#6072 - Jujid, Qrimean ulus, pul or follaro?, ca. 1350 AD

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#6072: Jujid, Qrimean ulus, pul or follaro?, ca. 1350 AD

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lowvolga

Registered: 13-January-2003
Location: Russia, Moscow
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It is the unique specimen of such type. It was found near Sevastopol (Qrim, ancient Cherson).
An obverse is imitation (?) of the one very famous Crimean type with two-heads eagle (743 AH, you see here #6100). Reverse – portal Genovese. It is not overstrike or countermark.

Upload Date: 5-July-2004

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Keywords: Cafa Caffa

Weight, g: 1.29

Size, mm: 18x16

Mint: ??

Metal: AE

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adamaney Registered: 10-June-2004 Location: Italy, close to Genoa Photos: 67 Comments: 176	adamaney » 5-August-2004 12:09am Do you have another pic of reverse? Thankyou, greetings D.Ferro adamaney@libero.it

Veram Onopa

Registered: 21-November-2010
Location: Ua Ksom
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Veram Onopa » 22-June-2012 2:15am

Thank you Lowvolga for the new picture.

However, this is an overstrike: the traces of the host coin including three dots of the beading can be seen from 8 to 1 hour on the "castle" side. And more, the "castle" die is only 2/3 in diameter of that necessary to coin the opposite side with letters. Impossible for the die's pairs, and with the small upper die (for sure upper, as one-sided coins with this castle are known) you will never achieve deep relief on the whole of the large die, outside the edge of the small one
http://coins.ucoz.ru/_fr/9/4106786.jpg