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| 背面描述 | As is characteristic of bracteate coinage struck from a single die, the reverse presents an incuse mirror image of the obverse design, showing the bird-and-lily motif in negative relief. The concave surface of the reverse corresponds to the convex relief of the obverse, with the details of the central device visible in intaglio. No separate design, legend, or mint mark appears on the reverse. |
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| 铸币厂 | Gdańsk Mint |
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Świętopełk II ruled Pomerania for nearly half a century, spending much of that time in open conflict with the Teutonic Knights and the Polish Piasts — occasionally allied with pagan Prussians when it suited him, a move that scandalized his contemporaries. The Gdańsk mint operated under his authority as he consolidated control over the lower Vistula delta, and bracteate production there reflects the broader Central European shift away from two-sided deniers toward single-sided struck types during the thirteenth century.
The 0.2 mm diameter figure in the data is almost certainly a recording error — bracteates of this type typically ran between 25 and 40 mm across on extremely thin planchets, their fragility explaining why undamaged survivors are scarce.