Béla IV (1235–1270) - Silver Denar (ÉH 256) - XF ​Béla IV, revered as the "second founder of the state" for his monumental efforts in rebuilding Hungary after the devastating Mongol invasion (1241–1242), played a crucial role in restarting and stabilizing the economy and the coinage system of the Kingdom of Hungary. This classic, small-sized silver denar (ÉH 256) is a beautiful numismatic relic of this pivotal and heroic era. Among the silver coins of the Árpád dynasty, it is quite rare to find a specimen preserved in such a high, XF grade, with nearly untouched details surviving the centuries. It would be a proud addition to any serious collection focusing on medieval Hungarian coinage. ​Condition: XF (Extremely Fine) An exceptionally beautiful piece with a sharp and strong strike. The motifs and fine details of the coin are perfectly legible, and the surfaces are excellently preserved. The overall aesthetic appeal of the coin is stunning; a true premium piece. ​