Bolisalud IV, Denar without date - NGC MS64

A specimen mint piece.
Beautiful luster throughout, no signs of circulation.
The second highest NGC grade, at the present time, for a denarius of this ruler, with no variety breakdown.

The type of denarius linked to the tribute paid to Frederick Barbarossa in 1157, in Krzyszków near Poznań.
A variety not described in Stronczynski:
- on the obverse crescents on the sides of the emperor, the crown square;
- on the reverse the letter M at the beginning and five dashes at the end of the legend.

In this state of preservation - RARE
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Obverse: emperor on a throne, wearing a square crown, with a lily and an apple in his hands, crescents on the emperor's sides
Reverse: letter M, below it an inscription in three lines BOL / EZГ / AVS (A and V reversed, S lying down)