1095–1116 Hungary Coloman Silver Denar – NGC MS 63
This exceptional silver denar was struck during the reign of King Coloman of Hungary (1095–1116), known as Coloman the Learned, one of the most important rulers of medieval Hungary. His reign was marked by significant legal reforms, cultural advancement, and the strengthening of the Hungarian kingdom.
Weighing 0.34 grams, this authentic medieval silver denar has been certified by NGC MS 63 (Mint State 63), representing an outstanding example with sharp remaining detail and exceptional preservation for a coin nearly 900 years old. Mint State medieval Hungarian coins are highly sought after due to their rarity and the challenges of preserving such fragile early coinage.
According to the NGC Population Report, 31 examples have been graded MS 63, with only 8 examples graded higher. This places the coin among the finest certified examples available and makes it a particularly desirable piece for advanced collectors.
A remarkable survivor from the early medieval Kingdom of Hungary, this Coloman denar offers a rare combination of historical importance, exceptional grade, and scarcity.
