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Denga 'the prince with an axe and a sword / imitation in a square frame with zigzags' - Dmitry Ivanovich Donskoy

Issuer Grand Principality of Moscow
Year 1382-1389
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Facing right effigy of an armed prince in profile, depicted standing and bearing an axe and a sword, rendered in a primitive hand-struck style characteristic of early Muscovite coinage. A Cyrillic legend surrounds the figure in the field, reading the princely title. The overall composition is enclosed within a roughly circular flan with uneven edges typical of hammered wire-cut planchets.
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Reverse description Imitation of a Golden Horde dang of Toqtamysh Khan, featuring a pseudo-Arabic inscription enclosed within a rectangular frame adorned with a zigzag or stepped border along its sides. The text, copied from Jochid prototypes, is rendered in a debased and stylized manner by a Muscovite die-cutter unfamiliar with Arabic script, resulting in a garbled but visually convincing facsimile. The framed cartouche occupies the central field of the flan.
Reverse script Arabic (imitation/debased)
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