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Denier Bracteate - Leszek the White Kraków mint

Issuer Duchy of Kraków
Year 1202-1227
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Weight 0.12 g
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Obverse description Central architectural motif depicting a large domed tower or rotunda surmounted by a globule, flanked symmetrically by two smaller domed turrets, each also topped with a globule, rendered in high relief characteristic of bracteate coinage. The structure rests upon a horizontal arcade or wall with a prominent arched gateway at the base, through which a small cross or rosette is visible. The entire composition is enclosed within a raised circular border, with no legend present in the field. The architectural design is conventionally interpreted as a representation of Wawel Cathedral or the ducal seat at Kraków, serving as an emblem of princely authority under Leszek the White.
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Mint Kraków Mint
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