One of the rarer brakteates of Leszek the White.
According to Witold Garbaczewski, the depicted iconography is modeled from Brandenburg coins, possibly those of Otto II (1184-1205).
The three rings on the right side of the knight are probably the equivalent of the name OTTO.
The turret on the left side of the knight, on the other hand, probably occurs in the sense of a territorial symbol.
Kraków (or Sandomierz) issue.
A beautiful piece, with mint luster and charming patina.
obverse: knight in helmet and armor standing facing, holding sword and gonfanon, in the right field three rings, in the left field a tower and a circle with four rays
