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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 4991277, member: 110504"]Thanks for your contribution, [USER=56653]@seth77[/USER]. Along with Boudeau and Poey, your example corresponds to Duplessy 481. He dates the issue to 'before 1160-1180,' corresponding to Hugues III, fl. 1119-c.1180; viscount by c. 1147. (Cf. Cawley, <u>Medieval Lands</u> website; Livingstone, esp. table, p. 238. Cawley numbers his Hugueses and Geoffroys by order of birth among all descendants of known record, rather than by succession.)</p><p>I <i>almost</i> landed this example of the same issue from a dealer on French ebay. (He held it ...just not long enough.)</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1198898[/ATTACH]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1198900[/ATTACH]</p><p>For what's in the center of the motif, forming the 'eye,' Duplessy only lists an annulet. In your instance and the other one, that little nuance falls victim to the endemically weak center strikes. In the one that got away, with a slll<i>lightly</i> weaker strike of the reverse, all you still get is a 'besant.'</p><p>Continuing the wedge motif, this is an obole from the previous issue, corresponding to Geoffroy III, fl. 1110-c. 1180/90. (From Duplessy, numerous later issues correspond to the one who died at the siege of Acre in 1191.)</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1198889[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1198890[/ATTACH]</p><p>Obv. Bléso-chartrain profile. Same variation, but with three besants in the field, the middle one composing the 'eye.' ...Right, the profile faces left. (...<i>Got</i> all that? Not sure <i>I</i> did, the first time....)</p><p>Rev. +DVTCS:STICTI-I-I-. (Duplessy 479 (obole), with the 7th legend variant of deniers of the same type, as in 477A).</p><p>...Speaking of the number of things you get to upload in one post, here's the best I could find online for a map, from a 1911 edition of Shepherd's Historical Atlas. ...That's where you get the couple of lines of blank space toward the beginning of the initial post. ...Fell victim to One More Coin.</p><p>...Except, Dang, Sorry for the scale. Did what I knew how to to tweak that; multiple programs were conspicuous by their lack of cooperation.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1198894[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 4991277, member: 110504"]Thanks for your contribution, [USER=56653]@seth77[/USER]. Along with Boudeau and Poey, your example corresponds to Duplessy 481. He dates the issue to 'before 1160-1180,' corresponding to Hugues III, fl. 1119-c.1180; viscount by c. 1147. (Cf. Cawley, [U]Medieval Lands[/U] website; Livingstone, esp. table, p. 238. Cawley numbers his Hugueses and Geoffroys by order of birth among all descendants of known record, rather than by succession.) I [I]almost[/I] landed this example of the same issue from a dealer on French ebay. (He held it ...just not long enough.) [ATTACH=full]1198898[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1198900[/ATTACH] For what's in the center of the motif, forming the 'eye,' Duplessy only lists an annulet. In your instance and the other one, that little nuance falls victim to the endemically weak center strikes. In the one that got away, with a slll[I]lightly[/I] weaker strike of the reverse, all you still get is a 'besant.' Continuing the wedge motif, this is an obole from the previous issue, corresponding to Geoffroy III, fl. 1110-c. 1180/90. (From Duplessy, numerous later issues correspond to the one who died at the siege of Acre in 1191.) [ATTACH=full]1198889[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1198890[/ATTACH] Obv. Bléso-chartrain profile. Same variation, but with three besants in the field, the middle one composing the 'eye.' ...Right, the profile faces left. (...[I]Got[/I] all that? Not sure [I]I[/I] did, the first time....) Rev. +DVTCS:STICTI-I-I-. (Duplessy 479 (obole), with the 7th legend variant of deniers of the same type, as in 477A). ...Speaking of the number of things you get to upload in one post, here's the best I could find online for a map, from a 1911 edition of Shepherd's Historical Atlas. ...That's where you get the couple of lines of blank space toward the beginning of the initial post. ...Fell victim to One More Coin. ...Except, Dang, Sorry for the scale. Did what I knew how to to tweak that; multiple programs were conspicuous by their lack of cooperation. [ATTACH=full]1198894[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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