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<p>[QUOTE="Black Friar, post: 3467815, member: 76221"]This looks quite Latin Empire in style and fabric. I see several examples in Hendy, DOC Volume 4, part II, Plate 53 #35.1/2. Time frame 1204-64. This is a very fluid time for coinage as in some cases in the Latin Period there were so many principalities. Believe it or not, while it's been in the ground, it was quite well struck. Cool piece.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Black Friar, post: 3467815, member: 76221"]This looks quite Latin Empire in style and fabric. I see several examples in Hendy, DOC Volume 4, part II, Plate 53 #35.1/2. Time frame 1204-64. This is a very fluid time for coinage as in some cases in the Latin Period there were so many principalities. Believe it or not, while it's been in the ground, it was quite well struck. Cool piece.[/QUOTE]
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