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Denier Bracteate - Ladislaus I the Elbow-high unknown mint
| Emittent | Duchy of Sandomierz |
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| Jahr | 1301-1333 |
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| Währung | Denier (1305-1320) |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Bracteate type struck on a thin, irregularly shaped silver flan exhibiting characteristic concave cupping. The central device comprises a small cross pattee set within a crescent or arc opening upward, the whole enclosed by two concentric raised rings that define the inner field. The design is executed in low relief in the prevailing Central European bracteate tradition, with no legend present. The broad, flattened rim shows the ragged, uneven edge typical of hand-cut medieval planchets. |
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| Rand | Plain (irregular) |
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Ladislaus I — called "Łokietek," the Elbow-high, for his reportedly diminutive stature — spent much of his reign fighting to reunify the fragmented Piast territories after decades of dynastic partition. These bracteates were struck during a period when he controlled Sandomierz but had not yet secured the Polish crown, which he would not receive until his Kraków coronation in 1320. Bracteate production in this region reflects the persistent influence of thin, single-sided coinage traditions that had dominated Polish minting since the twelfth century.
Kop. 241 is among the lighter documented examples of his regional issues, consistent with the progressive debasement that accompanied his costly military campaigns against the Teutonic Knights and Bohemian claimants.