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| 背面描述 | Occupying the right half of the field is a large partial profile effigy of Saint Ladislaus I, rendered in a stylized, sculptural manner inspired by the celebrated medieval reliquary herm of the saint preserved in Győr. The bearded king is shown facing slightly left, wearing an ornate crown, his facial features rendered with bold, elongated lines characteristic of Romanesque sacred art. The left half of the field, set against a mirror-polished background, bears the inscription SZENT LÁSZLÓ KIRÁLY in three lines, with the regnal dates 1077 and 1095 below, and a small mint engraver's mark at the bottom. The overall composition integrates figurative and textual elements in a bold, asymmetric design. |
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| 铸币厂 | Budapest Mint (Magyar Pénzverő Zrt.) |
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Saint László (Ladislaus I) was canonized in 1192 under Pope Celestine III, making him one of the few Hungarian kings elevated to sainthood — a political as much as a spiritual act, invoked repeatedly by the medieval Hungarian state to legitimize dynastic authority. His cult remained active enough that his skull reliquary, the Святой László — the Sancta Dextra belongs to Stephen — housed in Győr Cathedral, survived the Ottoman occupation largely intact.
The Magyar Nemzeti Bank has issued several László-themed commemoratives over the decades; this 2025 one-troy-ounce proof continues that pattern rather than inaugurating it.