Denier - Andrew III

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背面描述	A large cross pattée extending to the edge of the coin, intersected by a beaded inner circle creating four distinct quadrants. The letters A, N, R, and E are placed individually between the arms of the cross in each quadrant, spelling ANRE as an abbreviated form of András (Andrew). A variant exists without the pearl circle and with diamond ornaments between the arms of the cross.
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附加信息	Andrew III, the last of the Árpád dynasty, ruled under constant pressure from rival claimants backed by Naples and the papacy. His coinage reflects a reign spent defending a throne contested from the moment of his accession. The Árpád line's extinction at his death in 1301 triggered decades of Angevin succession conflicts that reshaped Central European politics entirely. The multiple catalog references here — ÉH, H, EK, and CAC — reflect how heavily this series has been subdivided by later scholars working from die studies.

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