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Denier - Ladislaus II the Exile Kraków mint

Issuer Kingdom of Poland
Year 1138-1146
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Weight 0.62 g
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Obverse description Within a beaded inner circle, two figures depicted in combat or struggle: a standing armed knight holding a raised sword in his right hand, confronting a kneeling figure subdued beneath him, rendered in the archaic Romanesque style characteristic of early Polish medieval coinage. A small head or bust appears above the central scene, possibly representing a divine or regal witness. The surrounding field between the beaded circle and the irregular coin edge bears a partial Latin legend reading LODIZLAVS, interspersed with decorative cross and floral motifs. The overall die work is bold but primitive, with flat relief typical of hammered Piast dynasty deniers.
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Obverse lettering LODIZLAVS
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Mintage ND (1138-1146) - Kopicki 49a Punch 1 -
ND (1138-1146) - Kopicki 49a Punch 2 -
ND (1138-1146) - Kopicki 49b -
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