Denier - Přemysl

Přemysl of Moravia, the issuing margrave, was a younger son of Přemysl Otakar I of Bohemia and spent much of his tenure navigating the competing pressures of his brother Wenceslaus I and the Bohemian crown. The Moravian deniers of this period were struck at a time when the margraviate maintained its own mint rights as a semi-autonomous appanage, a privilege that would progressively erode under Bohemian centralization through the later thirteenth century.

Cach 894 is among the scarcer attributions in this reign grouping.