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10 Zlotys Brakteat of Leszek I the White
| Emittent | National Bank of Poland |
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| Jahr | 2014 |
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| Form | Round |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse presents a large reproduction of the original brakteat coin of Leszek I the White in high relief on the left, depicting a stylized mounted figure, rendered with the characteristic thin, single-sided hammered appearance of medieval brakteats. To the right, a detailed engraving of a Romanesque stone church facade with arched portal, bell tower, and decorative circular window occupies the field, rendered in a precise linear style contrasting with the textured coin reproduction. The curved legend BRAKTEAT LESZKA BIAŁEGO arcs across the upper field in period-inspired lettering. The composition effectively contextualizes the historical coinage within its medieval ecclesiastical and architectural setting. |
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The brakteat — a thin, single-die coin struck so that the design appears in relief on one side and intaglio on the other — was the dominant coinage technology in medieval Poland from roughly the mid-12th through the 14th century. Leszek I the White, Duke of Kraków and a central figure in the fractious Piast dynastic struggles, ruled intermittently until his assassination in 1227 at Gąsawa, an ambush arranged during what was supposed to be a political summit.
This 2014 issue belongs to the NBP's long-running series commemorating Polish medieval rulers, each struck to replicate the brakteat format of the original period coinage.