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Denier - Stephen III

Issuer Hungary
Year 1162-1172
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Currency Denier (997-1310)
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Obverse script Latin
Obverse lettering A O
Reverse description Within a plain inner circle, a large capital letter A rendered in a bold, angular style occupies the central field, surrounded by five pellets distributed around it. The minimalist design is typical of the anonymous medieval Hungarian denier series, with the letter serving as a symbolic or mint mark rather than a conventional legend. The flan is irregular and flat, consistent with hammered silver production of the twelfth century.
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