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Denier - Conrad I of Brno
| Issuer | Duchy of Brno |
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| Year | 1061-1092 |
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| Shape | Round (irregular) |
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| Mint | Brno |
| Mintage | ND (1061-1092) |
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Conrad I ruled Brno as an appanage duchy under the Přemyslid system that partitioned Moravia among ducal brothers — a political arrangement that produced a distinct regional coinage but created chronic jurisdictional friction with the Bohemian crown. His deniers are among the thinner and lighter issues of the Moravian appanage series, a reflection of regional silver supply rather than deliberate debasement. Cach 368 is not common; surviving examples attributable to Conrad I's Brno mint are routinely misidentified in older auction literature under the broader Moravian denier category.