Légende

Denarius (bracteate) — one-sided coin; obverse: column with two arches supported by a crescent topped with a sphere; on both sides an equal-armed cross with widening, forked ends; motifs include AR marks, crosses, columns, spheres; maker/attribution: Ryszard Antoni (1841–1894) and Potocki Andrzej Kazimierz (1861–1908) noted; Teutonic Knights (State of the Teutonic Order), ca. 1267/1268–ca. 1277/1278; diameter 16.6 mm; weight 0.18 g.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A44_309

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

86.7Mo (4.0Mo) / 46.6cm x 46.6cm / 5504 x 5504 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Denarius bracteate -sided coin obverse column two arches supported crescent topped sphere sides equal-armed cross widening forked ends motifs include AR marks crosses columns spheres maker attribution Ryszard Antoni 1841–1894 Potocki Andrzej Kazimierz 1861–1908 noted Teutonic Knights State Teutonic Order ca 1267 1268–ca 1277 1278 diameter 16.6 mm weight 0.18 g circular shallow object uneven chipped rim shades gray brown beige showing slightly darker inner ring lighter central area center bears two shallow symmetrical indentations cross- raised shapes surface mottled discoloration rough texture small dark spots scratches.