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Numerous coins of this type were minted in Saksony. However, there is no doubt that their youngest, dating from the turn of the 11th and 12th centuries, were mass-produced also in Poland.
OBVERSE: An irregular knight’s cross. Ornaments in the shape of points between its arms. There is no point in the middle of the cross.
No pseudo-legend.
REVERSE: Pastoral to the right points.
No pseudo-legend.
NOTE: The barbed representation of the obverse is noteworthy. An irregular knight's cross, irregular points between its arms. No V-shaped elements. Compare with the previous coin.
Silver, diameter 13 mm, weight 0,88 g
- ex Numimarket pl from SILESIA.NK (Poland). February 2024. 300
Literature:
- W. Nakielski, Propozycja nowej atrybucji monet śląskich przełomu XI i XII w. w świetle depozytu z m. Kopacz, gm. Złotoryja, IN: Pieniądz i banki na Śląsku, Poznań 2012, p. 156
Sammlung : POLAND - THE BEGINNINGS OF MINTING (UNTIL THE END OF 12TH CENTURY)