Denga - Vladimir Andreevich

Issuer	Principality of Serpukhov-Borovsk
Year	1358-1410
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Currency	Denga (1341-1472)
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Obverse script	Cyrillic
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Reverse description	The reverse presents an irregular hammered silver surface with a large, roughly circular central device, possibly a tamga or geometric ornamental motif, surrounded by fragmentary Cyrillic lettering partially visible along the left and lower margins of the flan. The design is characteristic of appanage-period Russian dengas, struck on an irregularly cut planchet with uneven die coverage. The field shows significant wear and surface granularity consistent with the coin's age and hammered production method. Portions of the legend, likely attributing the coin to Prince Vladimir Andreevich of Serpukhov, remain partially legible.
Reverse script	Cyrillic
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