POLAND - THE BEGINNINGS OF MINTING (UNTIL THE END OF 12TH CENTURY)
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objetos, creada el 21 sept. 2023
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Boleslaw the Brave, hybrid denarius, type +JIVA, about year1015.
NOTE: One of the first, rare Polish coins, issued with very high probability by the royal mint, ranked among the lighter denarii of Bolesław I Chrobry. Dated circa 1015. A type of denarius described...
Greater Poland in the times of Bolesław the Brave ruled (992-1025).
Greater Poland mint in beginnings of XI century. This coin's origin is evidenced by its style and manner of manufacture. NOTE : In this time almost every major of stronghold, provided they...
Greater Poland in the times of Bolesław the Brave (ruled 992-1025).
In opinion profesor Mateusz Bogucki: „ An imitation, probably of Greater Poland from c. 1010-1030”. Similar coins have been found in treasures from Greater Poland: Lisowek, Kinno and Gniezno. NOTE : In this...
Pomerania or Poland- imitation denar of Łupawa type
Unknown local mint. The large weight of the coin suggests its origin in the first half of the 11th century. NOTE : The same coins were found in the famous Lupawa coin hoard...
Poland, anonymous, 2nd and 3rd quarter of the 11th c.
Hybrid of Saxon and Bavarian denarius OBVERSE : The obverse imitating Bavarian chapel denarius. In the inscription characters attempting to imitate the letters. REVERSE: The side with the cross is in style of Saxon...
SIEMOMYSŁ (ZEMUZIL) DUKE OF POMERANIA, LUPAWA TYPE
Kołobrzeg (Kolberg) or unknown Pomeranian mint. About years 1043-1069/70. NOTE: Very rare, one of the oldest Pomeranian coin. OBVERSE : immitation of Danish long cross penny of Sweyn II Estridsson. Pseudolegend REVERSE: Imitation of...
Pomerania - imitation denar of Łupawa type
Unknown Pomeranian local mint. About years 1050-1075. NOTE : The same coins were found in the famous Lupawa coin hoard in Pomerania. They were produced in numerous local mints from the mid-11th to...
Pomerania - imitation denar of Łupawa type
Unknown Pomeranian local mint. About years 1050-1075. NOTE : The same coins were found in the famous Lupawa coin hoard in Pomerania. They were produced in numerous local mints from the mid-11th to...
Pomerania - imitation denar of Łupawa type
Unknown Pomeranian local mint. About years 1050-1075. NOTE : The same coins were found in the famous Lupawa coin hoard in Pomerania. They were produced in numerous local mints from the mid-11th to the...
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Pomerania - imitation denar of Łupawa type
Unknown Pomeranian local mint. About years 1050-1075. NOTE : The same coins were found in the famous Lupawa coin hoard in Pomerania. They were produced in numerous local mints from the mid-11th to...
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Pomerania - imitation denar of Łupawa type
Unknown Pomeranian local mint. About years 1050-1075. NOTE : The same coins were found in the famous Lupawa coin hoard in Pomerania. They were produced in numerous local mints from the mid-11th to...
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Pomerania - imitation denar of Łupawa type
Unknown Pomeranian local mint. OBVERSE : primitive imitation of Anglo-Saxon short cross denarius. Between each arm of cross three points. NOTE : Coins with a similar motif were found in the famous Lupawa...
Imitation denar OAP (Western Slavs)
OBVERSE : The obverse imitating denarius of Otto and Adelaide. Three dots instead of a cross, mistranscription of the name ATEAHLAT REVERSE: Irregular cross, with ODDD in its arms. Several characters-letters can be...
Imitation denar (Saxony? Poland? Pomerania?)
Hybrid of a type II "cross denar" and "Otto and Adelaide" denar. Imitation. A fairly faithfully reproduced drawing of both the OAP denarius and the imitation type II cross denarius, omitting, of course, the...
Imitation denar OAP (Western Slavs, Poland?)
First half of 11th century . OBVERSE : The obverse imitating denarius of Otto and Adelaide. Irregular chapel with three dots. REVERSE: Irregular cross, with ODOD in its arms. Besides, there is a G...
Imitation denar (Poland? Pomerania?)
West Slawen (Pomerania? Poland?) imitation of OAP denar. The weight of the coin suggests it was struck in the first half of the 11th century. NOTE: Such imitations are found en masse...
Polish or Saxony imitation (?) of anonymous „cross denarius”
Imitation of a type VI "cross denar" (CNP 686) from ca. 1015-1025 OBVERSE: Irregular cross with dots. Pseudolegend REVERSE: : Irregular cross with double and single dots. Pseudolegend Weight 1, 02 G, Diameter 17...
Boleslaw II the Bold as Duke of Poland
denarius, first type of coins of Boleslaw the Bold, dated 1070-1076, Cracow mint OBVERSE : Prince on horseback to the left with a spear, behind the rider the letter S REVERSE : head left...
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Boleslaw II the Bold as Duke of Poland
denarius, first type of coins of Boleslaw the Bold, dated 1070-1076, Cracow mint. Primitive style of obverse. OBVERSE : Prince on horseback to the left with a spear and shild, behind the rider mint...
Boleslaw II the Bold as Duke of Poland
denarius, first type of coins of Boleslaw the Bold, dated 1070-1076, Cracow mint OBVERSE : Prince on horseback to the left with a spear. Unlisted mint marks in literature, behind the figure of the...
Boleslaw II the Bold as King of Poland
denarius, second type of coins of Boleslaw the Bold, dated 1076-1080, Cracow mint OBVERSE : Bust of the king left with diadem, wearing armour. In hand the sword of justice. To the right the...
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Boleslaw II the Bold as King of Poland
denarius, second type of coins of Boleslaw the Bold, dated 1076-1080, Cracow mint OBVERSE : Bust of the king left with diadem. In hand the sword of justice. To the right and left the...
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Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
denarius, older type of duke Ladislaus denarius , dated before 1086, Cracow mint OBVERSE : Realistic portrait of Prince Ladislas to the left. + . VL . ADISLAVS REVERSE : A building with three...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
denarius, later type of duke Ladislaus denarius, dated after 1086, Cracow mint OBVERSE : Schematic portrait of Prince Ladislas to the left. + VL*A*D*I*SL*AVS REVERSE : A building with three towers topped by crosses. Some...
Sieciech the Voivode of Duke Władysław Herman
The typological research of these coins carried out by A. Kędzierski gives strong grounds to indicate the mint in Kalisz as the place of their production and to attribute them to Sieciech - the...
Sieciech the Voivode of Duke Władysław Herman
The typological research of these coins carried out by A. Kędzierski gives strong grounds to indicate the mint in Kalisz as the place of their production and to attribute them to Sieciech - the...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland (with sign of Voivode Sieciech?)
denarius, Cracow mint ? OBVERSE : Schematic portrait of Prince Ladislas to the left. + VLI.D.X.I.XSLAS REVERSE : A building with three towers topped by crosses. Some historians interpret this as the oldest image of Krakow....
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
Cross denarius, Wroclaw mint, near 1090. OBVERSE: head of St. John in a single border. Variant with the visible forehead of the saint. Traces of pseudolegend REVERSE , in the corners of cross...
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Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
Cross denarius, Wroclaw mint, near 1090. OBVERSE: head of St. John in a single border. Pseudolegend REVERSE , in the corners V●V● signs Pseudolegend Silver, diameter 12 mm, weight 1,29 G NOTE: A very...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
Cross denarius, Wroclaw mint, near 1090. OBVERSE: head of St. John in a single border. Variant without the visible forehead of the saint. The hair almost touches the eyes. Traces of pseudolegend REVERSE ,...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
Cross denarius, Wroclaw mint, before 1100. OBVERSE: head of St. John in a double border: pearl and continuous REVERSE : cross in double border: pearl and continuous, in the corners V●V● signs Silver, diameter...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed by A. Kędzierski to Wladyslaw Herman. In his clasification Sdm-6C8. OBVERSE : Straight cross with four large balls. Pseudolegend...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed by A. Kędzierski to Wladyslaw Herman. In his clasification Sdm-6C8. OBVERSE : Straight cross with traces of four large...
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Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland or his older son Sbigneus
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed to Wladyslaw Herman or his older son Sbigneus. OBVERSE : Primitive straight cross with four large balls. Pseudolegend ...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland or his older son Sbigneus
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed to Wladyslaw Herman or his older son Sbigneus. OBVERSE : Straight cross with four large balls. Pseudolegend. Vissible letter...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland or his older son Sbigneus
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed to Wladyslaw Herman or his older son Sbigneus. OBVERSE : Straight cross with four large balls. Pseudolegend REVERSE...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland or his older son Sbigneus
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed to Wladyslaw Herman or his older son Sbigneus. OBVERSE : Straight cross with four large balls. Pseudolegend. Vissible letter...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland or his older son Zbigniew
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed to Wladyslaw Herman or his older son Zbigniew. OBVERSE : Straight cross with large balls. Pseudolegend REVERSE :...
Ladislaus Herman as duke of Poland or his older son Zbigniew
Coin struck in Greater Poland (Kalisz mint?) at the end of the 11th century. Attributed to Wladyslaw Herman or his older son Zbigniew. OBVERSE : Straight cross with large balls. Pseudolegend REVERSE :...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
Denarius, Wroclaw mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : SI monogram in linear border points between, in outer border legend writting from left to right. BOLEXSLAVS REVERSE : head of St. John in front, in line border,...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
Denarius, Wroclaw mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : SI monogram in linear border, in outer border legend writting from left to right. BOLEXSLAVS REVERSE : head of St. John in front, in line border, in outer...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
Denarius, Wroclaw mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : SI monogram in linear border points between, in outer border legend writting from left to right. BOLEXLAVS REVERSE : head of St. John in front, in line border,...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Wroclaw mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : SI monogram in linear border, in outer border legend +BOLEZLAI REVERSE : head of St. John in front, in line border, in outer border legend + IOHANNIS ...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Legnica mint (1097-1107), early issue OBVERSE : Little head od duke with pearl frieze. The eyebrows and nose form a Y-shape. D [ VX B]OLIZLAVS. REVERSE : Little head of Sint John...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Legnica mint (1097-1107), early issue OBVERSE : Little head od duke with pearl frieze BOLIZLAVS DVX REVERSE : Little head of Sint John with pearl frieze SCS IOHANNES. NOTE: Very rare variant...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Legnica mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : head with pearl frieze, DVX BOLZLIAVS REVERSE : head with pearl frieze SCS IOAΛNNES• A beautifully preserved coin, with mint background. Silver, diameter 19 MM, weight 0,86 G...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Legnica mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : head with pearl frieze, DVX BOLIZLAVS REVERSE : head with pearl frieze SCS IOANN•SE. Very rare obverse and reverse reverse legend starting at the bottom of the coin. Unlisted...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Legnica mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : head with pearl frieze, BOLEZXLVS REVERSE : head with pearl frieze XIo.ANNES Very rare denarius with reverse legend starting at the bottom of the coin. Unlisted variety in...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Legnica mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : head with pearl frieze, BOLEZXLVS REVERSE : head with pearl frieze XIo.ANNES Silver, diameter 17 mm, weight 0.64 g - ex Numimarket from SILESIA.NK (Poland). April 2024. Literature...
Boleslaw III the Wrymouthed as Duke of Silesia
denarius, Legnica mint (1097-1107) OBVERSE : head with pearl frieze, BO+LEZLAS REVERSE : head with pearl frieze + IOANNES A beautifully preserved coin, with mint background. Silver, diameter 17,5 mm, weight 0.89 g - ex...
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Anonymous Silesian „cross denarius”
Polish imitation or product of an unofficial Silesian mint from the same late 11th century. Coin with a simplified, rather primitive design. OBVERSE : Irregular, straight cross with four large balls. Traces...
Anonymous Silesian „cross denarius”
Product of Silesian mint (Wrocław?) from the beginnings of 12th century. Coin with a simplified, rather primitive design. OBVERSE : straight cross with four large balls. No pseudolegend REVERSE : Knights' cross...
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