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Dinar - Stefan Uros II Milutin

Issuer Serbia (medieval)
Year 1282-1321
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Composition Silver
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Reverse lettering IC XC
(Translation: Jesus Christ)
Edge Plain
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Stefan Uroš II Milutin ruled Serbia for nearly four decades, an unusually long and expansionary reign during which he pushed his borders deep into Byzantine Macedonia and extracted enormous wealth in silver from the mines at Brskovo and Novo Brdo. That mining income funded not only warfare but a prolific church-building program — Milutin is credited with founding or restoring over forty monasteries. The dinars produced under his authority circulated widely across the Balkans and were accepted in Ragusan trade accounts by name.

Jovanović type 7.17 falls within a series showing progressive refinement as Serbian minting practice absorbed Venetian grosso conventions in both weight standard and fabric.

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