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Denier - Géza II

Issuer Kingdom of Hungary
Year 1141-1162
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Value Denier (Denár) (1)
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Edge Plain
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Mintage ND (1141-1162) - -
ND (1141-1162) - H#189a (CAC#20.26.2.1) less than 3 dots missing or most of them -
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Géza II's reign coincided with Hungary's deep entanglement in the dynastic struggles of the Rus' principalities — he intervened militarily multiple times in support of rival Kievan claimants, campaigns that drained treasury resources and almost certainly kept coin production lean. At 0.19 g, these deniers represent a degraded silver standard already well below the coinage of Stephen I's era, a decline that tracked closely with the fiscal pressures of continuous campaigning on Hungary's eastern frontier.