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Coin minting returned to Lviv and Kyiv in the fourteenth century

A generic silver coin and minting tools in a reconstructed fourteenth-century workshop; not an exact documented issue.
A mint worker strikes a generic coin blank in a reconstructed Lviv workshop.
A market exchange using a generic silver coin in a reconstructed medieval Kyiv street.
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A generic silver coin and minting tools in a reconstructed fourteenth-century workshop; not an exact documented issue.

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In the fourteenth century, local coin minting returned in Ukrainian lands. The Lviv mint produced Galician-Rus coins, including half-groschen, while Kyiv coinage is associated with Prince Volodymyr Olgerdovych. These were separate regional issues, not one shared coin for all lands.