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Denier - Stephen III

Issuer Hungary
Year 1162-1172
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Weight 0.22 g
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Obverse description Central field features a Latin cross flanked by the letters A and O in the outer field, with three Omega-shaped crescents adorned with lines positioned above the cross. A small dot occupies the center of the cross. The design is characteristic of the crude hammered coinage of medieval Hungary, with the symbolic use of Alpha (A) and Omega (O) referencing Christian iconography.
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Obverse lettering A O
Reverse description Within a beaded or incuse inner circle, a horizontal bar is intersected by the letter S, evoking a stylized monogram or decorative device. The composition is centrally placed within the flan, typical of the simplified symbolic reverse designs found on Hungarian deniers of the twelfth century. The surrounding field is plain and unadorned.
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