(Mar 7, 2017)
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| Weight | 0.85 g. | | Diameter | 17 mm | 1.05 grams
0.70 grams
The coins attributed to Vladislav I Vlaicu are struck in silver and are of the following types: I - coins with the diameter of 18 to 21 mm, average weight approx
II - coins with the diameter of 16 to 18 mm, average weight of approx
III - coins with diameter of 15 to 16 mm, average weight approx
0.35 grams (bearing no inscriptions)
The coins of the first type could be minted according to Venetian ducats standard (first struck in 1202), initially named ducats, next groats or matapans, and heavily copied in the Balkans
0.70 grams are equivalent to the Hungarian denar and are named dinar (with the plural dinari)
The third type, coins bearing no inscriptions, with an average weight of 0.35 grams were named ban (with the plural bani) (that's the previous name of the silver denar minted by the Slavonian rulers)
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