Arles, Francia

(en) Arles has a long history of coin minting, since 313 when Emperor Constantine relocated the monetary workshop from Ostia to Arles (Arelatum / Constantina), with personnel and equipment. This mint remained very important until the end of the Empire.

The city minted again in the Middle Ages, at first royal Carolingian coins, then feudal issues. The archbishops of Arles were the last to mint coins in Provence, until the 1520s under Jean Ferrier.

Produzione di questa zecca

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  Archbishopric of Arles
  Double Denier - Gaillard of Saumate
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  Kingdom of Lower Burgundy
  Denier - Charles de Provence (Arles)
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  County of Provence
  Denier à la mitre (Alphonse I D'Aragon et Raymond de Bollene)
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  Unified Carolingian Empire
  Denier - Charlemagne (Arles; City gate)
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  Unified Carolingian Empire
  Denier - Charlemagne (Arles; monogram)
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  Kingdom of Lower Burgundy
  Denier - Carloman II (Arles)
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  Unified Carolingian Empire
  Denier - Charlemagne (Arles; CARLVS)
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  Kingdom of Lower Burgundy
  Obol - Louis III the Blind (Arles)
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  Unified Carolingian Empire
  Denier - Louis I (Arles)
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  Archbishopric of Arles
  Gold Ecu - Jean Ferrier
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  Archbishopric of Arles
  Gold Guilder - William of La Garde
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  Unified Carolingian Empire
  Denier - Carloman I (Arles)