Denier - Géza II

Aversbeschreibung	Central pearl cross with four concave pearl semicircles radiating outward from its arms, each semicircle terminating in a dot. A small rimmed cross is placed within each of the four semicircular compartments, and four additional dots mark the terminal points of the cross stems. The design is contained within a beaded border.
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Reversbeschreibung	A standing cross surmounting a horizontal beaded line that terminates in dots at each end. Two diagonal lines are positioned above the horizontal line, while a large U-shaped arc and two smaller subsidiary lines appear below it. The entire composition is enclosed within a linear circle.
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Zusätzliche Informationen	Géza II's reign coincided with sustained Hungarian involvement in the dynastic struggles of the Byzantine Empire — he sent military support to Manuel I Komnenos's rivals on multiple occasions, a foreign policy that kept the kingdom perpetually mobilized and the royal treasury under strain. These deniers, struck at exceptionally low weight even by contemporary Hungarian standards, reflect that fiscal pressure directly. The fabric is characteristically irregular, with pronounced flan curvature common across the type.