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Pulo - Fedor Mikhailovich
| Issuer | Principality of Mikulin |
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| Year | 1399-1407 |
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| Currency | Denga (1339-1485) |
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| Obverse script | Cyrillic |
| Obverse lettering | КНЯЗЬ ВЕЛИКИЙ ФЕДОР |
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Mikulin was a minor appanage principality in the upper Volga region, dependent on Tver, and its coinage output was correspondingly thin. The pulo denomination served as the lowest-value copper unit in the fragmented monetary system of late medieval Rus, filling a transactional gap that silver wire money — by weight and value — could not practically address. Fedor Mikhailovich ruled Mikulin during a period when appanage princes asserted local identity partly through independent coin issue, however modest the output.