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Denier - Premislaus I Poznań mint

Issuer Greater Poland, Duchy of
Year 1247-1257
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Currency Denier (1138-1303)
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Obverse description Standing frontal figure of the duke, depicted in full length wearing a short tunic, holding a lance or staff in the right hand and a shield in the left hand. The figure is flanked on either side by small six-pointed stars or rosettes in the field. A circular legend surrounds the central design, rendered in crude hammered style typical of 13th-century Polish bracteate-influenced deniers.
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Reverse description The reverse displays a complex intertwined or interlaced decorative composition, likely featuring stylized animal or foliate motifs arranged within the circular field. The design is rendered in the rough, impressionistic hammered style characteristic of mid-13th-century Greater Polish coinage, with a beaded or dotted border encircling the entire reverse field.
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Mint Poznań mint
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