1 Ducat - Dan II

Dan II ruled Wallachia during one of the most violently contested periods of the principality's early history, cycling through the throne multiple times against rival claimants backed alternately by Ottoman and Hungarian interests. His issues are poorly documented in the mint record, and the MBR references for this type span two catalogue numbers, reflecting genuine uncertainty about die attribution rather than a tidy sequence.

At 0.25 g, these were among the smallest silver denominations circulating in the region — a weight class that left them vulnerable to clipping, which explains why so few survivors show complete flans.