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Denier - Géza, as Crown Prince

Issuer Kingdom of Hungary
Year 1064-1074
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Currency Denier (997-1310)
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Reverse description Central field displays a plain cross with a small annulet at its center, set within a beaded inner circle, mirroring the obverse design. The reverse legend +PANONAI (Pannonia) runs between the inner and outer beaded pearl circles, referencing the ancient Roman province of Pannonia, the heartland of the medieval Hungarian kingdom. The lettering is irregular and primitively engraved, consistent with early Árpád-dynasty hammered silver coinage. A small cross marks the commencement of the inscription.
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Reverse lettering +PANONAI
(Translation: Pannonia)
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