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Pulo - Vasily I Dmitriyevich Bird right / Arabic legend imitation

Issuer Moscow, Grand principality of
Year 1403-1412
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Technique Hammered
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Obverse script Cyrillic
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Reverse description The reverse bears an imitation of an Arabic inscription filling the central field, composed of pseudo-Arabic or debased Arabic script arranged in multiple registers within a circular border. The lettering, while drawing on Tatar-Mongol monetary traditions inherited from the Golden Horde, is non-functional and decorative in character, reflecting the cultural and political milieu of early 15th-century Muscovite coinage. The strike is irregular and the flan exhibits the typical uneven surface of hammered copper pulo issues. No meaningful Arabic text is legible, the design serving primarily as an imitative motif.
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