Anonymous flat copper coins, Tarnovo mint, first type






- Metal
- Copper
- Mint
- Tarnovo
Obverse
Variant A. Large isosceles cross with expanded ends, with symmetrical decoration at the bottom in the form of acanthus leaves. Above the transverse arm are the initials Х - С. Variant B. The image is as in Variant A, but the inscription is missing and above the acanthus leaves are depicted two groups of three dots each.
Reverse
Variant A. Double-headed eagle with a tricuspid crown on each head. Its wings are spread. At the upper edge, in the curve of the wings, there is one dot inscribed on each side. Variant B. The image is as in Variant A, but between the heads is placed a tricuspid crown, and at the upper edge of the wings there are three dots each.
Also struck by Ivan Alexander
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Coin photographs and reconstruction drawings from A. Radushev & G. Zhekov, Catalogue of Bulgarian Medieval Coins IX–XV c. (Agató, 1999).