Dinar - Stefan Uroš II Milutin banner

Series: Grosso Matapan

Obverse

Stefan II stojący twarzą w lewo, trzymający akację w lewej ręce i św. Stefan, nimbowany, stojący twarzą w prawo, trzymający księgę Ewangelii w lewej ręce; obaj trzymają między sobą, prawymi rękami, długi sztandar.

Script: łaciński

Lettering: S STEFAN VROSIV REX

Reverse

Chrystus w nimbie, siedzący na zdobionym tronie i trzymający księgę Ewangelii obiema rękami, peloty po obu stronach tronu.

Script: łaciński

Lettering: IC - XC

Edge

Zwykły

Comments

Istnieją warianty legendy awersu (patrz tabela dat).

Moneta ta imituje weneckie grosso i krążyła równolegle z nim.

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Variants of the obverse legend exist (see date table). 

This coin imitates, and circulated contemporarily with, the Venetian grosso.

See also

• Monarch
• Religious figure

• Dinar - Stefan Uroš II Milutin (Cross on staff)

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
ND (1282-1321)												(en) ✷ under cross
ND (1282-1321)												(en) B (c under cross)
ND (1282-1321)												(en) B (𞋞 under cross)
ND (1282-1321)												(en) Bou
ND (1282-1321)												(en) BT
ND (1282-1321)												(en) IN
ND (1282-1321)												(en) MT
ND (1282-1321)												(en) N (O under cross)
ND (1282-1321)												(en) no marks
ND (1282-1321)												(en) TV (NO under cross)
ND (1282-1321)												(en) TV (TR under cross)
ND (1282-1321)												(en) uр|ош (NO under cross)
ND (1282-1321)												(en) Λ (CT under cross)

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Numista Rarity index: 90

This index is based on the data of Numista members collections. It ranges from 0 to 100, 0 meaning a very common coin or banknote and 100 meaning a rare coin or banknote among Numista members.

Examples of the type

© Jovanovic
ND (1282-1321) – (en) B (c under cross) • 1.8 g

Another classic early dinar modeled after the Venetian grosso but with cross instead of banner.

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© Jovanovic
ND (1282-1321) – (en) B (𞋞 under cross) • 1.8 g (see more)

© Jovanovic
ND (1282-1321) – (en) Bou • 21 mm • 2 g

Another classic early dinar modeled after the Venetian grosso but with a double cross instead of banner. Nicely toned. Some areas of weakness, otherwise, good very fine. Only 7 registered examples and a only type of King Milutin where, at least partially, Cyrillic is used to repeat the name of the king Uros, spelling: "up" on the left and "oш" on the right side. On this example letter "B" is on the left and "oш" on the right side. It either meant to be standing for kings name or that moneyer, possibly after kings death, simply chooses them for minting marks.

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© Jovanovic
ND (1282-1321) – (en) BT • 20 mm • 1.763 g

This is very rare and unique, so far only 1 of 4 known examples where saints name ends with VS. Letter E is missing and his shoulders are also very prominent, wide and square. Title REX is very, very small and double cross has thick shaft.

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ND (1282-1321) – (en) IN • 20 mm • 1.705 g

This is very rare and unique example without a common title REX that is normally featured down along the shaft of the double cross. It is not clear why kings title is omitted it could be moneyers error or it was issued before Milutin became king. Double cross shaft is very thin and Christ throne has slightly arched top which is normally straight or flat.

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ND (1282-1321) – (en) MT • 21 mm • 1.984 g

A contemporary imitation of a gross of Stefan Uros II Milutin. An attractive and particularly wild imitation without title REX being used. About extremely fine. Only 10 registered examples of which Jovanovic listed 3.

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