Denier - Béla IV

Features

Issuer	Hungary
King	Béla IV (1235-1270)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1235-1270
Value	Denier (Denár) (1)
Currency	Denier (997-1310)
Composition	Silver
Weight	0.28 g
Diameter	11.90 mm
Shape	Round (irregular)
Technique	Hammered
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 39137
References	ÉH# 101 Emil Unger. Magyar Éremhatározó. Ajtósi Dűrer Könyvkiadó, Budapest, Hungary (3 volumes). , H# 69 Lajos Huszár; 1979. Münzkatalog Ungarn. Battenberg, Munich, Bavaria, Germany. , EK I# 18/14 András Lengyel; 2019. Ezüstkönyv / Volume I. 997-1307: középkori magyar pénzverés. Muonas Befektetési, Budapest, Hungary. , CAC III# 22.10 Csaba Tóth, József Géza Kiss; 2020. Az Árpád-kori magyar pénzek / Volume III = Catalogue of Árpádian Coinage. Martin Opitz Kiadó, Budapest, Hungary.

Obverse

Double cross (András Cross) in shield, lettering around

Lettering: B ELA REX

Translation: King Béla

Reverse

Ornament from circles, dots and stars

Edge

Plain

Comments

The first Hungarian coin with the double cross of St. András - later appearing in the Coat of Arms of the Hungarian Kingdom and even later in the arms of Slovakia, as well.

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Date	XF		Frequency
Undetermined
ND (1235-1270)	$ 24		92%
ND (1235-1270)		retrograde cross	4%
ND (1235-1270)		smaller, narrower letters	0%

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