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Dinero - Alfonso VIII knight

Issuer Castile, Kingdom of
Year 1163
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Value 1 Denier
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Obverse description Crowned equestrian figure of King Alfonso VIII advancing to the right, depicted in the characteristic Castilian dinero style with a stylized horse in full stride. The king holds an olive branch or palm frond in his raised right hand, a motif associated with regal authority and peace. The design is rendered in a primitive yet expressive hammered relief typical of 12th-century Iberian coinage. A beaded inner border frames the central device, with the mint name TOLE (for Toledo) inscribed in the lower field or along the coin's margin.
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