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Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of Trier by German — VisualArtsDB

Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of Trier

Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of Trier

1101–1300

Medium: Silver
Dimensions: Diam.: 1.5 cm (5/8 in.)
Genre: coin
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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cross motifmetalworkcrossMoneysilverreligious figurescoininorganic materialancient artinscriptionmetalworkingcoinsmedieval13th centurygermanmintingnonferrous alloymetal

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