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Two very similar coins, well worn Kingdom Bohemia, as part of the Holy Roman Empire. praagse groschen ND Ruler: Wenceslaus III van Bohemen(1289-1306) Mint: Kuttenberg (Kutná Hora) GROSSI.PRAGENSIS Praagse groot Innercirkel : WENCESLAUS TERTIUS Wenceslaus the third Outer cirkel: DEI.GRATIA.REX.BOEMIE by gods grace, king of Bohemia Literature: Smolik 15, Donebauer 807 2,6gr   |
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Kingdom Bohemia, as part of the Holy Roman Empire. praagse groschen ND Ruler: Johan I of Bohemia, Johan of Luxemburg, Jean the blind (1296-1346) Mint: Kuttenberg (Kutná Hora) GROSSI.PRAGENSIS Praagse groot Innercirkel : JOhANnES.PRIMUS Johan the first Outer cirkel : DEI.GRATIA.REX.BOEMIE by gods grace, king of Bohemia Literaturr : Donebauer 817, Smolik 1, Castelin 8 3,65gr, 2,89cm  |
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German-roman empire Frederick the handsome (1289-1330) As duke 1306-1314 Pfennig, silver ND 1306-1314 Mint: Vienna - Neustadt Rampant bohemian lion CNA B227  |
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German-roman empire Frederick the handsome (1289-1330) As duke 1306-1314 Pfennig, silver ND about 1314 Mint: Vienna Obv.: 6-pointed star, a clover in each angle. Rev.: Crowned head facing. Ref.: CNA I, B 165. Luschin-67 Any comment or correction welcome...  |
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Holy Roman Empire - Duchy of Austria Albrecht II. von Habsburg (1330-1358) Pfennig (Silver) Mint: Vienna Mintmaster: Dietrich von Flusthart Rev: 3 bird heads joined together. Obv: Embossing traces (Coat of arms of the mintmaster). Weight: 0,75g Reference: CNA B243  |
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Albrecht II. von Habsburg (1330-1358) Pfennig (Silver) Mint: Enns Obv: Leaf cross (blattkreuz) Rs: Embossing traces. Ref.: CNA B240  |
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[edit: The correct attribution is Roberts 5784 since it was minted in Dijon. You can sorta read the rev legend DIV ION EN SIS.] What few people know about Dijon: That city gave the name to a blue fabric, better known as blue jeans (bleu de Dijon) |
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Delhi 1 tanka No date (AH730-732/1330-1332AD) Tughlaq sultanate Ruler: Muhammad bin Tughluq (1290-1351) Reference: D403  Edited by Petrus
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3 coins of Flandres: County of Flandres: (most of the characters 'N' are retrograde) 1) half groot No date Ruler: Louis of Male (Louis II)(1346-1384) Munt: Genth (1368-1370) Literature: Gaillard 227 obv : inner cirkel : MON ETA FLA DRIA money of Flandres Outer cirkel : + BENEDICT':Q':VENIT:I:NOMINE:DI: benedictue qui venit in nomine dominus blessed who comes in the name of the Lord rev : LVDOVIC:DEI:GRA:COM:Z:D:FLAnDRIE : Ludovicus dei gratia comes et dominus Flandrie Louis, by gods grace, count and lord of Flandres  2)double compagnon no date Ruler: Louis of Male (Louis II)(1346-1384) Mint: not readable Literatuur: Gaillard 219-221, De Mey 206-211, Boudeau 2230 obv : Inner cirkel: MONETA FLANDR money of Flandres short cross rev : Outer cirkel: BNDICTV:SIT:NOME:DNI:NRI:IHV:XPI : benedictum sit nomen domini nostri Iehova Christi Blessed is the name of our Lord Jesus Christ Inner cirkel: LUDOVIC'xCOMES: count Louis  3)double groot no date Ruler: Louis of Male (Louis II)(1346-1384) Mint: Genth (1380-1383) Literatuur: Gaillard 223 obv : Inner cirkel: MONETA DE FLANDRIA (square E) money of Flandres Outer cirkel : + BENEDICTUS:QUI:VENIT:IN:NOMINE:DOMINI Blessed is who comes in the name of the Lord short flowered cross rev: LVDOVICUS:DEI:GRA:COMES:F:NS:FLANDRIE Ludovicus dei gratia comes et dominus Flandriae Louis, by gods grace, count and lord of Flandres seated lion with tournament helmet  Edited by Petrus
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And the last ones of the 14th century: Hungaria 1) Denar no date (1373-1382) "denar saracenum" MONETA LUDOVIC I money of Louis I REGIS HUNGARIE kingdom of Hungary Lajos = Louis, Ludwig, Lodewijk Magyar Lajos, Nagy Lajos, Anjou Lajos Ludovít I ve#318;ký : Louis I the Great Ruler: Lajos I (1342-1382) Reference: Huszár 547  2) Denar No date(1383) Queen Maria (1382-1387) Double cross crowned 'M' MONETA.MARIA REGINE VNGARIE mint KB : Kremnitz Huszár 566  |
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@petrus, that is quite a bolus of coins to digest! Thanks for sharing them.
With regard to your coin said to be minted in Hainault by William I, the attribution should be Roberts #8215. In that case, the obv legend should be something like VALENCENENCIS and the rev legend (with the lion) should be something like G.COMES.MANORIE. I'm not sure that this is a fit with your coin though--what are your thoughts on the inscription?
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Double mite: it can be this ruler : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willi...uis_of_Namur(County of Namur. The legend is not very good readable  Did you see my determination of the two Brabant coins of Jean III. You tell us it is from Luxembourg. I think your coin is 50 years older and also Louvain Edited by Petrus
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Petrus made finally made it to the party!  Quote:
@JBuck, you will be happy to know that I liberated this little guy from a plastic prison (ANACS slab). Excellent!  |
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Did you see my determination of the two Brabant coins of Jean III.
You tell us it is from Luxembourg.
I think your coin is 50 years older and also Louvain Yes Petrus, very interesting. As the designs are very similar, I think that it comes down to the first few letters of the obv legend. Is it BRAB (as in the coins that you posted) or M:AR (as I had previously been interpreting)? That is the question. I have blown up that detail from my coin below and am inclined to agree with you that my prior attribution was wrong. It certainly looks like BRAB, doesn't it? Thanks for the help!!  "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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