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½ Gros - Hugh IV

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Issuer Kingdom of Cyprus (Crusader and Christian states in the Eastern Mediterranean)
King Hugh IV (1324-1359)
Type Standard circulation coins
Years 1324-1359
Value ½ Gros (12)
Currency Denier (1192-1489)
Composition Silver
Weight 2.31 g
Diameter 20 mm
Thickness 1 mm
Shape Round (irregular)
Technique Hammered
Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized Yes
Number
N#
114888
References Metcalf1# 747-748
David Michael Metcalf. Coinage of the Crusaders and the Latin East in the Ashmolean Museum Oxford. Royal Numismatic Society, London, United Kingdom (2 volumes).
, MAL# 68
Alex G. Malloy, Irene Fraley Preston, Arthur J. Seltman, Allen G. Berman (ed.); 2004. Coins of the Crusader States 1098-1291: including the Kingdom of Jerusalem and its vassal states of Syria and Palestine, the Lusignan Kingdom of Cyprus (1192-1489), and the Latin Empire of Constantinople and its vassal states of Greece and the Archipelago : new addendum with Knights of Rhodes (2nd Edition). Fairfield, Connecticut, United States.

Obverse

King seated on curule chair, letter B to left with annulet above

Lettering:
hVGVE REI DE
B

Translation: King Hugh IV

Reverse

Jerusalem Cross

Lettering: IERVSAL'M ED CHIPR

Translation: Jerusalem

Comments

Ma-72

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ND (1324-1359)  Letter B with annulet above in left field

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