Medieval France | Silver Denier

Medieval France | Silver DenierHistory of the Artifact These coins were minted nearly a millenium ago in Feudal France. These coins were known as Deniers, a name borrowed after the famous Roman silver Denarius coin (Also on sale in our store); in English it is sometimes referred to as a silver penny. The first Medieval Deniers were minted in the 7th Century under the Franks who established a silver based monetary system known as the Carolingian monetary system, which standardized

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