Genoese-Crimean period. 1396 – 1471. ~ Museum of money of Feodosia

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GENOESE-CRIMEAN PERIOD. 1396 – 1471.
COINS OF THE BANK OF ST.GEORGE (AFTER 1453).

Coins

	Denomination: Fals Year: – Material: Copper Description: Anonymous Golden Horde's pool of the 13th – early 14th cc. Obvere: Inside a dotted circle a statement made concerning the cost of copper and silver coins; the side is partially effaced due to on-top mint. Reverse: Tamga and the place of issue. Small-size counter-stamp representing the coat-of-arms of Genoa (a door along with three towers) inside a rectangular. Diameter – 19 mm. Weight – 2.85 g. Country or town: Kaffa
	Denomination: Fals Year: – Material: Copper Description: Anonymous Golden Horde's pool of the 13th – early 14th cc. Small-size counter-stamp representing the coat-of-arms of Genoa (a door along with three towers) inside a rectangular. Diameter – 19 mm. Weight – 1.69 g. Country or town: Kaffa
	Denomination: Fals Year: – Material: Copper Description: Anonymous Golden Horde's pool of the 13th – early 14th cc. Small-size counter-stamp representing the coat-of-arms of Genoa (a door along with three towers) inside a rectangular. Diameter – 17 mm. Weight – 1.17 g. Country or town: Kaffa
	Denomination: Fals Year: – Material: Copper Description: Anonymous Golden Horde's pool of the 13th – early 14th cc. Obverse: Effaced due to on-top mint. Reverse: Small-size counter-stamp representing the coat-of-arms of Genoa (a door along with three towers) inside a rectangular. Diameter – 16.5 mm. Weight – 1.52 g. Country or town: Kaffa
	Denomination: Fals Year: – Material: Copper Description: Anonymous Golden Horde's pool of the 13th – early 14th cc. Small-size counter-stamp representing the coat-of-arms of Genoa (a door along with three towers) inside a rectangular. Diameter – 18 mm. Weight – 1.91 g. Country or town: Kaffa

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