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Archbishopric SalzburgArchbishopric Salzburg, Leonhard von Keutschach 1495 - 1519 Size/Weight: 19mm, 0.4g Denomination: one-sided 'Zweier' (1515), silver. Flat strike areas, very fine mitra, monasterial and family crest.dpaul7
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Archbishopric SalzburgArchbishopric Salzburg -- Max Gandolph, Graf von Küenburg (1668 - 1687) 3 Kreuzer, dated 1681, gVF. 18 mm, 1.3g, silver.dpaul7
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ARCHBISHOPRIC SALZBURG - MATTAUS LANG v. WELLENBURG ARCHBISHOPRIC SALZBURG - MATTAUS LANG v. WELLENBURG -1519-1540 silver Zweiling. Only first 2 digits of date visible (15??). Omniface coin.dpaul7
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ARCHBISHOPRIC SALZBURG - MATTAUS LANG v. WELLENBURGSALZBURG - ARCHBISHOP MATTAUS LANG v. WELLENBURG-1519-1540 AR Zweier, 1528. Uniface coin. Arms of Salzburg and Mattaus side-by-side, bishop's hat above, date delow. Ref.: Probst #275.dpaul7
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Austria, CNA I. C a-005, Eberhard I. (1147-1164 A.D.), AR-Pfennig, Friesach, under Archbishopric of Salzburg, Sprag cross with balls in each angle, #1Austria, CNA I. C a-005, Eberhard I. (1147-1164 A.D.), AR-Pfennig, Friesach, under Archbishopric of Salzburg, Sprag cross with balls in each angle, #1
avers: Saint’s bust facing between Crozier and star, cross above.
reverse: Sprag cross with balls in each angle.
diameter: 17,5-18,0 mm, weight: 0,73g, axis: 6/12 h,
mint: Krems - Friesach, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1147-1164 A.D., ref: CNA I. C a-005,
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Austria, CNA I. C a-013, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1Austria, CNA I. C a-013, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1
avers: 2 bishops’ heads and 2 large stars arranged in a cross form; in the angles a ring with points.
reverse: Facing bust of the bishop with crozier and gospel.
diameter: 16,5-17,0mm, weight: 0,97g, axis:7h,
mint: Friesach, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1200-1246 A.D., ref: CNA I. C a-013, Luschin-Ebengreuth 13.,
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Austria, CNA I. C i-007, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1Austria, CNA I. C i-007, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1
avers: + FRISACH, Cherub facing, large cross above.
reverse: + EBERHARDVS, Bishop standing facing, holding crook and key.
diameter: 16,5mm, weight: 0,71g, axis: 0h,
mint: Friesach, mint mark: -/-,
date: 1200-1246 A.D., ref: CNA I. C i-007,
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Austria, CNA I. C k-002, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1Austria, CNA I. C k-002, Eberhard II. von Regensberg, (1200-1246 A.D.), Duchy of Steiermark, Friesach under Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Pfennig, #1
avers: Facing busts of bishop and duke side by side, above a wall. Above: star between small crosses, 3 balls between busts.
reverse: EBERHARDS EPS, Standing archbishop facing.
diameter: 15,5-16,5mm, weight: 0,80g, axis: 7h,
mint :Rann, mint mark: ,
date: 1200-1246 A.D., ref: CNA I. C k-002, Probszt 23. Rare!
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Austria, Ernst von Bayern (1540-54 AD), Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Zweier (Uniface, 2 Pfennig), #1Austria, Ernst von Bayern (1540-54 AD), Archbishopric of Salzburg, AR-Zweier (Uniface, 2 Pfennig), #1
avers: Salzburg coat of arms next to the personal coat of arms, bishop’s (Bavaria/Bayern) hat above; all in the 3-lobed border; date below.
reverse: Uniface. No mint.
Exergue: -/-//1551, mint mark: -, mint: Salzburg,
diameter: 14,7-15,0mm, weight: 0,50g, axis: -h,
date: 1551 A.D., ref:
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France (Feudal): Vienne, Archbishopric, 11th and 12th CenturiesRoberts 5045, Poey d'Avant 4828 Plate CVI/17, Boudeau 1046.
Billon denier, Vienne mint, ca. 1200-1250: .82 g. 17.35 mm. max., 270
Obv.: + S • M • VIENNA • (= Saint Maurice of Vienne), bearded head of St. Maurice left.
Rev.: MAXIMA GALL (= Greater Gaul), cross with pellets.
Vienne was the first bishopric of Gaul, occupied by the legendary St. Crescens. The bishops became archbishops around 450 A.D. Its archbishops and those of Lyon disputed the title of "Primate of All the Gauls" based on the dates of founding of the cities compared to the dates of founding of the bishoprics.Stkp
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France (Feudal): Vienne, Archbishopric, 11th and 12th CenturiesBillon Denier
O: + S • M • VIENNA • (= Saint Maurice of Vienne), bearded head of St. Maurice left.
R: MAXIMA GALL (= Greater Gaul), cross with pellets.
Vienne mint, (1200-1250 A.D.)
18mm
.80g
Roberts 5045, Poey d'Avant 4828 Plate CVI/17, Boudeau 1046.Mat
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France. Archbishop of Vienna, Anonymous DenierArchbishopric of Vienne
Obv: Bearded head facing left. ✠ ·S·M·VIENNA·
Translation: Saint Mauritius; Vienne.
Rev: Cross. ✠ MAXIMA GALL
Translation: Great Gaul.
Date: 1200-1250
Mint: Vienne
19mm, 1.01g
R5045v, Dy feodales 2378wileyc
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German States. Archbishopric of Mainz. Silver 5-kreuzer, worn date (c.1763).German States. Archbishopric of Mainz. Silver 5-kreuzer, worn date (c.1763). SR.I.P.G.A.C.PR.EL-EM.IOS.D.G.A.EP.M, crowned arms on base containing value / 240 EINE FEINE MARK, IUS TIRT [1763] F.B., star below.
KM 349
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German, Cologne, Adolf von Altena, (1193-1205 A.D.), Havernick 588, Köln under Archbishopric of Köln, AR-Pfennig, +SANCTA COLONIA, German, Cologne, Adolf von Altena, (1193-1205 A.D.), Havernick 588, Köln under Archbishopric of Köln, AR-Pfennig, +SANCTA COLONIA,
avers: +ADOLPES ARC HEPC, Mitred Archbishop entrhoned, facing slightly left, with book and crozier. (Ball over the book ???)
revers: +SANCTA COLONIA, Broad church building with 6 arcades and gate; on it a tower with cupola between 2 cross-topped flags.
diameter: 19-20mm, weight: 1,42g, axis:0h,
mint:Köln, mint mark: no, date: A.D., ref: Havernick 588,,
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German, Cologne, Heinrich I. Molenark, (1225-1238 A.D.), Havernick 647, Köln under Archbishopric of Köln, AR-Pfennig, +SANCTA COLONIA, German, Cologne, Heinrich I. Molenark, (1225-1238 A.D.), Havernick 647, Köln under Archbishopric of Köln, AR-Pfennig, +SANCTA COLONIA,
avers: +HENRIC...., Archbishop entrhoned, wearing mitre, holding crozier and book.
revers: +SANCTA COLONIA, Nimbate bust of saint (Peter?) facing, holding 2 cross-topped flags. Over him a tower with 2 pointed gables.
diameter: 17,5mm, weight: 1,44g, axis:11h,
mint:Köln, mint mark: no, date: A.D., ref: Havernick 647,
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Italian States: Ravenna. ArchbishopricBiaggi 1966; MIR 1251; CNI v.X p. 683, 8, plate XLIII/23
AR denaro, struck after 1232 and before 1440. 0.48 g., 15.29 mm. max.; 90°
Obv.: + ARCHEPISCO, VPS around central pellet.
Rev.: DE RAVENA, cross pattée; trefoil in second and third quarters.Stkp
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S.886A Coenwulf with Archbishop ÆthelheardPenny of Æthelheard, Archbishop of Canterbury 793-796, 803-805, with Coenwulf, King of Mercia 796-821
Second Archepiscopate 803-805
Fifth issue
Mint: Canterbury
S.886A
N.232
Naismith C22.1j
O: +COENVVLF REX M
R: +AEDILHEARD AR EP
Æthelheard had a troubled time as Archbishop of Canterbury. Shortly after Offa of Mercia's death, Kent fell out of the Mercian sphere of influence and asserted its independence under Eadberht Praen. Æthelheard, who owed his position to the Mercians and was no friend to Eadberht, took refuge in Mercia. However, he found himself in a tricky position, as his predecessor Jaenberht had long feuded with Offa, leading to the latter creating a rival see in Lichfield with its own archbishop. Æthelheard found himself in exile and not even the top dog in Mercia.
It would take some time for the situation to improve, but eventually the new Mercian king, Coenwulf, was able to restore Mercian rule over Canterbury and restore Æthelheard. Meanwhile Æthelheard went to Rome to petition the pope to demote the rival Archbishopric in Lichfield, which was ultimately done, leaving Canterbury's archbishop the head of ecclesiastic matters in England, a situation that essentially has continued to this day. In 803, Æthelheard returned and was able to resume his position for a short time before his death.
Æthelheard struck coins with Offa and Coenwulf. It is not clear whether there were any coins of his made in his lengthy absence, and there are several different varieties, but all are pretty rare suggesting that the coinage volume was pretty small.
Ex- Wolfshead Gallery, Spink 18011 (lot 9), A Williams, SNC 12-1991 (7953), D Chick, found Dunmow, Essex, 1988, EMC 2001.0976St. George's Collection
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Vienne (1100-1400) - ArchbishopricDenier of Vienne Archbishopric, 12-14th century
Anonymous issue
Roberts 5045
O: +S.M.VIENNA
R: +MAXIMA GALL
Ex- eBaySt. George's Collection
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