1095–1116 Hungary Silver Denar
King Coloman (Könyves Kálmán / Coloman the Learned) • AU58
A remarkable medieval silver coin from the reign of King Coloman of Hungary (1095–1116), one of the most important rulers of the Árpád dynasty.
Known as Coloman the Learned because of his education and scholarly interests, he ruled Hungary during a pivotal era of European history, including the time of the First Crusade. His reign was marked by political consolidation, territorial influence, and the strengthening of the Hungarian kingdom.
This small medieval silver Denar was produced using traditional hammered coinage techniques. Despite its tiny size, it represents nearly a thousand years of European monetary history and provides a direct connection to the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.
Certified and graded AU58, this example exhibits exceptional preservation for a coin over 900 years old, with strong remaining details and attractive surfaces.
Specifications
- Country: Kingdom of Hungary
- Dynasty: Árpád Dynasty
- Ruler: King Coloman (Könyves Kálmán)
- Reign: 1095–1116
- Denomination: Denar
- Metal: Silver
- Weight: Approximately 0.39 grams
- Technique: Hammered coinage
- Certification: AU58
A rare opportunity to own a medieval Hungarian silver coin from the age of kings, crusades, and the transformation of Europe during the early 12th century.
