Antivari — today's Bar, in Montenegro — operated as a semi-autonomous commune under intermittent Venetian and Serbian suzerainty throughout the fourteenth century. Its civic coinage was modest by any measure, and the follaro was its smallest unit. The Dobrić reference places this among a tightly catalogued but poorly documented series; physical survivors are scarce enough that die linkage studies remain incomplete.
Antivari — today's Bar, in Montenegro — operated as a semi-autonomous commune under intermittent Venetian and Serbian suzerainty throughout the fourteenth century. Its civic coinage was modest by any measure, and the follaro was its smallest unit. The Dobrić reference places this among a tightly catalogued but poorly documented series; physical survivors are scarce enough that die linkage studies remain incomplete.