Silver grosh, unlocalised mint, fourth type (with Queen Irina)


- Metal
- Silver
- Diameter
- 19 mm
- Weight
- 1.6 g
- Rarity
- R9 — between 5 and 15 known
Obverse
Jesus Christ, seated on a throne with a high rectangular backrest, with long hair and beard. Around His head is a nimbus with a cross inscribed. Christ is dressed in a chiton and sindon. In His left hand He holds a Gospel, and with His right hand He blesses in front of His chest. In the field on both sides of the head are the initials ІС - ХС. In the bend of the right elbow is an officium mark - a single dot.
Reverse
Empress Irene, on the left, and Emperor Michael, standing, full-length, with stemmata with pendilia, hold between them a banner with a long staff, upon which a cross is depicted. At the upper end, to the left of the banner staff, vertically is inscribed ЧР (empress), and to the right - Ч (emperor). Emperor Michael has a beard and mustache. Both figures wear sakkos and mantles. Their free hands are placed in front of their chests in a gesture of humility. Circular inscription in two parts: ЄΡΙΝΑ - МΙХАИЛ.
Reconstructions
Line drawings reconstructing the coin's design from the surviving specimens.
Also struck by Michael III Shishman Asen
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint in Serbia (?), first type (with Queen Anna)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint in Serbia (?), second type (with St Stephen)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint in Serbia (?), third type (with family name Asen)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint in Serbia (?), fifth type (with St George)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint in Serbia (?), sixth type (with St George)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint in Serbia (?), seventh type (with family name Asen)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint, eighth type (with Queen Irina)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint, ninth type (with Queen Irina)
Silver grosh, unlocalised mint, tenth type (with Queen Irina)
Silver grosh, Tarnovo mint — 19 mm · 1.8 g
Silver grosh, Tarnovo mint — 21 mm · 1.9 g
Copper coin, Tarnovo mint, first type (flat and scyphate variant)
Flat copper coins, Tarnovo mint, second type
Coin photographs and reconstruction drawings from A. Radushev & G. Zhekov, Catalogue of Bulgarian Medieval Coins IX–XV c. (Agató, 1999).

