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4 Dukata - Aleksandar I Pattern

发行方 State Mint, Belgrade
年份 1926
类型 Coin pattern
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正面描述 Bare-headed effigy of King Alexander I facing left, rendered in high relief with finely detailed hair. The legend АЛЕКСАНДАР I. КРАЉ СРБА, ХРВАТА И СЛОВЕНАЦА curves around the upper periphery in Cyrillic script. The engraver's signature БОШКОВИЋ appears in small characters at the lower rim near the truncation. The portrait is executed in a classical style with a sharply defined profile and smooth fields typical of a proof-like pattern strike.
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A pattern issue, never adopted for circulation. The four-dukat denomination had medieval roots in Serbian monetary tradition, and this 1926 trial appears to have been part of a broader exercise in defining a prestige coinage for the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes under Aleksandar I — a state still barely seven years old and actively constructing its institutional symbols. The Belgrade mint, re-established after the devastation of the First World War, was producing patterns across several denominations through the mid-1920s as the kingdom rationalized its currency framework.

Struck in silver rather than gold despite the dukat name — a deliberate departure from the denomination's historical metal.