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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 4647829, member: 110504"]Thanks, Pellinore; a brilliant demonstration of the range, from 'typical' to 'near-absolute best case.' Your Groningen one is really exceptional, including the flan, never mind the amazing amount of legend.</p><p>Something did happen over here, just now, along similar lines. Right after losing the second Speier one, I wound up with the first one below, of Hermann, minted in Jever, in eastern Frisia. For comparison, the one below that, attributed to his elder brother, Ordulf, Graf of Sachsen /Saxony, is typical in every way; unintentionally anepigraphic. </p><p>(...I don't have any remotely comprehensive reference for these, except Dannengberg, in full view on Google Books (cordially despise the navigation). The two issues are variously dated 1059 /1062 -1071/2 (Ordulf) and 1059 (<i>sic</i>)-1086 (Hermann). On some web listings, the dealers (including German ones) don't even try to distinguish them. ...Sadly, I'm having trouble at the moment finding one German listing in particular that gave the full legends. Sorry to be caught so far behind the eight ball on this.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 4647829, member: 110504"]Thanks, Pellinore; a brilliant demonstration of the range, from 'typical' to 'near-absolute best case.' Your Groningen one is really exceptional, including the flan, never mind the amazing amount of legend. Something did happen over here, just now, along similar lines. Right after losing the second Speier one, I wound up with the first one below, of Hermann, minted in Jever, in eastern Frisia. For comparison, the one below that, attributed to his elder brother, Ordulf, Graf of Sachsen /Saxony, is typical in every way; unintentionally anepigraphic. (...I don't have any remotely comprehensive reference for these, except Dannengberg, in full view on Google Books (cordially despise the navigation). The two issues are variously dated 1059 /1062 -1071/2 (Ordulf) and 1059 ([I]sic[/I])-1086 (Hermann). On some web listings, the dealers (including German ones) don't even try to distinguish them. ...Sadly, I'm having trouble at the moment finding one German listing in particular that gave the full legends. Sorry to be caught so far behind the eight ball on this.)[/QUOTE]
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