| 裏面の説明 |
The reverse field presents a crudely rendered quadruped animal, likely a lion or horse, depicted in profile facing right in a walking or rearing posture, executed in the simplified, schematic style typical of medieval Russian pulo coinage. Two pellets or dots are visible in the lower field, serving as decorative or separating elements. The design is contained within the irregular, flan with no formal border. The overall composition reflects the rudimentary die-cutting techniques employed in the Nizhny Novgorod-Suzdal principality during the late 14th century. No legible inscription is apparent. |
