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Denier - Andrew I

Issuer Hungary
Year 1046-1060
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Composition Silver
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Obverse description Central isosceles cross with arms extending to a beaded inner ring, with wedge-shaped ornaments filling each of the four quadrants between the arms. The circumferential Latin legend runs between the inner pearl border and the outer rope-pattern rim. The design is characteristic of early Árpád-dynasty hammered silver coinage, with bold, irregular lettering typical of 11th-century Hungarian mint production.
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Obverse lettering +REX ANDREAS
(Translation: King Andreas)
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Mintage ND (1046-1060) - -
ND (1046-1060) - +REGIA CIVITVS -
ND (1046-1060) - klippe - 0.69 g (CAC I#4.3) -
ND (1046-1060) - obverse without wedges -
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