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ducat — National Museum of Romanian History

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Individual type · partial

ducat is held by National Museum of Romanian History (Romania). Description supplied by the holding institution: obverse: Circular legend arranged between two beaded circles.

In the center, knight in armor depicted standing in semi-profile to the right, holding a bundle of arrows in the left hand, and in the right hand a sword resting on the right shoulder. To his right and left the year date 15 / 96. At the top of the coin, the legend and the inner beaded circle are interrupted by the knight's head. The collection record gives measurements diameter: 22.85 mm; mass: 3.49 g. Published through Europeana; how far this object represents a wider collectible type has not yet been independently verified.

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Physical characteristics

Dimensions
diametru: 22,85 mm; masa: 3,49 g

Identification

Europeana id
/2048047/Clasate_48de212ddd114f09ab63ad4f8955a0c7
Museum object name
ducat
Holding institution
National Museum of Romanian History

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