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1615 -- Kingdom of Hungary, 1 denar:   |
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Norway
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@tdziemia, nice 3 kreuzer you have. Here is my 1615 3 kreuzer.  |
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Russian Federation
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I sincerely apologize for missing yesterday, but I think I should probably post my coin anyway.   Sigismund III, billon ternar, 1616. Krakow mint (I think). Not in Numista (that I can tell); apparently not in Krause; supposedly not in Gumowski for this mint; Fortress Catalogue claims Kopicki 582. More details in and around my original post. The ternar (3 denars) is apparently a very rare denomination; IIRC, there is even some dispute as to whether any were made in Krakow at all (as opposed to Poznan). I think mine is the subtype attributed to Krakow, though. I do have a proper coin for today, incidentally...   Sigismund III, city of Riga under Polish rule, solidus (schilling), 1615. Numista 78799 (under "Duchy of Livonia"), KM# 5 (as listed on Numista - not sure of which country), this date Kopicki 8152 (according to Fortress Catalogue). I apologize in advance for the utterly blurry 2013 reverse photo. Unfortunately, I don't think I ever got around to making better ones. |
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Certainly there is conflicting information on the ternar. I think I provided the information from Gumowski for the earlier post you reference. Under "Sigismund III Kronpragungen" (crown mints) Gumowski lists 1603 as the last date for ternars from Krakow, and adds "Die Ternare 1616-20 gehoren zu den Munzen der Stadt Posen" (the 1616-20 ternars are attributed to the city of Poznan). So, for Posen (Poznan) city issues, Gumowski 1479 reads: "1616. mit 1 S 6 in Av. (obverse)- und drei Wappen in Rv. (three shields reverse) - Auch von 1617, 1618, und 1619" attributing your type to Poznan for 1616-1620. But the WCN archive lists this type as minted in Krakow. There are no examples from 1616 in the archive, which makes me think this date must be rare. The 1619 is attributed as Kopicki 585 and the 1620 as Kopicki 586. https://wcn.pl/archive/148857?q=polska+trzeciak+This is consistent with 1616 being Kopicki 582 I think, but maybe someone with a copy of Kopicki can confirm (gee, I wonder who that might be  ) To end, I'm keeping an eye out for a ternar, since it is a denomination I am missing, and because I just love the Polish word for the denomination which is completely unpronouncable to anglophones - trzeciak. Edited by tdziemia
08/01/2019 8:18 pm
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1615 King Louis XIII of FranceHalf franc, child bust and ruffles (demi-franc au buste enfantin et fraise)Paris(A) Half franc, laureate bust and ruffled collar (buste laure au col fraise)Rouen(B) Half franc, laureate large head and ruffled collar (à la grosse tête lauree au col fraise)Saint-Lô(C)
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Nice to see these France royal issues again, and to see a divergence of style.
I commented on Louis XIV that the busts were very standardized between mints, but now we see less standardization. When we get to Poland in 1590s, we will also see this.
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08/01/2019 8:21 pm
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More French stuff from me. Here is a Double Tournoi dated AD 1615:   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Belgium
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OOOOH I like the latest coins!!  |
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Belgium
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1 quattrino Milan, under Spanish rule Philip III of Spain (1578-1621) 1614 Legend: PHILIPP III REX HI Philips III king of Spain MEDIOLANI DVX ET C Duke of Milan etcetera Reference: CNI 246/252  |
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Belgium
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Sigismund Wasa (1587-1632) King of Poland, Lithuania and Sweden SOLIDUS.CIVI.RIGE.1614 SOLIDUS CIVITATIS RIGENSIS city of Riga SIGIS.III.D.G.REX.PO SIGISMUND TERTIUS DEI GRATIA REX POLONIA Sigismund III, by the grace of God, king of Poland   |
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Sigismund III. Lithuanian schilling 1614   |
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Poland 1614 3 polker (poltorak) Krakow mint. First year of issue of this type which we have seen so much over the last 2 weeks. I think the die was made by an apprentice diemaker who went on to a different profession. The legends (especially reverse) seem very poorly executed, unless this is the result of something else.   Edited by tdziemia
08/02/2019 07:44 am
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1614 N-B Hungarian Denar under King Matthias II;Huszar 1142,Unger 871. Some of the copper leeched to the surface giving it a pale reddish hue.   |
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Belgium
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1614 Jeton from Antwerp, Duchy of Brabant, Spanish Netherlands Dugniolle 3709 Obverse: portrait of the Archdukes ALBERTVS ET ISABELLA D G Reverse: Snake biting its own tail IMPERIO ET OBSEQVIO  |
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1614 -- Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth,1 groschen:   |
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