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Samlergrad Medieval Judaica Sjældenhed - Kong Stephen V (1270–1272) Sølv Obolus (Hebraisk Aleph 'א') - Meget fint
​Et tværmarked numismatisk hellig-gral
​Præsenterer en enestående og meget eftertragtet numismatisk skat: et middelalderligt sølvo­bolus fra styret af den ungarske kriger-konge Stephen V (1270–1272). Denne specifikke type er ikke blot et stykke middelalderlig europæisk historie; det er et dybt artefakt af jødisk arv. Med en skarp og frisk tilstand klassificeret som 

Collector Grade Medieval Judaica Rarity - King Stephen V (1270–1272) Silver Obolus (Hebrew Aleph 'א') - Very Fine"
​A Cross-Market Numismatic Holy Grail
​Presenting an exceptional and highly sought-after numismatic treasure: a medieval silver obolus from the reign of the Hungarian warrior-king, Stephen V (1270–1272). This specific type is not merely a piece of medieval European history; it is a profound artifact of Jewish heritage. Surviving in a crisp "Very Fine" (VF) condition, this fractional coin bridges the gap between premium medieval European numismatics and elite Judaica collections.
​The Secret of the Hebrew Aleph (א):
​The Jewish Chamber Counts: Following the devastation of the Mongol Invasion (1241–1242), the Hungarian kings entrusted the rebuilding of the royal treasury to highly educated and wealthy Jewish financial experts, known as Chamber Counts (Kamaragrófok).
​A Symbol of Extreme Trust: The prominent Hebrew letter Aleph (א) on the reverse is the personal mint mark of one of these powerful Jewish financial leaders. Allowing a Hebrew character to be struck onto official Christian royal coinage was an extraordinary privilege and a testament to their indispensable role in the kingdom's survival.
​The Royal Griffins & The Rare Fraction:
​Mythological Protectors: The Aleph is masterfully positioned between two facing mythological griffins. In medieval heraldry, griffins are the ultimate protectors of royal treasures, visually signifying that this Jewish-managed coinage was under the absolute protection of the King.
​The Surviving Obolus: As a fractional coin (half a denar), the obolus saw heavy daily circulation in medieval markets. Finding one where the tiny, intricate details—the griffins and the crucial Hebrew character—are so clearly legible is a remarkable stroke of luck.
​Condition :
Very Fine (VF) - Collector Grade. (Please review the unedited macro photos carefully to appreciate the crisp Hebrew character, the sharp griffins, and the authentic preservation of this exceptionally rare Judaica-Hungarian fractional piece).








Ungarn. King Stephen V (1270–1272) (Hebrew Aleph 'א'). Obolus ND ND  (Ingen mindstepris)

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Sølv-obolus fra Ungarn under kong Stephen V (1270–1272) med det hebraiske Aleph (א) som møntermærke, nominel Obolus ND, i ubrugt stand.

Ungarn. King Stephen V (1270–1272) (Hebrew Aleph 'א'). Obolus ND ND (Ingen mindstepris)

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Sølv-obolus fra Ungarn under kong Stephen V (1270–1272) med det hebraiske Aleph (א) som møntermærke, nominel Obolus ND, i ubrugt stand.

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