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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 铸造量 | ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3034 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3035 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3036 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3037 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3038 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3039 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3040 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3041 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3042 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3043 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3044 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3045 - ND (1333-1370) - Kopicki 3046 - |
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Casimir III — the only Polish king to earn the epithet "the Great" — inherited a kingdom described by contemporaries as receiving it in wood and leaving it in stone. His monetary reform was part of that rebuilding: the Lwów mint was established after he incorporated Red Ruthenia (Galicia) into the Polish crown in 1349, making these deniers among the earliest coins struck at what is now Lviv, Ukraine. The range of Kop# varieties reflects ongoing die study of a type that circulated heavily and survives mostly in poor condition.