Денарий, Польша, Boleslaw (992-1025), м.д. ?

POLAND / Boleslaw the Brave 992-1025. denarius of the venciezlavvs type, 995-1004, mint in Wielkopolska; Obv: Letters CVV (distorted DVX) inside the rim, around back RCLLELRVVS (distorted BOLESLAVS); Rev: Inside the border a simple cross with extended arms, wedges in the corners, around VENCIEZLIVVS (deformed VENCIEZLAVVS); table page III, No. 4, Zakrzewski 18, Such.'67 type II.2, Suchodolski-Medieval Numismatics, 2012, part 9, Fig. 1; silver 18-19 mm, 1.12 g, perfectly legible both names on both sides of the coin, a coin of great rarity, only the second copy on sale since World War II, and in addition in an exorbitantly better condition than the previously offered copy This type of coin over the years 100 years (2nd half of the 19th century - 1st half of the 20th century) changed its attribution many times and was read with varying results. Already Kazimierz Stronczyński as \a coin minted in Poland under a foreign stamp\". At the end of the 19th century, Eduard Fiala attributed it to the son of Bolesław II