1141–1162 Hungary Géza II Silver Denar – NGC MS 61
This authentic silver denar was struck during the reign of King Géza II of Hungary (1141–1162), one of the kingdom's most influential medieval rulers. Issued nearly 900 years ago, these historic coins are prized for their connection to the flourishing medieval Kingdom of Hungary and remain highly sought after by collectors of European and world coinage.
Certified NGC MS 61 (Mint State 61), this coin is an uncirculated example that retains original mint detail and strong eye appeal. Mint State medieval coins are exceptionally difficult to locate, making certified examples especially desirable.
According to the NGC Population Report Only 17 coins have received the MS 61 grade, with just 27 examples graded higher, placing this coin among the top 3% of all certified specimens.
A remarkable high-grade medieval silver coin, this Géza II denar represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a scarce Mint State example of one of Hungary's most historically significant issues.
