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Denier - Mieszko II Lambert unknown mint

Issuer Kingdom of Poland
Year 1013-1024
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Currency Denier (992-1306)
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Obverse lettering + MIESZKO
Reverse description The reverse displays a bold cross pattee in the center of the field, surrounded by a scattering of small cross or star ornaments irregularly distributed across the inner field. A circular Latin legend reading + PRINCES POLONIE encircles the design, with letterforms characteristic of early 11th-century Polish deniers, showing crude but legible execution. The legend affirms the issuing authority of the Prince of Poland. The flan is irregular and the border is formed by a double incuse circle.
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