1141–1162 Hungary Géza II Denar – NGC AU 58
This authentic silver denar was struck during the reign of King Géza II of Hungary (1141–1162), one of the most influential rulers of medieval Hungary. Géza II strengthened the kingdom through military campaigns, diplomatic alliances, and economic development, making coins from his reign important artifacts of Central European history.
Certified NGC AU 58 (About Uncirculated), this coin retains exceptional detail with only slight evidence of circulation. Its strong preservation makes it a desirable example for collectors of medieval European coinage.
Certified by NGC, only 51 coins have received the AU 58 grade, while just 47 examples have been graded higher, underscoring its relative scarcity in this level of preservation.
Whether you're building a medieval collection or seeking a historically significant European silver coin, this Géza II denar offers an outstanding combination of rarity, condition, and nearly 900 years of history.
