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Denier - Leopold VI Enns
| Issuer | Austria, Duchy of |
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| Year | 1198-1230 |
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| Weight | 0.77 g |
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| Reverse description | A heraldic panther passant to the left, depicted in a stylized Romanesque manner with flames or decorative projections issuing from its body, characteristic of Styrian heraldic tradition associated with the Babenberg duchy. The beast is shown in profile with legs extended in a walking pose, rendered in low relief within a plain circular border. No legend present. |
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| Mint | Enns |
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Leopold VI ruled the Duchy of Austria during one of its most expansionist periods, participating in the Fifth Crusade and the Albigensian Crusade while simultaneously consolidating ducal authority at home. The Enns mint was among several regional striking facilities operating under his authority, producing bracteate-influenced deniers characteristic of the eastern Alpine monetary tradition. These thin, small-module pieces circulated alongside coins from Friesach and Regensburg in a fragmented regional economy where no single issuer dominated.
CNA B 126 is documented but attribution of individual specimens can be complicated by the number of Austrian denier types sharing similar fabric from this reign.