Albi coins catalog with values online
Viscounts of Albi
The history of the formation of the viscounty centered in the town of Albi is lost in the darkness of the Middle Ages. From the IX century it was subordinated to the county of Toulouse, whose rulers were at the same time viscounts of Albi. Hence the name Raimund on the coins. Naturally, it is impossible to determine, during what exactly Count Raymund minted these deniers (the same, however, and with the coins of Toulouse itself). More or less reliably we can say that it was Raimund VII - Raimund IX (1148-1249), ie, the time of the crusades against the Cathars. Actually, the Cathars were called Albigoyans precisely because Albi was one of their centers.
Initially clear legend RAIMVN - ALBIE CI, over time degenerated into something unreadable. Whether this was due to the degradation of the skill of the stamp carvers or to counterfeiting is again unknown.
denier
Anonymous coinage

denier no date (12-13 century)
silver
RAMVIV
AL..CI
Coin value - 50-80 USD
Other coins of French Feudalist
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