Denier - Solomon

Solomon became king of Hungary at age seven and spent much of his reign in dynastic conflict with his cousins Géza and László — the same family members who would ultimately drive him from the throne. His rule was militarily eventful: a joint campaign with the German emperor Henry IV produced a significant victory at Nándorfehérvár (Belgrade) in 1072, but the alliance with a German overlord cost Solomon domestic support among the Hungarian nobility. He died in obscurity, likely as a wandering penitent, sometime after 1087.

Denier production under Solomon continued the thin, broad fabric established by his predecessors, with dies showing considerable variation across the issue — the multiple catalog references reflect ongoing scholarly disagreement over precise die sequencing.