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Denga - Dmitry Donskoy Kolomna countermarked

Issuer Grand Principality of Moscow
Year 1380-1389
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Currency Rouble (1381-1534)
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Obverse script Arabic
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Reverse description The reverse presents a worn figural composition typical of Jochid dang imitations produced at Kolomna, featuring a standing or enthroned figure rendered in a highly schematic, abbreviated style. Surrounding the central motif are fragmentary pseudo-Arabic or degraded Arabic-script elements distributed across the field, characteristic of the imitative Jochid dang type (HPF#111B/111C). The flan is irregular and the strike weak in areas, consistent with hand-hammered production; the overall design reflects the Muscovite practice of countermarking and imitating Golden Horde coinage for local monetary circulation.
Reverse script Arabic (pseudo-script)
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