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Denier - Coloman

Issuer Hungary
Year 1095-1116
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Latin
Obverse lettering +CALAMA
(Translation: King Kálmán)
Reverse description An isosceles cross occupies the central field, enclosed within a beaded or lined inner circle border. The quadrants between the cross arms are filled with wedge-shaped ornaments, and the outer zone features further wedge devices in place of a conventional legend, resulting in a purely decorative pseudo-inscription. The hammered execution produces an irregular, slightly concave flan surface with the characteristic shallow relief of early Hungarian bracteate-influenced deniers. No legible lettering is present, the wedge elements serving as stylized fillers.
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