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Trachy - Ivan Sratsimir Vidin mint

Issuer Second Bulgarian Empire
Year 1356-1397
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Obverse description Central field occupied by the interlaced Cyrillic monograms of Tsar Ivan Sracimir, rendered in bold relief across the flan. The monograms are composed of interwoven letters forming a decorative ligature characteristic of late medieval Bulgarian coinage. The flan is irregular and slightly ragged at the edges, consistent with hand-struck hammered copper issues of the Vidin mint. No border or legend surrounds the monogram device.
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Reverse description Half-length facing bust of Christ Pantokrator depicted in orans or benediction pose, with both arms raised and hands extended outward. The figure is rendered in a stylized Byzantine manner typical of Bulgarian trachy coinage of the fourteenth century. The Christogram IC-XC appears divided across the field to either side of the bust. The overall composition follows standard Byzantine iconographic conventions adapted by the Vidin mint workshop.
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Reverse lettering IC-XC
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