28 Weeks: 28 Centuries Of Coins

Edward III noble, fourth coinage pre-treaty period, series Gd. Initial mark, Cross 3
Issue Date: 1356 - 1361

@gooner, you didn't disappoint this century either. Gorgeous coins!

@EddieDiz, I guess that we are both working toward a similar goal. One of us just needs to buy and post a 1491 so that we can move that thread along.

Here is a denier from Burgundy, a French Duchy. It was minted between 1305 and 1315 under the authority of Hugo V. It is fairly worn, but the attribution is PdA 5678 and Roberts 5783.

[edit: The correct attribution is Roberts 5784 since it was minted in Dijon. You can sorta read the rev legend DIV ION EN SIS.]

This thread has been amazing!

Here is a 1 Esterlin from Luxembourg. It is undated, but was minted between 1353 and 1383. Attribution is Probst L150-1.

for this 14th century :

Bulgaria : Ivan Alexander , AR grosschen , 1331 - 1371 :






Venetia : Doge Pietro Gradinegro , AR grosso , 1289-1311 .







county of Flanders , Louis II of Male : 1346-1384 , AR double groat or botdraeger :





France : Philippe le Bel , 1285-1314.
large silver gros tournois à l'O rond :large O in Turonis on reverse(First pic ),coin for Philippe IV Beacuse Philippe is written with 2 P . Coin dated 1305 because the upper lily is between 2 dots .




albert

antwerpen2306: I really like the bulgarian and Venetian coins you posted, but at the same time those coins seem a bit scary to me :D I am not surprised that some conspiracy theorist saw an alien in a helmet instead of a saint's halo :) (can't remember where I saw / read this though)

Duchy of Hainaut
doubble mite
No date
Ruler: Willem the Fair (1304-1387)
(That is what I have been told, all info welcome)