Circumferences of the disc going to the shaft, well-preserved elements of iconography.
A rare brakteat.
The second type of Teutonic coin, probably being the first coin of Elblag.
The distinctive brakteat with a knight with a shield was minted in two Polish cities: Torun and Elblag, which was granted a location privilege in 1246. An attempt to separate them was made by Borys Paszkiewicz, separating two groups of this type, differing in the arrangement of insignia and the shape of the cross. He attributes the present brakteat, of the second group, due to the proportion of its occurrence in treasures from the areas in question, to the Elblag mint (while stressing that this is a hypothesis).
Silver, diameter 20 mm, weight 0.18 g.
