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Another uniface coin for your inspection. This one is a 2 pfennig from the German bishopric of Passau. It is dated 1532 AD and is attributed as Shulten 2644 and Kellner 79d.

Between all those cool coins my damaged 1532 Prussia/Brandenburg groschen (basically like pepactonius' 1538, except in much worse grade, and obviously with a different date) would probably look pretty ugly. And I've misplaced it anyway. (But I'll try to post a pic anyway if I find it a few days later.)
Ironically, the date 1532 does not appear on the Numista page for the type (and I cannot make a change request, because the year list is verified).

Looking forward to 1521, for which I do have a prepared photo - if I don't miss the date, it will likely be my only coin to appear in all three editions of HFBCWG (if mainly only because I didn't post any others in the first edition).

Here is a pfenning from the Austrian state of Steiermark. It is dated 1531. I don't have a good attribution for it as it is unlisted in Kopicki, but I do note that it is quite similar to Saurma 735.

I wasn't going to post this, but to keep the thread moving, here it is:

Poland/Prussia, 1530 1 gross/groschen (Gumowski 526):






(Not too much is clear on this coin except the date and legends.)

Grand Duchy Lithuanian, half-groat 1529





One item with littera „V" , the next without it on obverse

Grand Duchy Lithuanian half-groat 1528

Posted in the second edition, but it still is a nice coin
0,5 batzen
1528
Freestate Kempten
MON.NO.CIVITATIS
MONETA NOVA CIVITATIS
money of the city
CAMPIDONENSIS
Kempten
Schulten 1591, Nau 67

Germany / Nördlingen -- 1527 1/2 batzen (Krause MB#60):