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Denier - Louis I of Hungary Kraków mint

Issuer Kingdom of Poland
Year 1370-1382
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Reference(s) Kop#345
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Reverse description Central field features an interlaced or knotted monogram, likely a stylized royal cipher or letter, rendered in a decorative Gothic manner. The motif is enclosed within a circular border composed of pellets or a rope-like beaded frame. The design is typical of the anonymous denier coinage of Louis I struck in Poland, with no readable surrounding legend.
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Mintage ND (1370-1382)
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