Denier - Dietmar II

Dietmar II served as Archbishop of Salzburg from 1025 until his death in 1041, a tenure marked by close alignment with the Salian imperial court under Conrad II. The Salzburg archbishopric held minting rights as part of its broader temporal authority over the region, and deniers of this period reflect the halting standardization of coinage across the German duchies under early Salian rule.

Hahn's classification of this type within the Radas series remains the authoritative reference for Salzburg episcopal coinage of the eleventh century.