1131–1141 Hungary Béla II Silver Denar – NGC AU 58
This authentic silver denar was struck during the reign of King Béla II of Hungary (1131–1141), a medieval ruler whose reign continued the development and consolidation of the Hungarian kingdom. Coins from Béla II’s era offer collectors a tangible connection to the early medieval history of Hungary and the Árpád dynasty.
Certified NGC AU 58 (About Uncirculated), this example exhibits strong remaining detail with only light evidence of circulation. Surviving in this level of preservation after nearly 900 years, it represents an attractive and desirable example of medieval Hungarian coinage.
According to the NGC Population Report, 179 examples have been graded AU 58, with 745 examples graded higher. This coin is a quality representative of the issue and an excellent choice for collectors seeking historically significant medieval European silver coinage.
A fascinating piece of Hungarian history, this Béla II denar combines medieval rarity, certified authenticity, and nearly nine centuries of numismatic heritage.
