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2 Groschens - Stephen II Type V
| Issuer | Moldavia |
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| Year | 1433-1445 |
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| Technique | Hammered |
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| Reverse script | Latin (uncial) |
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| Edge | Plain |
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Stephen II ruled Moldavia during one of its most fractured periods of succession — he acceded in 1433 but faced repeated challenges from rival claimants, and his reign was effectively interrupted before its final end in 1447. The Type V classification within his groschen sequence reflects die evolution across a long and unstable issue rather than any single administrative decision. Moldavian groschens of this period circulated alongside Polish and Lithuanian currency throughout the region, a consequence of Moldavia's position as a tributary vassal state oscillating between competing Jagiellonian and Ottoman pressures.