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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 8192709, member: 110504"]Very, Very impressive example, [USER=84065]@Edessa[/USER]. This exact variant ('+CARLVS REX R,' with nothing in the reverse fields) corresponds to Nouchy p. 264: 33B.</p><p>Surprisingly, given Depeyrot's reputation, Nouchy is sometimes better, especially for the variant legends. Your example deserves a full citation:</p><p>Patrick Nouchy. <u>Le Rois Carolingiens de Francie Occidentale de Pepin le Bref a Louis V (751-987)</u>. Dreux: Editions du Grenier Durocasse, 1994. </p><p>Unlike Depeyrot, which is arranged by mint --similarly to references on feudal coins, back to Poey d'Avant-- Nouchy is set up by reign, with each mint arranged alphabetically (right,over and over...). Maybe just a tad more user-friendly. He also has indices for mints, and even legends --for the times when it comes down to that. (Trust me, I've been there!)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 8192709, member: 110504"]Very, Very impressive example, [USER=84065]@Edessa[/USER]. This exact variant ('+CARLVS REX R,' with nothing in the reverse fields) corresponds to Nouchy p. 264: 33B. Surprisingly, given Depeyrot's reputation, Nouchy is sometimes better, especially for the variant legends. Your example deserves a full citation: Patrick Nouchy. [U]Le Rois Carolingiens de Francie Occidentale de Pepin le Bref a Louis V (751-987)[/U]. Dreux: Editions du Grenier Durocasse, 1994. Unlike Depeyrot, which is arranged by mint --similarly to references on feudal coins, back to Poey d'Avant-- Nouchy is set up by reign, with each mint arranged alphabetically (right,over and over...). Maybe just a tad more user-friendly. He also has indices for mints, and even legends --for the times when it comes down to that. (Trust me, I've been there!)[/QUOTE]
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