they were classified in 3 categories: I - Ducats, with a diameter of 18-21mm and an average weight of 1,05 grams. There were 3 types of the Wallachian ducats: type I, which had solely Cyrillic inscriptions, featuring on the obverse the inscription and a shield with a cross on top divided into two halves vertically, one being traversed by horizontal stripes and the other featuring a crescent, while on the reverse featuring an eagle with the head tilted to the left sitting on a knightly helmet with a cross to its left; type II, which had both Latin and Cyrillic inscriptions, featuring on the obverse the inscription or and a Jerusalem cross, while on the reverse featuring the inscription or and the same model as type I but mirrored; type III, which, akin to type II had both Cyrillic and Latin inscriptions, featuring on the obverse the inscription or and a shield divided into two halves vertically, one being traversed by horizontal stripes and the other being blank, while on the reverse featuring the inscription or and the same illustration as type II. II - Dinars, with a diameter of 16-18mm and an average weight of 0,70 grams. They looked the same as type III ducats and also featured the same Cyrillic or Latin inscriptions, however they were smaller and lighter. III - Bans, with a diameter of 14-16mm and an average weight of 0,35 grams. On the obverse they featured the same imagery as type II and III ducats did on the reverse, with the exception of the inscription, which was , while on the reverse they featured a Jerusalem cross. References |- Year of birth missing 1377 deaths Rulers of Wallachia House of Basarab People associated with Koutloumousiou Monastery