Obol - Andrew II

正面描述	Central device depicts a stylized frontal bust or head within a beaded inner circle, rendered in the crude but characteristic hammered style of early medieval Hungarian coinage. Below the bust, a triple-arched architectural motif is visible, suggesting a tower or gateway design element. The overall composition is enclosed within a dotted or beaded border. The design is typical of the debased, schematic imagery found on Árpád-dynasty obols of the early 13th century.
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背面描述	The reverse displays a cross or crosslet design as its central motif, framed within a beaded border consistent with the hammered coinage of Andrew II's reign. Annulets or small pellets appear in the angles of the cross, a common ornamental feature on Árpád-period Hungarian deniers and obols. The flat, irregular flan is typical of hand-struck medieval coinage, with design elements occasionally weakly struck near the edges. The overall style reflects the simple yet distinctive iconographic vocabulary of early 13th-century Hungarian royal issues.
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