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Silver Denar of King Stefan V of HungarySilver denar coin depicting King Stefan V of Hungary. The obverse shows the inscription "MONETA UNGARIE" surrounding a crowned head. The reverse features two doves flanking a large Hebrew letter Aleph. The coin was produced by Jewish mint masters. Four similar coins with varying designs are also present in the collection. Dated circa 1270.
Silver Obol of Bela IV, 1235Silver obol, 1235. Obverse: Castle tower with fleur-de-lis on either side, crescent below. Reverse: Large Hebrew letter Tsade within a circle of lilies. Minted by Jewish mint masters. Five other similar obols with different designs are in this collection.
Silver Obol of Bela IV: A Jewish Mint Master's CreationSilver obol; obverse depicts a castle tower with fleur-de-lis on either side and a crescent below; reverse shows a large Hebrew letter Tsade within a circle of lilies. Minted by Jewish mint masters. Off-center. Five other obols with different designs are in this collection. Date: circa 1235. Geographic location: Possibly Hungary (based on association with Bela IV).
Silver Obol of King Bela IV, 1235Silver obol minted in 1235 during the reign of King Bela IV of Hungary. The obverse depicts a crowned bust of the king with the inscription "REX BELA" and a Hebrew letter Tsade. The reverse shows a standing eagle. This coin is one of six similar yet uniquely designed pieces in the collection, indicating the work of Jewish mint masters. The coin's physical location is listed as the Kaplan Family Collection.