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A billon denarius of Frederek II Hohenstaufen (1197-1250)
obv : +.ROM.NPERATOR : in circle F and 3 stars
rev : +.R.IERSL.ET.SICIL : in circle cross and 4 stars
ref : DA187 , CMI XVIII,FredII,129
Mint : Brindisi , 17 mm , 0.82 gr , 2 h ,struck 1249 .albert
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A very nice coin. Was this found on a dig?
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Great denaro! I have one from his 1247 AD mintage, but agree that yours is from the 1249 emission (Frederico II's last). Looks like Biaggi #473 to me.
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I bought it in the local coinclub here in Antwerp . Every month there is a sale with often good coins or little money (this € 10,5= $ 13).
I use the Corpus nummorum italicorum , it is not recent but frr on internet . As I don't have many Italian coins (5 or 6) , it is the cheapest solution .albert
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I think that's a GREAT acquisition for 10 euro.

Like spence, I also have a denaro from Brindisi late in the reign of this emperor. A different type. It set me back quite a bit more than 10 euro!

I also do not have access to Biaggi, and have used CNI online, but it is a bit difficult sometimes.
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