Obol - Charles Robert

Charles Robert of Anjou spent the first decade of his reign fighting to actually control the kingdom he'd been crowned ruler of — twice — before the Hungarian magnates finally accepted his authority around 1310. His monetary reforms followed once political consolidation allowed it, overhauling a debased coinage system that had deteriorated badly under the late Árpád kings and their successors. This obol sits within that reform program, though the precise 1327 dating reflects documentary evidence from chamber accounts rather than mint marks on the coins themselves.