Denier - Andrew I

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Reversbeschreibung	Central isosceles cross dividing the field into four quarters, each containing a wedge-shaped ornament, set within a plain inner ring rather than a beaded one. The circumferential Latin legend is distributed around the field between the inner ring and the outer rope-pattern border. The reverse design mirrors the obverse in its overall composition but is distinguished by the unbeaded inner ring and the civic mint inscription referencing Székesfehérvár.
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Rand	Plain.
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Zusätzliche Informationen	Andrew I took the Hungarian throne in 1046 following a violent pagan uprising that killed his predecessor Peter Orseolo, and his early reign was consumed by efforts to consolidate Christian rule while fending off Holy Roman Emperor Henry III, who launched three separate campaigns to reassert suzerainty over Hungary. The deniers struck under his authority are among the earliest native Hungarian coin issues, building on the framework established by Stephen I decades prior but reflecting the administrative instability of a kingdom still defining its institutions. The multiple CAC and EK reference numbers indicate recognized die varieties within this issue — not a unified type.