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Æ - David VI Dmanis mint, Type1, Qoronikon on the obv.

Issuer Georgia, Kingdom of (1010-1490)
Year 1245
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Technique Hammered
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Obverse description Central field dominated by an ornate interlaced monogram composed of two Georgian Asomtavruli (Mtavruli) letters, Ⴇ (T) inscribed within Ⴃ (D), forming the royal ligature of David. Surrounding the monogram, a four-line Persian legend fills the field, with the royal titulature identifying the ruler as Kaan, servant of the universe, and King David. Flanking the fourth line of the Persian inscription, the Georgian Qoronikon (Paschal Calendar) date is rendered in Asomtavruli letters, recording the year 465 of the Georgian era, corresponding to AD 1245. The overall design is characteristic of the Georgian-Mongol period coinage, blending Georgian dynastic symbolism with Persian chancery script. The coin exhibits an irregular flan with a border of dots.
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Obverse lettering قاان شاه ႣႧ بنده جهان داود ႵჃ ملك ჂႤ
(Translation: Kaan` servant Universe` `DT ` ruler Davit King Koronikon 465 ( = AD1245))
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Mintage 1245 - 642
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