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Denga - Vasily I Dmitriyevich Cyrillic legend / Warrior right

Issuer Moscow, Grand principality of
Year 1413-1416
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse lettering КNѦ ZЬ ВЕЛ... КИ ВАС ЛН
(Translation: Grand Prince Vasily.)
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Mintage ND (1413-1416) - Four lines legend. Longevity knot behind the warrior. -
ND (1413-1416) - Three lines legend. Longevity knot behind the warrior. -
ND (1413-1416) - Three lines legend. P letter behind the warrior. -
Additional information

Vasily I spent much of his reign navigating the competing pressures of the Golden Horde and the expanding Grand Duchy of Lithuania — paying tribute east while watching Vitovt absorb Russian principalities to the west. The Moscow denga of this period reflects a mint operating under those constraints, producing small silver at irregular intervals tied closely to tribute demands and available bullion.

HP II#1550 A/C places this among the more precisely attributed varieties of Vasily's coinage, which is not always straightforward — Moscow issues of this reign overlap considerably in type with those of appanage princes imitating Moscow's designs.

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