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Denier Bracteate Western Pomerania-Lily

Issuer Demmin, City of
Year 1200-1300
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Obverse description A stylized lily rising from a crown, rendered in low relief in the characteristic bracteate technique. The fleur-de-lis motif is centrally positioned within the concave field, with the three lobes of the lily head clearly articulated above the crown base. The design occupies the full central area of the thin, dish-shaped flan, surrounded by a plain border. The overall style is typical of 13th-century Pomeranian civic coinage, with bold, simplified iconography suited to single-sided striking.
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Reverse description Incuse mirror image of the obverse, characteristic of bracteate coinage produced by single-die striking on a thin flan. The lily above a crown appears in negative relief, with the design elements visible as recessed impressions corresponding exactly to the raised elements of the obverse. No additional decoration or legend is present on the reverse.
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