosier to left after OLM. Coin face: first and third quadrants mostly obliterated, with only the legend and crosier still visible; bevelled edge. Striking face: one segment lost, broken off irregularly, close to shaft; much distorted, with V-shaped fractures around circumference; one hole under flange extending into core, another, smaller hole on opposite side of head. Height 55 mm. Diameter. of coin face with bevel 23 mm. Without bevel 20.7 mm.
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- Religions
- Treaties and alliances
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Exchequer: Treasury of the Receipt: Dies for Coins
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