1 Follaro

Antivari — modern Bar, in Montenegro — was a coastal Adriatic town that passed between Serbian, Venetian, and later Ottoman control across the fourteenth century. Its civic coinage is exceptionally rare; the follaro represents one of the very few issues attributable to the town's brief period of autonomous or semi-autonomous monetary activity before Venetian annexation in 1443 effectively ended local minting. The Dobrinić corpus remains the primary reference for this material, and attribution of individual specimens to specific political moments within the century-long date range is largely impossible without die studies that haven't been systematically published.